AGTL unveils two new models at Pakistan Auto Show
Business Recorder • • 1 min read

Al-Ghazi Tractors Limited (AGTL) showcased two additions to its New Holland range at the Pakistan Auto Show, according to Business Recorder. The first is the NH 750, rated at 75 HP, while the second is the NH 85-56, an 85 HP model with four-wheel drive.
The company presented the models as a way to widen machinery choices for farming, commercial and construction users, offering more flexibility than conventional field work. Chief Executive Officer Yasin Seker noted that tractors now serve many commercial and allied purposes beyond cultivation. He said the NH 750 and NH 85-56 are meant to give customers robust, adaptable equipment for these needs.
The NH 750 is equipped with a strong hydraulic system, a sturdy clutch, a disc brake setup and a battery that needs no upkeep, along with SG iron front support for loader and blade work. The NH 85-56 relies on Lift-O-Matic technology and four-wheel drive to deliver better traction, with an optional double-acting spool valve kit available.
At a glance
- AGTL added the NH 750, a 75 HP tractor, to its New Holland range.
- The NH 85-56 is an 85 HP four-wheel-drive model with Lift-O-Matic technology.
- Both models were shown at the Pakistan Auto Show.
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Originally reported by Business Recorder
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