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Landini 8865 built for every farmer’s need

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Its 12×12 transmission ensures smooth gear transitions across all types of farm work. (Courtesy pic)
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Back by popular demand, the legendary Landini 8865 tractor has made its grand return to Eswatini, available exclusively at Agrimech in Matsapha. Trusted for decades by farmers across Africa, the Landini 8865 continues to deliver unmatched strength, reliability and performance in every field. Powered by a robust 60kW Perkins engine, the 8865 is engineered for real farming conditions, combining power with the simplicity and durability that local farmers value most. Its 12×12 transmission ensures smooth gear transitions across all types of farm work, while the dual-speed PTO offers the versatility needed to handle a wide range of implements and attachments.

This all-round 80HP workhorse is designed for multiple applications, making it ideal for farmer groups and cooperatives looking to increase productivity and share resources efficiently. From soil preparation and seed drilling to crop care and spraying, the Landini 8865 can do it all with ease and consistency.

Built smart, as well as strong, the tractor’s radial tyres offer better grip, improved comfort and longer lifespan, helping reduce soil compaction while maintaining traction across tough terrains. Its Tier II engine and proven mechanical reliability have made it one of Africa’s most respected farming machines, a true legend in the agricultural sector.

Adding to the convenience for local buyers, Agrimech has the support of all major banks in Eswatini, making financing your Landini 8865 simple and accessible for individuals, groups or cooperatives ready to invest in dependable farming equipment.

Whether you’re tilling, planting, or hauling, the Landini 8865 offers the performance that Eswatini’s farmers deserve, a machine built to last, built for results and built for you.

Visit Agrimech in Matsapha today and rediscover the power of the 8865. For more information or to schedule a viewing, contact 2518 6616 / 2518 6680 or 7602 9904.

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Written by
Mthobisi Buthelezi

Mthobisi Buthelezi - Sections and Supplements Editor with the Times of Eswatini overseeing the publishing and content for the Motoring on Thursday, Property on Saturday, Tekulima (Farming) on Wednesday and Business Opportunities on Monday. Contact: 7936 3694 Email: mthobisib@times.co.sz

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