MX Loader in Profi Magazine

01 Aug 2024

It is always encouraging to see Irish agricultural equipment receive recognition on the European stage, and we were delighted to see the MX loader feature in a recent edition of Profi Magazine. Profi is one of the most respected agricultural machinery publications in Europe, known for its rigorous and independent approach to equipment testing and reporting, so coverage in its pages is a genuine mark of quality that farmers and contractors can trust.

MX has been manufacturing front loaders for over 60 years at their facility near Rennes in north-west France, and they have grown to become France's largest loader manufacturer and the second largest in Europe. That depth of experience shows in the engineering: MX loaders are designed to handle the full range of agricultural tasks robustly and efficiently, whether that is silage bale handling, dump trailer work, muck spreading, or livestock yard duties. As the sole Irish distributor for MX, Farmec is proud to bring this quality to farms right across the country.

The MX range offers a model to suit virtually every tractor and farm, from compact setups of 40hp all the way up to high-horsepower machines of 260hp. Standout features across the range include the Fitlock2+ hitching system for fast and secure attachment, the E-Pilot electronic joystick with integrated Smart Suspension and Bucket Shake functions, LED work lights for extended hours operation, and fully protected hydraulic and electrical routing within the boom structure. These are not just headline features — Irish contractors already using MX loaders have described them as genuinely tough and reliable, built to outlast the tractor they are fitted to.

If you would like to find out more about the MX loader range or arrange a demonstration, get in touch with the Farmec team. We are based in Drumree, Co. Meath, and our dealer network covers the whole of Ireland. We are confident that once you see an MX loader at work, you will understand why Profi Magazine and farmers across Europe hold them in such high regard.