Visit Merlo at Ploughing and find out about their extended warranty offer
Following another successful year at the National Ploughing Championships, Merlo will return in 2026 with a range of telehandlers, giving visitors the opportunity to experience the latest innovations in performance, productivity, safety and operator comfort.
Supported by its growing network of Irish dealers, Merlo will showcase machines designed to meet the demands of modern farming, construction, contracting, and material handling operations across Ireland.
Agriculture line-up: Performance for every farming operation
Merlo’s agricultural display will feature a range of telehandlers suited to everything from livestock and dairy enterprises to arable and mixed farming operations.
TF30.7 CS
Compact, agile and versatile, the TF30.7 CS is ideally suited to everyday farm tasks.
Offering excellent manoeuvrability and visibility, it is at home in livestock buildings, feed yards and confined working environments where efficiency is essential.
TF33.7
A popular choice for Irish farms, the TF33.7 combines a compact footprint with impressive lifting performance.
Delivering a 3.3-tonne lift capacity and 7m lift height, it is equally capable handling bales, loading feed, or tackling grain and fertiliser movements.
TF42.7
Designed for larger-scale handling operations, the TF42.7 offers increased lifting capacity and productivity.
Whether loading bulk materials, stacking bales or working on intensive livestock units, this machine is engineered to keep pace with demanding workloads.
Extended warranty promotion available
Visitors to the stand will also be able to learn more about Merlo’s current extended warranty promotion, available exclusively to customers in the Republic of Ireland.
Customers who order and take delivery of a new Merlo Agricultural Telehandler by September 30, 2026 can benefit from an extended warranty at no additional cost, subject to machine availability and terms and conditions.
The promotion provides added peace of mind and further reinforces the value of investing in a Merlo machine.
Designed for Irish conditions. Backed by local expertise
Whether you are working in a busy farmyard, on a major construction project or looking to increase productivity across your business, the Merlo range offers solutions designed to perform in demanding Irish conditions.
Visitors will be able to speak directly with the Merlo team and representatives from Merlo’s Irish dealer network, who will be on hand throughout the event to discuss machine specifications, applications and the latest promotional offers.
You will find Merlo Ireland at Block 3, Row 15, Stand 300, or simply look for the green booms.
This is a sponsored post as part of our 2026 National Ploughing Championships supplement .
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