Lobbo 254

The register lists 5 versions with 19 to 93 kW (25 to 125 hp) with diesel engines.

With this wide span from the light yard tractor to the powerful field tractor, Lobbo covers several market segments at once, from the compact holding to larger agricultural use; the even spacing of the five types from 254 to 1254 follows a consistent model logic across the whole power class, from compact yard work to more demanding pulling tasks in the field.

When buying used, check clutch and gearbox, the tightness of the hydraulics, rust on body panels, and the condition and hours of the diesel engine, and on the larger types the braking system given the higher vehicle weight; parts, depending on the engine's origin, can be sourced through the general farm machinery trade, with larger types such as the 1254 usually supplied through specialist importers instead.

As with most tractors in these power classes, implements are driven through a standardised PTO at 540 rpm, or at 1,000 rpm on the stronger types such as the 1254. The three-point linkage follows the international ISO 730 standard, whose categories shift from I to II as engine output rises, setting the maximum size of implement that can be mounted.