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Post by jose on May 20, 2003 17:34:28 GMT 1
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Post by eppie on May 20, 2003 21:55:43 GMT 1
It seems that Horsch rebadged certain Kirovets models, because i have seen these tractors also with Horsch badge.
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Post by pudding on May 21, 2003 4:17:48 GMT 1
there was an article in june's classic tractor,
it was a joint venture i think , built from 1993-1996 by kirovets, using kirovets know how and horsch technology
horsch used JCB and Fendt skid units too
pudding
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Post by leemsutton on May 21, 2003 8:43:09 GMT 1
This Kirovets tractor:
Whats the HP and spec and can you still get them.
Lee
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Post by arno on May 21, 2003 20:54:44 GMT 1
as far asa I can remember:
350 hp,
12 ltr. engine,
the base is build by Kiro,
cab and bonnet and elektrics, hydraulics and transmission-handling is build on in Germany at Horsch.
Nowadays, Horsch is producing No-till-seedingmachinery, and is trying to sell around the world.
Don't think they still build the selfpropelling tractor/slurrytanks..(??)
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Post by Bernhard on May 21, 2003 21:02:46 GMT 1
Horsch is still building Tractors. They have the AT and the TT from 188 to 408 HP.
As I`ve see at the Tractors Catalogue, the AT uses the
Hood of the older Fendt, but I read nothing about a Joint Venture with Kirovets.
Bernhard
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Post by phil on May 21, 2003 21:36:52 GMT 1
didnt Horsch drop the K tractors? I think they did, because they were too uneconomical to make. Horsch now focus on the Simba relationship and other tillage machines. Do they still make the systems tractors.........? Cheers, Phil  |
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Post by pudding on May 22, 2003 4:58:43 GMT 1
yeap they dropped it in 1996
i would like one myself
systems tractors?..........yes i am sure they are still available
pudding
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Post by Hendrik17 on May 22, 2003 6:24:28 GMT 1
simply look at www.horsch.com and ypu will see what they build today... |
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Post by Laapa on May 22, 2003 20:31:37 GMT 1
Plenty of info on this tractor in Peter D. Simpsons excellent book "Ultimate tractor Power. Articulated tractors from around the world".
It is based on the Kirovets model with plenty of improvments. Electronics, styling etc..
It is no longer in production, not economical.
As far as I understood the Classic tractor article Horsch is no longer producing any self propelled vehicles any more. (Regardless of what's on their website. I guess for the right amount of money they could make it happen) That is why only the old Fendt hood is in any pictures.
They are focusing on their tillage and seeding implements and to a certain extent use Holmer TerraVariant toolcarriers (430 hp) for self propelled units (carrying seedcarts etc.).
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