Kuhn expands Performer Select cultivator range with larger and smaller models

French manufacturer Kuhn has increase the working width options of its entry-level Performer Select primary trailed cultivators with the introduction of two new models. The new machines include the three-metre wide 3000 and five-metre wide 5000 which join the existing four metre wide machine

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Kuhn expands Performer Select cultivator range with larger and smaller models

The Select designation of the Performer range reduces the complexity and specification of the overall machine with mechanical adjustment of levelling discs and working depth, tension spring instead of...

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