Kuhn launches high capacity trailed sprayer with large scale ambitions

Introduced as a ground up new development, the Karan range of high capacity trailer sprayers have been created to provide the Kuhn with a trailed option for large-scale arable farms

Toby Whatley
Head of Machinery and Farm Technology
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Kuhn new Karan range has been launched to compete with the largest trailed sprayers on the market.
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Kuhn new Karan range has been launched to compete with the largest trailed sprayers on the market.

Following the purchase of Blanchard in 2008, Kuhn have offered a comprehensive range of mounted and trailed sprayers, but UK demand has never been significant, with the trailed units remaining a reasonable...

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