Kverneland focus: New shear bolt plough range set to be brought to market

At Kverneland's Agritechnica press event, the brand showcased a number of new products set for the show, not least some interesting developments in high capacity precision equipment, James Huyton reports.

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New generation of sheer bolt protected Variomat plough with an ircrease breakout force of 5,000kg with headstocks from 200-380hp
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New generation of sheer bolt protected Variomat plough with an ircrease breakout force of 5,000kg with headstocks from 200-380hp

Variomat plough From a brand that is no stranger to plough manufacture, Kverneland also introduced a new generation of shear bolt ploughs. This new generation of plough brings the shear bolt ploughs...

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