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Self-Propelled mower Gomselmash CS150 CROSS

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Model Number: CS150 CROSS
Condition: New
Made in: Belarus
Location or Storage Country: Belarus
Service Engineering Support: Yes
Warranty: No
Price: Call for price
Description:
The CS150 CROSS self-propelled tracked mower is designed for mowing and swathing rice using a two-phase harvesting system. It is suitable for use on flat fields with low soil bearing capacity (highly moist soils) and slopes of up to 8º. It is equipped with a proven MMZ D-260 diesel engine producing 150 hp and mounted on shock absorbers. A 260-liter fuel tank provides up to 12 hours of operation without refueling. The tracked chassis with 600 mm wide, rubber-reinforced tracks ensures maneuverability and minimizes ground pressure. The cab is equipped with a heating and air conditioning system, sound and vibration insulation, and heat-insulating glass. The system is controlled via an onboard computer.
Overview:
Model CS150 CROSS
Engine
Manufacturer / Brand MMZ
D-260.4S3A-849
Power, kW / hp 110 / 150
Fuel tank capacity, l 260
Cutting height, mm 70 – 400
Width of the formed windrow, m 1.1 – 1.8
Chassis
Wheelbase, mm 3,620 ± 100
Chassis drive hydrostatic
Operating speed, km/h 8
Transport speed, km/h 20
Ground clearance, mm 640
Track, mm 2,500
Overall dimensions and weight of the mower without adapter
Length/width/height, mm 5,770 / 3,300 / 3,560
Weight, kg 9,600
Adapters
Rice reaper, m 5.0
Documentation:

OJSC "Gomselmash"

Markets: Техника поставляется в Россию, Украину, Казахстан, Чехию, Словакию, Румынию, Болгарию, страны Балтии, Аргентину, Бразилию, Китай, Южную Корею и другие страны. Основные рынки сбыта – Россия и Казахстан.
Locations: 246004, Republic of Belarus, Gomel, st. Shosseynaya, 41
Main Products/Services: Grain harvesters, forage harvesters, corn harvesters, potato harvesters, self-propelled mowers, adapters, and attachments. 17 types of agricultural machinery, 75 basic models and modifications, 70 types of adapters.
Year Established: 1930