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Agromek has launched Agromek Stars Special Edition 2021, where Agromek’s exhibitors have been given the opportunity to submit their product news for judgement. The exhibitor’s product news will be judged and rated by the same criteria as the well-known Agromek Stars, which you experience at a physical held Agromek. Our focus will still be to ensure a high quality of the judgement and rating of the product news. Read more about the concept here.
Search in the list below and find all product news, which have been judged and rated in this year’s Agromek Stars Special Edition. You can filter and search for respectively 1-, 2- or 3 stars news in the list below.
Tractors and combine harvesters
The 100-tonne X9 Series Combine Harvester has been designed to operate to the limits. It requires only minimal maintenance and has time-saving functions in order to be able to make the most of harvest time. Being the widest model on the market means that it provides exceptional low-energy threshing, which separates and cleans, while producing less than 1% broken kernels. The X9 is a digital harvesting system, with smartphone apps and wireless data transfer providing unprecedented control of operation.
The X9 is a new design, with two longitudinal rotors combined with an 8-wing feed accelerator for even feeding, and a threshing area that the material passes through 2.5 times. The new Dynaflow XL cleaning shoe provides the biggest cleaning area on the market with a full 7 m2, which includes terrain adjustment. John Deere promises 100 tonnes per hour, with less than 1% loss. The Prodrive XL is a newly developed 40 kmph two-stage transmission. Acceleration is completely stepless, with the help of two motors that automatically overlap depending on speed. In all, this provides a torque increase of 30% while also delivering a fuel saving of 30%. The new HDX header has been specially developed for the new X series to increase capacity while minimising loss. The HDX is a 3-section hinged draper header that can follow the contours of the terrain. The rubber belts themselves now feature a development consisting of a patented system of small rubber grooves and elevations that help to hold the kernels, thus minimising loss from the header.
