Beet harvester ROPA Tiger 5

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Beet harvester ROPA Tiger 5

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Three-axle self-propelled sugar beet harvester with the soil-protecting R-Soil Protect chassis for lifting and cleaning beet.

Main advantages

  • Bunker over 43 m³ — longer runs between unloading
  • Chassis tilts up to 10% — stable on slopes
  • 200 cm unloading conveyor — easier trailer loading
  • Ultrasonic bunker sensors — loads logged per field

Overview

About this product

The Tiger 5 is a three-axle self-propelled sugar beet harvester with a 626 hp six-cylinder Mercedes-Benz engine. Its R-Soil Protect chassis pairs an oscillating front axle with two hydraulically supported rear axles, stabilises the machine against roll and tilts it against the slope.

Wide Michelin CerexBib and MegaXBib tyres spread the weight over a large contact area. A stepless CVR transmission with hydraulic motors accelerates without gear changes, and the six-row lifting unit has hydraulic stone protection.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandROPA
Equipment typeHarvester
ModelTiger 5
Power626 HP
ConditionNew
Cylinders6
Engine displacement15.6 L
Max torque2900 N·m
TransmissionStepless (CVT)
Top speed40 km/h
Weight31800 kg
Fuel tank1290 L
Operator stationCab
Rear tyres1050/50 R32

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