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Combine harvester Rostselmash TORUM 750

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Rotary combine harvester with a 425 hp Cummins engine for harvesting grain crops; out of production.

Main advantages

  • 10,500 L grain tank — fewer unloading stops
  • 105 L/s unloading rate — shorter unloading stops
  • 6/7/9 m headers — width matched to fields
  • Stone trap as standard — protects the threshing unit
  • Agrotronic as standard — remote machine monitoring

Not sold in Ukraine

Specs for owners and service

Overview

About this product

The TORUM 750 is a self-propelled rotary combine harvester: the crop is threshed by the Advanced Rotor System rotor, which the concave wraps around its full circumference. The rotor has a hydromechanical drive with variable speed, and the cleaning sieves are adjusted electrically from the cab.

The combine works with a Power Stream header whose knife is driven by a planetary gearbox, while reel speed is synchronised with ground speed. The transmission is hydrostatic with a three-speed gearbox, and all-wheel drive and an interchangeable half-track undercarriage are optional.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandRostselmash
Equipment typeCombine harvester
ModelTORUM 750
Rated power425 HP
TransmissionHydrostatic
Top speed27 km/h
Weight16350 kg
Fuel tank850 L
Operator stationCab
Grain tank capacity10500 L

Questions & answers

What farmers ask most

  • Yes, when «with warranty» is noted on the listing — typically 30–90 days on the powertrain. New tractors/combines ship with full factory warranty via the dealer.

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