Combine harvester Sampo Rosenlew Comia C10

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Combine harvester Sampo Rosenlew Comia C10

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A 238 hp single-cylinder Sampo Rosenlew combine harvester with six straw walkers for grain harvesting.

Main advantages

  • 6000 l grain tank — fewer unloading stops
  • 100 l/s unloading — shorter stops in the field
  • Six straw walkers — separates a large crop flow
  • 5.1 m header — wider cut per pass

Overview

About this product

A single-cylinder combine harvester with a 238 hp six-cylinder AGCO Power engine, the first model of the larger Comia combines. The eight rasp bars of the HD threshing cylinder are closed at the back, so dirt does not collect behind them and the flywheel effect increases.

Large sieve areas and six straw walkers handle separation, and the Avara cab has direct header height control (DHC) and electrically adjustable mirrors. A large tank, fast unloading and a high unloading pipe cut downtime.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandSampo Rosenlew
Equipment typeCombine harvester
ModelComia C10
Power238 HP
Working width5.1 m
ConditionNew
Engine makeAGCO Power
Cylinders6
Rear tyres480/65R24
Grain tank capacity6000 L
Unloading rate100 L/s

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