During the time - sensitive harvest season, Cummins engines have become the reliable harvesting tools trusted by numerous agricultural machinery users. With advantages such as strong power, low failure rates, and low fuel consumption, they genuinely help users harvest more grains while spending less money.
Kubota x Cummins F4.5 National IV emission standard engines
The Kubota TX4170 series self - propelled corn combine harvesters are increasingly popular among cross - regional operation users due to their advantages of low loss, high efficiency, wide adaptability, and comfortable operation. Equipped with the Cummins F4.5 turbocharged diesel engine, it has a maximum output power of 125kW and a maximum torque of 420N·m. The product features excellent performance, strong power, high work efficiency, and outstanding fuel economy, making corn harvesting more efficient and straightforward.
CLAAS x Cummins L9 Engine
The new CLAAS TRION series combine harvesters are designed based on various crop working conditions in different regions around the world and diverse user needs. The installed Cummins engine is robust, durable, and adaptable to various tasks. Even in regions like Chifeng, Inner Mongolia, where the operation season is short and the harvest time is tight, it can withstand the pressure and operate stably. It can easily adapt to different working conditions. With a power output of up to 320kW, it is highly efficient and reliable. Its excellent fuel economy helps users save costs, making it highly favored. With the support of Cummins, CLAAS is extremely stable and powerful. It has a very high attendance rate, with an average annual operation time of over 600 hours. The longest - running one has almost reached 1000 hours without any problems, which can be simply described as worry - free.
Junfeng x Cummins B6.7 Non - road National emission standard IV Engine
Recently, the Junfeng corn harvester equipped with the Cummins B6.7 non - road National emission standard IV Engine was successfully delivered to users. Facing challenges such as complex terrain, high dust levels, and dense corn planting in Kashgar, Xinjiang, the Cummins engine demonstrates excellent performance, with a maximum torque of 1200N·m, effectively meeting the needs of mountainous operations. The intelligent electronic control system can precisely manage the engine's working conditions, improving operation efficiency. The nano-scale filtration technology effectively protects against dusty environments. The 500 - hour long - term maintenance cycle significantly reduces maintenance costs. Coupled with Cummins' comprehensive service system, it ensures efficient and continuous operation throughout the harvest season.
Zhenhua x Cummins L9 Plus Non - road National emission standard IV Engine
Fresh - eating corn harvesters are becoming a new trend in the agricultural machinery market segment. The Zhenhua high - end six - row fresh - eating corn harvester equipped with the Cummins L9 Plus engine has been successfully tested in the field this year. It will help users gain an edge in this emerging market segment and achieve higher returns.
Cummins agricultural engines safeguard the harvest, ensuring that every effort results in a bountiful yield.