About ten years ago the red Fahr combines, which were built in southern Germany, turned green to match the Deutz tractors from Cologne. At the same time, Deutz-Fahr introduced new and more modern combines at the top of its harvester range. Today, second-hand buyers still seek out these early green machines – and for good reason, as we found out when we took a closer look at the five-walker M 35.80
Five-straw walker combine:
About ten years ago the red Fahr combines, which were built in southern Germany, turned green to match the Deutz tractors from Cologne. At the same time, Deutz-Fahr introduced new and more modern combines at the top of its harvester range. Today, second-hand buyers still seek out these early green machines – and for good […]
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Gottfried Eikel
