DE
Manufacturer: ACE
Artikelnummer: 85.003011
EAN-Code: 8900672030119
Recommended age: 14+
Material: Resin
Color: red
Scale: 1:32
Length: 108 mm
Width: 51 mm
Height: 58 mm
Weight: 63 g
The 1:32 scale model of the D 200 S also features a Hürlimann engine mount.
The designation D 200 was first used by Hürlimann in 1947. Nearly 20 years later, this designation was used again, though this tractor represented a completely new design. The Type S featured a fully synchronized transmission, 18 gears, and all-wheel drive.
Hürlimann first used the model designation D 200 in 1947. At that time, this tractor was still equipped with a worm-gear transmission. Although the model designation D 200 was reused in 1966, this model featured completely new technology and was therefore no longer comparable to the previous D 200 model. The new D 200 model was available with two different transmission options. For an additional charge, farmers could opt for the fully synchronized “Hürlimann Synchromatic Transmission” with 18 gears or for all-wheel drive.
The Hürlimann power harrow was already widely used in the 1940s. For the new larger Hürlimann tractors, there was already a larger power harrow, which was suitable for two-furrow plowing. However, for simultaneous two-furrow plowing and harrowing, a tractor with four-wheel drive was required.
The designation D 200 was first used by Hürlimann in 1947. Nearly 20 years later, this designation was used again, though this tractor represented a completely new design. The Type S featured a fully synchronized transmission, 18 gears, and all-wheel drive.
Hürlimann first used the model designation D 200 in 1947. At that time, this tractor was still equipped with a worm-gear transmission. Although the model designation D 200 was reused in 1966, this model featured completely new technology and was therefore no longer comparable to the previous D 200 model. The new D 200 model was available with two different transmission options. For an additional charge, farmers could opt for the fully synchronized “Hürlimann Synchromatic Transmission” with 18 gears or for all-wheel drive.
The Hürlimann power harrow was already widely used in the 1940s. For the new larger Hürlimann tractors, there was already a larger power harrow, which was suitable for two-furrow plowing. However, for simultaneous two-furrow plowing and harrowing, a tractor with four-wheel drive was required.
