The all-new KESLA 14RH is the smallest harvester head in Kesla’s range. Despite its size, it makes use of the technology, structural solutions and manufacturing know-how of large harvester heads. With the new model, Kesla strengthens its position as a leading harvester head manufacturer independent from base machines.
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Ranua Wildlife Park was established in 1983. Today, the park is home to around 200 animals that represent 50 arctic species. The animals are housed in spacious enclosures right in the middle of a Nordic forest. It takes a lot of hard work from an average of five members of staff to look after the animals and maintain their enclosures. This work is made easier by a Valtra N114 Hitech tractor and a KESLA 204T loader.
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Kesla will not attend this time the FinnMETKO exhibition organized in Jämsä (FI) 3.-5.9.2020. Several other big players in the branch have come to the same conclusion.
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Lister Wilder is delighted to announce that it brings Kesla into the fold from 1st of June 2020 and becomes the sole dealer of the highly acclaimed franchise in the south of England. As a longstanding AGCO dealer of the pioneering Valtra franchise, it was a natural progression for Lister Wilder to bring Valtra’s valued partner Kesla into the fold.
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European type-approval according to EU framework regulation 167/2013 is now available for the KESLA trailers, allowing public road use of trailers in all EU countries and in most of the EU’s neighbouring countries.
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Throughout its 60-year history, Kesla’s products have been renowned for their excellent quality. However, maintaining and improving quality requires continuous hard work. As part of its quality effort, Kesla is investing in a recently commissioned test centre.
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The brand new KESLA 19RH-III and 21RH-III harvester heads represent the latest technology on the market in terms of structure, materials and functionality. With the new models, Kesla strengthens its position as a leading harvester head manufacturer independent from base machines.
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Kesla made already in March several procedures inside the company to ensure the safety of the staff and to lower the infection wave in Finland. Procedures include among others increased hygiene, possibility to work from home and minimizing internal and external contacts. These procedures are ongoing. Despite the situation, we do our best to serve the customers the customary way.
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Kesla has relocated its spare parts storage in Southern Finland to Maantec Oy's premises in Kauklahti, Espoo. At the moment there are approximately 2000 items available for timber and City cranes directly in Kauklahti.
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Kesla has made some procedures inside the company to ensure the safety of the staff and to lower the infection wave in Finland. Procedures include among others increased hygiene, possibility to work from home and minimizing internal and external contacts. Despite the situation, we do our best to serve the customers the customary way.
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