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Andreas Bogner is an independent entrepreneur who runs his own forest service company in Southern Germany. He was familiar with Finnish forestry technology, already having used a Finnish tractor in his work. Bogner was so satisfied with the Finnish tractor that he wanted to have a trailer and loader from Finland as well. That is why he acquired a KESLA 144 series trailer with proTRACTION combined with KESLA 316T proC crane. Bogner’s expectations of Finnish technology and its performance were once again more than fulfilled.

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The Finnish tractor equipment manufacturer Kesla Oyj is introducing a bioenergy platform intended for use with a timber trailer. The platform is an accessory that can be easily detached, if necessary. The platform has a volume of 23 m3 and is equipped with a hydraulic tailgate and a tipper. With the platform, the use of the timber trailer can be increased particularly outside the forest environment.

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At Kesla we listen and respond to the needs of a chipping contractor. We know contractors want high quality wood chip efficiently and effectively, without long downtimes on the machine. That is why we at Kesla have invested heavily in technology to ensure the wood chip is consistently of high quality. The usability of the machine is excellent with low maintenance.

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Week 52 Thursday and Friday are bank holidays. All Kesla functions are closed those days.

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Agricultural machinery trade fair 365 online will award novelties on its website this exceptional year. A jury of agricultural journalists has selected gold and silver medalists among the new products entered in the competition for novelties. The jury has also issued honourable mentions.

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The City crane range launched by Kesla a few years ago was built with urban conditions in mind, as the cranes are equipped with KESLA proSTABILITY stability control system. The system ensures the safe operation of the crane. Originally, the crane model was only available in a few Z models and with radio control, but now there are models available in different sizes, with both Z boom and straight boom, and control is also possible from the high seat with joysticks and now also from the cabin as a new feature.

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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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