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Rottne Blondin 770 Processor '1977–????

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4 years ago
Wheels&Tracks

1975 – 1985

The first processor

Whether it was the fresh air that led to Börje Karlsson’s imaginative ideas for new innovations will remain unsaid, but it was during a holiday in the mountains with the family in 1976 that the idea began to grow of what would become the first one-man controlled processor. The result was the prototype for the 770 processor, which was delivered to customers the year after.

With the processor we now had a comprehensive machine programme on the market. Ten years after production of the first forwarder, it was now time to manufacture and sell processors, the predecessors of today’s harvesters.

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