Agricultural equipment manufacturer, AVR, has seen a successful uptake of its Puma 3 potato harvester since the installation of a Volvo Penta engine. Belgian manufacturer, AVR, first prototyped a 13-liter Volvo Penta engine, the TAD1373VE, in its Puma 3 potato harvester in 2014. Since then, the machine has proven to be so popular with customers that there are now more than 100 units in operation around the world. “ Our customers have been very satisfied with the Puma 3, compared to units with another engine by a different supplier, which ran at high rpm and was very noisy, ” says Steven Paesschesoone, research and development director at AVR. “ The Volvo generator runs at low rpm and has lower fuel consumption and makes a lot less noise, so it ’ s much more comfortable for the operator. It ’ s also easy to install as it is compact, and has an easy-to-use aftertreatment system. We like the simplicity of it. ” Strong and reliable AVR, based in north west Belgium...
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