Tribine Harvester has announced that its 2017 production model will be equipped with two 9-litre Cummins engines.

On the previous model, a 9-litre block powered the threshing and cleaning system, while a 6.7-litre set-up was used for the hydraulics and transmission.

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“This running production change will boost the Tribine’s continuous horsepower from 590hp to 650hp, through two fuel-efficient 9-litre Cummins turbocharged engines,” said the company’s Greg Terjesen.

Like the 2016 powerplant, 2017 machines will not require the addition of AdBlue for emissions control.