History of Laverda Combines
The Laverda Company was founded and began producing farm machinery and wine making machines in the Province of Vicenzaby, in 1873, in by Pietro Laverda. Pietro moved the company headquarter to Breganze, Italy, where with over 100 employees the company met the needs of an agricultural community that was completely new to mechanization, with straw cutters, manual threshing machines, and many other useful tools.
In 1938 the reaper-binder ML6 was presented. This was when Laverda entered the harvesting machine sector. In 1956 the company decided to build the the M 60 model, which would become the first ever self propelled harvester that was Itallian made. It followed up with the M 120 combine harvester just 7 short years later.
Top Laverda Combine Harvester Models
Today Laverda offers a series harvesters to fit any need. The self-leveling series can climb of terribly steep hillsides, glide gracefully down impossible slopes, and work its way efficiently over course irregular ground. the Laverda Combine Harvester REV series offers Reliability, power and versatility, all with a reasonably low financial investment. With its REV drum and concave extension (REV segment), it can be set in 3 different positions for excellent flexibility and all-purpose use.
The LCS series offered by Laverda is coupled by a LCS self leveling series. Both are all-purpose and functional machines that are highly competitive, both as to productivity and costs. The LCS Series Levelling device keeps the body of the machine perfectly level even across slopes exceeding 20% crosswise and over 8% lengthwise.
The M Series "Special Power" offers three different versions for different agricultural needs; The regular model, the self-leveling model, and the rice harvesting model.Each model in the M Series "Special Power" has been created to comply with the multiple demands from the global market with technical innovations and solutions that are part of the exclusive Laverda system.