{"id":237,"date":"2026-09-30T08:00:00","date_gmt":"2026-09-30T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.koborismach.com\/index.php\/news-item\/farm-logging\/"},"modified":"2026-09-30T08:00:00","modified_gmt":"2026-09-30T00:00:00","slug":"farm-logging","status":"publish","type":"news","link":"https:\/\/www.koborismach.com\/index.php\/news-item\/farm-logging\/","title":{"rendered":"Farm & Logging"},"content":{"rendered":"

Farm & Logging<\/h1>\n
\n Corporate News<\/span>
\n \u00b7<\/span>
\n September-Wed-2026<\/span>
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\n By KOBORIS Team<\/span>\n <\/div>\n
\n \"Farm\n <\/div>\n
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– KOBORIS Tractor: 80-120 HP – operating weight 4.5-6.0 t<\/p>\n

– KOBORIS Backhoe Loader: 7-9 t operating weight – diesel 80-100 HP<\/p>\n

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Farm and logging operations rarely happen on flat, dry ground. Mud after rain, rutted field tracks, sloping woodland and sharp seasonal peaks in workload all punish a machine that was never designed for off-road, mixed-duty work. Farmers and forestry contractors need equipment that starts reliably, grips soft ground, switches between jobs quickly and keeps running far from a service workshop.<\/p>\n

KOBORIS covers this with a two-machine pairing. The utility tractors deliver 80-120 HP from fuel-optimized diesel powertrains, with 4WD traction and hydraulic PTO systems that support rapid switching between plows, rotary tillers, seeders, sprayers and trailers. The backhoe loader adds digging and lifting muscle in the 7-9 t class with 80-100 HP, handling trenching, drainage, loading and general earth-moving with a single unit.<\/p>\n

The practical pain point is time lost to attachment changes and terrain. KOBORIS tractors use quick-coupling linkage front and rear, while the backhoe loader combines loader and excavator ends so one operator can dig and load without repositioning a second machine. Both are built with high-traction tires, strong chassis structures and protected underbodies for work on slopes, stubble and woodland tracks.<\/p>\n

Seasonal peaks define the workload. Ploughing and planting compress into a few weeks, followed by hauling and, in a mixed operation, logging support through the dry months. A tractor that can carry a planter one day and a trailer the next, and a backhoe loader that can open a drain and then load a truck, spread one investment across the whole calendar instead of leaving machines parked for half the year.<\/p>\n

Reliability in remote areas is the second priority. A machine that stops deep in a field or forest means lost daylight and costly recovery. KOBORIS units complete more than thirty quality tests before shipping, with simplified maintenance and easy-access service points that reduce downtime for operators who service their own equipment. Spare parts and technical guidance are available through a global network serving more than twenty countries.<\/p>\n

Running costs decide the rest. Fuel-optimized diesel engines, protected hydraulic lines and heavy-duty axles keep maintenance predictable, while accessible service points shorten routine checks. Open-platform and enclosed cab options match the operator to the climate, keeping work comfortable in heat, dust and humidity.<\/p>\n

For logging support, the same tractors and backhoe loaders handle log handling, access-road grading and site cleanup, giving a mixed farm-and-forest business a flexible fleet without buying dedicated machinery for every task.<\/p>\n

The same pairing also handles the supporting work that keeps a farm efficient: fence-line clearing, track repair, drainage ditches and loading feed or fertilizer. Because the equipment is built for mixed terrain rather than a single season, owners avoid the cost of hiring in machines whenever a short-term job appears.<\/p>\n

The result is equipment that keeps seasonal work on schedule and total operating cost under control, from morning feeding and fieldwork to late-season drainage and logging support. KOBORIS tractors and backhoe loaders give farm and logging operators the dependable all-terrain pairing they need.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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