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Hesston 9330 Self-Propelling vs. Westward M200
1 reasons to buy Hesston 9330 Self-Propelling:
Operation
| Operational weight without attachment | 3855.5 kg and 4989.5 kg | 23 % less or 1134.0 kg |
4 reasons to buy Westward M200:
Operation
| Fuel Capacity | 367.2 l. and 302.8 l. | 18 % more or 64.4 l. |
Motor
| Power | 158.8 kW and 63.4 kW | 60 % more or 95.4 kW |
| Displacement | 6.6 l. and 3.3 l. | 50 % more or 3.3 l. |
Gear box
| Maximum speed | 37 km/h and 17.7 km/h | 52 % more or 19.3 km/h |
Neutral reasons:
Sizes
| Wheelbase | 3556 mm and 3942 mm |
| Front wheel tread width | 3241 mm and 3410 mm |
| Rear wheel minimum track width | 2144 mm and 2408 mm |
| Rear wheel maximum track width | 3048 mm and 3408 mm |
Operation
| Front tyre size | 18.4 x 26 for turf and 18.4 x 26 with grousers for turf |
| Rear tyre size | 14L x 16.1 and 10 x 16 |
Motor
| Manufacturer | Cummins and Caterpillar |
| Aspiration | turbocharging and turbocharging |
Gear box
| Transmission type | Hydrostatic - Single Gear and hydrostatic, 3 electric motors of electric gearshift |
| Final drive type | Direct transmission, planetary and Planetary drivedown |
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Sizes
| 4. Wheelbase | 3556 mm | 4. Wheelbase | 3942 mm |