The Laverda M 410LC is a combine harvester, a self-propelled machine designed to harvest and thresh grain crops in a single pass. Laverda, an Italian manufacturer established in the early 20th century, builds harvesting machinery and agricultural equipment for grain and forage production across Europe and beyond. The M 410LC represents the company's mid-range offering for cereal and legume harvesting operations.
This 2013 example is equipped with a comprehensive specification of factory and aftermarket components. The machine features six shakers for grain separation, a proven configuration for efficient threshing performance. The cab is fully enclosed with air conditioning. The cutting platform is 7 metres in width with a flexible-finger (FF) header, and an auxiliary cutting head is available separately. An advanced auger-type crop conveyour system supports the header. The machine is fitted with a Micheletti grain cart coupling, enabling direct grain transfer during operation.
Specialised crop attachments are present: a two-blade rapeseed cutting unit is installed, and mixed-configuration (CB) maize equipment is fitted, allowing versatility across multiple crop types. The threshing drum is equipped with a mixed-style concave system for consistent grain quality. A grain grinder (mill) is integrated into the machine. Material distribution is handled by a standard straw spreader with chaff distribution fan. The machine operates on four-wheel drive for traction. Lateral self-levelling ensures stable operation on sloped terrain. An onboard camera is provided for operator visibility during harvest.
The engine has accumulated 3,751 operating hours. The threshing drum shows 2,500 hours of use. This machine is located in France and is priced at $89,000.
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