Volvo Penta Tier 4 Final Engine Powers ROPA Beat Harvester

November 18, 2021

Twin 16 L Volvo Penta engines power ROPA’s Tiger 6 sugar beet harvester and are designed to meet Tier 4 Final emissions regulations. The engines provide 768 hp (565 kW) of power to enable 24/7 operation during harvest season.

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Twin 16-L Volvo Penta Engines Power 1 Megawatt Generator

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Volvo Penta Engines Ensure Uptime in ROPA Farm Equipment