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| Zweibruecken to fulfill Turkmenistan order of 500 combines, timely |
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| John Deere Werke Zweibruecken have delivered their last lot of a total of 500 combines for shipment to Turkmenistan, in a timely manner. This largest single order for Zweibruecken combines since 1995 was processed between December and March with peak production of up to 17 machines per day. The 5-walker combines are equipped with 18 ft. cutting platforms and are delivered to Turkmenistan, mainly by rail. Having arrived at their destination, the machines will be distributed and serviced by John Deere distributor IPC Agri which is based in Ashkhabad, Turkmenistan’s capitol. | 
By rail to Brest... |
“Thanks to the dedication and commitment of our entire factory team and the full support of John Deere International, Central Services and the senior management, we are able to deliver our products on time and will make sure they get the best possible after-sales-support we can provide” says John Deere Works Zweibruecken general manager Richard Ruf. The 9560 combines will be mainly harvesting wheat and rice in Turkmenistan, besides cotton the country’s most important crops.
...500 combines... | 
...waiting for customers |
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