Dewulf, a full-liner in machines for the cultivation of potatoes and root crops, presents its brand new online configurator. Thus, it is possible to easily configure your ideal machine.

Those who visited the virtual trade fair booth “Dewulf Xpo” were able to get a first impression of what was to come. Six machines could be configured from A to Z. There was particular interest in the configuration of the new Dewulf Enduro, the 4-row, self-propelled sieving harvester on tyres. This pre-launch was the ideal stress test for the platform to now go fully live.

Thanks to this new online configurator, you can orient and inform yourself even better within the Dewulf product range. Different selection options are explained in a very simple manner so that you can make the right choice applicable to your specific conditions. Additionally, the machine is continuously visualised with the (de)selection of certain options. Thus, you will know what your machine will look like. Each configuration can be stored with a unique Dewulf code so that the local dealer can provide a tailor-made offer with a single push of the button.

For a considerable time, Dewulf has been gathering experience with an internal dealer configurator for soil cultivation machines, planters and storage machines. This knowledge formed the basis for the building of a fully new configurator that is more user-friendly than ever. In a first phase, all harvesters can be configured online. In a second phase, the soil cultivation machines, planters and storage machines will become available.

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