Back in the early 1980s, Simba was producing toolcarriers and trailed cultivators designed to reduce the cost of reclaiming land and establishing crops. Its current Solo cultivators have come on a long way since those first machines, yet there are still common genes between them. James de Havilland traces the Mono/Solo history
Simba Mono/Solo cultivators:
Back in the early 1980s, Simba was producing toolcarriers and trailed cultivators designed to reduce the cost of reclaiming land and establishing crops. Its current Solo cultivators have come on a long way since those first machines, yet there are still common genes between them. James de Havilland traces the Mono/Solo history
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