Training where the machines are made — ABA “Astra” service engineers visited the HORSCH Leeb plant in Landau.
The team completed an intensive advanced-training course at the production facility, focused mainly on the new-generation self-propelled sprayer Leeb 6.280. During the course, the engineers studied the machine’s design, operating features, and key technical solutions in detail.
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The goal of the training was to deepen the team’s knowledge of the machinery to ensure sprayers run smoothly in the field and to deliver top-level service during the season.
In addition to the theoretical part and a breakdown of how the units and systems work, our engineers were able to train on the assembly line itself. There they saw the machine’s “skeleton”, the layout of the lines, and the placement of critical components — giving them a deeper understanding of the machine’s design and operating principles.
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This kind of training makes it possible to carry out warranty and post-warranty service even more effectively, as well as complex repairs of electronic and hydraulic systems.
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Thank you to Serhii Umanets for delivering the material in such a thorough and professional way. Special thanks also to HORSCH for their openness, partnership, and the opportunity to train where modern machinery is actually made.
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