Busch 40072 H0 Agricultural vehicle Kramer KL 11

Kramer - The all-rounder! In 1925, the career of the three Kramer brothers in Gutmadingen began with the introduction of the first motor mower. This laid the foundation stone for the development and production of Kramer tractors. Since all the brothers in agriculture have grown up, it was obvious to facilitate the laboriously work of the farmers by means of machines. The Grasmower (Bamlett) was followed in 1926 by the "little Kramer", who first performed at the DLG exhibition in Dortmund with great gnater. The KL11 model was introduced in March 1953. With an air-cooled Deutz engine with 11 hp at 2000 rpm, the tractor achieved a maximum speed of 19.8 km/h. In the construction period from 1953 to 1956 a total of 6,312 tractors were sold.

The model consists of 36 individual parts, some free-standing parts having a thickness of less than 0.5 mm. With a oscillating axle, free-standing pedals and separately inserted filigree steering linkage the limits of the feasible are reached. To make the model appear even more realistic, even the finest clutches and bolts are enclosed for attaching the packaging. As a special CLOU, a farmer with a hat and an ascending child were made "tailor-made" for this delicate tractor. Whether in a collector's showcase or on a well-kept layout/show piece, the model is a "must have"!

This text is machine translated.