Hars Other models

The register lists here 5 versions with 37 to 69 kW, or 49 to 92 hp, all with a Perkins diesel engine.

The consistent use of Perkins engines across the whole range is typical of smaller and medium tractor makers that rely on proven, worldwide-serviced bought-in engines rather than developing their own units; the power span covers the range from the smaller all-round tractor to the model for larger agricultural work such as tillage, transport and PTO-driven implements.

On these tractors, the condition of the Perkins engine and the injection system, rust on sheet metal and cab, the function of clutch and gearbox, and the condition of the hydraulics count; as Perkins engines are widespread worldwide, the parts supply for the drivetrain is generally straightforward, while body-specific parts are harder to source and depend on the individual dealer.