Laverda M LC Advanced combine harvesters with 2 or 4 driven wheels for harvesting on hillsides

The new Laverda M Levelling Concept Advanced series combine harvester is distinguished by the exclusivity of its patented Laverda levelling system, which works with a lateral action.
The Laverda M LC Advanced series consists of three models:

- the M 410 LC Advanced, the M 400 LC Advanced and the M 400 LCI Advanced (integral), all equipped with technical solutions such as the Free Flow cutting platform, the GSAX system that automatically adapts the cutting platform to the terrain, the long conveyor for higher output and optimal visibility on the platform, the PFR system that ensures a uniform and continuous crop flow, the MCS Plus for efficient and gentle harvesting and separation, oversized transmissions and a hydraulic system that ensures maximum output with no loss of energy, and the new stone trap with quick access to the preparation floor as well as to the threshing components for maintenance operations without altering the basic concave setting.

In addition to these features, the Laverda M LC Advanced Series combine harvester has three strong points:

- a new, exclusive lateral-action levelling system,

- reduced overall external width, ideal for road transport

- a new electronic feature

The lateral-action levelling system is based on two articulations which, thanks to the electro-hydraulic control, automatically level the combine harvester laterally according to the different slopes of the terrain.

The system allows transverse levelling of the machine up to 20% while guaranteeing performance, comfort and safety.

In addition to stability and minimal soil compaction thanks to the large tyres, the new lateral-action levelling system would make it possible to limit the overall external width to 3,50 m (or even 3,30 m depending on tyre size).

The intelligence on board the machine is the third major innovation that characterises this new series from Laverda, namely the adoption of the new Advanced electronic management system thanks to the Managing Console GTA II.

The system, equipped with a large touch screen, not only manages the machine's new levelling system but is also ready to accommodate all future control, measurement and diagnostic systems of the machine in the field (ISO-Bus protocol) with the possibility of storing data on an SD memory card: control of awn returns, adjustment of the sieves from the driver's cab, telemetry and mapping of the harvested field.

For the most difficult terrain and in the most adverse conditions, Laverda recommends the M 400 LCI Advanced (integral) model. Indeed, in addition to lateral-action levelling, the machine's four driven wheels and the rear lift ensure optimal control of the combine harvester.