The Kongskilde 13618203 is a genuine hexagonal belt designed for reliable power transmission in various agricultural applications. This OEM part ensures precise fitment and durable performance, featuring an outer length of 2180 mm, a pitch length of 2130 mm, an inner length of 2080 mm, a width of 22 mm, and a height of 17 mm. Weighing approximately 0.6 kg, it is engineered to meet Kongskilde's high-quality standards.
Kongskilde is a Danish manufacturer with a long history in agricultural machinery, tracing its origins back to 1949. Founded by Mogens Petersen and Hans Tyndeskov, the company initially focused on equipment for grain handling and drying. Over the decades, Kongskilde expanded its product portfolio significantly, becoming a recognized name in soil preparation, seeding, and crop handling solutions. The brand is known for its robust and efficient machinery designed to meet the demands of modern farming practices.
The company's product lines are diverse, covering key areas of agricultural production. This includes a wide range of tillage equipment, such as ploughs, cultivators, and disc harrows, designed for effective soil preparation. Kongskilde also offers advanced seed drills for precise planting and various crop handling solutions, including grain blowers, conveyors, and storage systems. While specific model series are extensive, their equipment is widely utilized in operations requiring reliable and high-capacity machinery.
At Partao, the top categories for Kongskilde parts include Air Filters, Apparel, Axle Assemblies, Axle Seals, and Backhoes. These components are essential for maintaining the operational integrity and performance of Kongskilde machinery. Over 44,204 genuine Kongskilde spare parts are available at Partao.
Farmers and agricultural contractors worldwide rely on Kongskilde equipment for its durability and performance in demanding conditions. The brand's focus on innovative solutions for soil cultivation and crop management makes its machinery a valuable asset for optimizing yields and improving operational efficiency across various farm sizes and types, particularly in regions with intensive agricultural practices.
