Strong performance at the world premiere in Oslo
Last year, the Fendt e107 Vario celebrated its world premiere at the Folk Museum in Oslo. During this event, the combination with the MSH 150 was also presented for the first time - a powerful unit that shows how municipal cleaning can work quietly and emission-free, without compromising on performance.
Ideal for Norwegian requirements
Why are towed sweepers a popular choice in Norway? We asked Odd Arild Hoel, Sales at Aebi Schmidt Norge, directly about this: "Many municipal contractors in Norway focus on tractors that can be used all year round in the fleet. This requires additional equipment that is adapted to Norwegian road and weather conditions."
And how convincing is the MSH 150 from Schmidt as a sweeping solution together with the Fendt e107 Vario?
Odd Arild: "With its compact design, manoeuvrability and high and quiet cleaning capacity, the MSH is a very good choice. Our robust sweeper masters narrow roads, inclines, uneven terrain and different road surfaces with flying colours. With its hydraulic steering, it can be used flexibly with different tractors - even fully electric, as in the case of the Fendt e107 Vario. This provides a future-orientated solution that works emission-free, but still powerfully."
Test drive in Bergen with Eiksenteret
A further sign of growing interest in electrified cleaning solutions: In Bergen, the combination was recently handed over by our dealer Eiksenteret Kløfta to a Norwegian contractor for a test period. Eiksenteret, sees great potential: The combination of the Fendt e107 Vario and the MSH 150 delivers exactly what municipalities are looking for today - environmentally friendly and quiet in operation, without compromising on functionality.
Norway is showing what the future of urban cleaning could look like - and our Schmidt MSH 150 is right in the middle of it.
