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The Karlsson/Bergman family with the first Hypro processor. From the left: Tommy, Elisabeth and Linus. Today the processor is found in 32 countries and its most important sales channel has been Elmia Wood.
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 2953 x 1892, 1.4 MB
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Hypro 450 XL
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 2658 x 2003, 8.6 MB
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Eucalyptus trees in Brazil.
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 2592 x 1944, 4.06 MB
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Radiata pine forest in Chile.
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 3456 x 2592, 3.83 MB
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Hypro’s tractor processor has been developed into a whole family of products. This is the largest version with a crane and felling grapple.
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 1772 x 2916, 1.44 MB
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Hypro’s owner Tommy Karlsson, shown here with his son Linus Bergman.
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 2953 x 1969, 1.65 MB
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The Iron Knight at Elmia Lastbil
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 1183 x 788, 286 KB
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Scania
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 4928 x 3264, 3.17 MB
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Elmia Lastbil 2016
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- Creative Commons Attribution
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- 940 x 627, 88 KB
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Elmia Lastbil offered world premieres and a festive atmosphere
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Scania
- License:
- Creative Commons Attribution
- File format:
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- Size:
- 4928 x 3264, 3.17 MB
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The Iron Knight at Elmia Lastbil
- License:
- Creative Commons Attribution
- File format:
- .jpg
- Size:
- 1183 x 788, 286 KB
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