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You won’t have to wait months to be updated on off-road, stationary and marine engine comparisons and previews, OEM’ strategies and to see the driveline of every type of application disassembled piece by piece.

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Highlights

Carraro, legacy and culture of a global group – Ep.1

From the headquarters in Campodarsego, where axles and transmissions are produced, to Rovigo, where specialized tractors are assembled. All the way to the other plants around the world. A journey of a group that has become global. Here is the video.

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