T3007K for Agricultural Work in Chile

The client record describes an agricultural customer in Chile seeking equipment for greenhouse installation and forage handling. The inquiry was received through Facebook on August 20, 2025.

The customer compared engine-brand options, including Kubota, Perkins, Cummins and Kohler, and asked whether the engine used four cylinders. Questions also covered the cab interior, certificate of origin, color changes and differences from lower-priced equipment.

Other questions concerned parts availability after a fault, a reversing camera, weighing functionality, production lead time and tyre brands or replacements. The notes state that the customer had approximately ten years of tyre-sales experience.

The customer also asked about payment-account arrangements and retaining 10% payment after the bill of lading. No bank details are published on this page.

The supplied configuration specifies a T3007K fitted with a Cummins QSB3.9-C100 Stage III engine. The source lists one of each of the following attachments: an 800 kg soft-bale clamp, a 1.8 m work platform, a fixed 2 t hook, a 2 m × 400 mm auger, a rock bucket and adjustable forks listed at 3,500 kg.

The rock-bucket entry reads “2000m / 1.3m³” in the source. The first dimension’s unit is unresolved and is not interpreted as a confirmed width. Attachment figures are source entries, not a combined safe working-load statement.

The client notes record an engine substitution and an attachment package for agricultural tasks. They do not include a manufacturing timeline, shipment date, installation record or operator-training completion record.

On the payment question, the notes state that the remaining payment was required before shipment rather than allowing a 10% balance after the bill of lading. This describes the recorded discussion and does not establish a general current payment offer.

The photograph illustrates the telehandler equipment category; identity as this exact Chilean unit or project has not been confirmed. The original inquiry notes are the source for the configuration narrative.

The source records several questions without documenting the final answers, including cab details, camera/weighing functions, tyre changes, origin documentation and production lead time. These must not be read as confirmed included features.

The record establishes the intended agricultural use and the specified engine/attachment discussion. It does not provide a signed customer acceptance, verified operating results or a measured productivity improvement.

Project-specific commercial terms and the unresolved bucket dimension require confirmation before being reused in a new quotation.