A machine you have paid for spends weeks out of your sight. Here is how every LUCTORC machine is checked and photographed before it is packed, braced into the container, and documented to you with photos and a message the moment it loads — shown through one real Kenya shipment.
Read the articleA month after his first enquiry, Charles sat down with Lucas at the office, placed his order and paid. His 3.8 t/h chaff cutter is now built, boxed with his name on the side, and on its way to Kenya.
Read the articleAt 70 he still feeds the animals every morning. So his son bought him a 5.8 t/h LUCTORC kneading chaff cutter — to turn a long afternoon of chopping fodder into a short one on a small farm of 10 cows and 15 sheep.
Read the articleDuncan of Kiko Feeds in Kisii came back to LUCTORC for a second machine — a 10 t/h diesel chaff cutter. This time the footage is of it working, not travelling.
Read the articleA diesel silage baler wrapper arrived at a Kiambu farm in its crate. By late afternoon, the crew had tested it on the farm's chopped forage and completed the full bale-and-wrap cycle.
Read the articleTimothy's Balecore Diesel landed in Nairobi and impressed him — but nobody on his team had run one before. So we drove to Narok and spent the day teaching them, bale by bale, until they had it.
Read the articleGeorge returned to LUCTORC three months after his first enquiry, chose a tractor-PTO 9Z-8T chaff cutter and now has the machine in Trans Mara, Narok County.
Read the articleDuncan runs Kiko Feeds in Kisii Town. Follow his LUCTORC silage baler wrapper from its factory test in China to the day it was unpacked in Nairobi.
Read the articleWith around 20 cows in Kinoo and a feed preservation business in Narok, Victor is taking the next step: wrapping his own feed. See the factory test video of his ordered silage baler wrapper.
Read the articleThe 55, 70 and 90 series make bales of very different weights. Daily tonnage, how the bales get moved, and the power available decide which one is right.
Read the articleOne baler wrapper in the range runs on diesel and the rest are electric. The decision is about where the machine will stand, not about which engine is better.
Read the articleMost of the feed lost between the field and the trough is lost to air. Density and wrapping are the two things a baler wrapper controls.
Read the articleNine models cover 100 kg/h to 3,000 kg/h. Output alone will not tell you which one to buy. The material and the working hours matter as much.
Read the articleSend us your material, daily tonnage and power supply. We will recommend the right model and send a quotation — machine, spare parts and shipping.
