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Number of models: 28
- Braud 105 B
- Braud 258
- Braud 405
- Braud 405-4
- Braud 405-6
- Braud 502
- Braud 503
- Braud 504
- Braud 505
- Braud 602
- Braud 603
- Braud 604
- Braud 605
- Braud 640
- Braud 650
- Braud 700
- Braud 701
- Braud 750
- Braud 800
- Braud 801
- Braud 2065
- Braud A.105
- Braud A.1865
- Braud A.2080
- Braud A.2480
- Braud A.2480V
- Braud s500
- Braud s600
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The history of Braud combine harvester
The history of Braud combines begins in 1870 in St Mars La Jaille, France. At that time, Braud mainly specialized in the production of threshing machines, and a breakthrough moment occurred in 1908 when Braud produced the first threshing machine with a mechanical drive, and in 1927, the first entirely made of metal. Braud quickly gained a strong position in the French market for grain combines, achieving impressive sales of 1600 units in 1968. During the European crisis of the 1970s, the company experienced a 45% decline and focused on producing Braud combines for grape harvesting. In 1984, Fiatagri acquired 3/4 of Braud’s shares, continuing the development of this renowned brand.