The is a legendary pillar of Polish agriculture, often called the "Sixty" ( sześćdziesiątka ). While many associate it with its boxy metal cabin, the "bez kabiny" (without cabin) version holds a special place in the hearts of collectors and farmers alike . The Legend of the "Sixty"
: Approximately 2,170 kg without cabin (compared to 2,420 kg with one). Transmission : 10 forward gears and 2 reverse. Lifting Capacity : 1,200 kg on the hydraulic lift. Why Go "Bez Kabiny"? Ursus c360, bez kabiny
The version without a cabin was particularly popular for its and ease of mounting/dismounting, though it offered zero protection against the elements. Technical Specifications The is a legendary pillar of Polish agriculture,
Produced between 1976 and 1994, the Ursus C-360 was a direct successor to the C-355. It became an icon due to its simple mechanical design, which allowed farmers to perform repairs in the middle of a field without specialized tools. Transmission : 10 forward gears and 2 reverse
Despite its age, the C-360 remains a capable workhorse for small to medium farms. : S-4003 4-cylinder diesel, liquid-cooled. Power : 52 HP (38.2 kW).
While many owners eventually added cabins for comfort, the open-air version has distinct advantages: