CIR Global
Tractors and implements for a working season
We supply machines, parts and a desk that answers in English and Russian.
Parts
Parts that are already on the shelf
Filters, wear parts and the small pieces that stop a tractor in June.
Planning
A fleet plan, not a thicker catalogue
Tell us the crop, the soil and the hours. We will say what to buy and what can wait.
18 years with the same dealers
CIR Global
Built beside the machines, not above them
CIR Global grew out of a parts counter that kept hearing the same question: where do we buy a tractor we can actually service?
- New tractors and the implements that match them
- Parts we count before the season, not after a breakdown
- Technicians who know the serial number
- A desk that reads a Russian contract without a relay
Services
What we actually do
New machines, parts, a technician and a plan for the year.
New machines
Tractors and implements chosen for the soil and the crop, not for a catalogue photo.
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Parts
Wear parts and filters we actually keep on the shelf.
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Field service
A technician who has seen the machine, not a call-centre script.
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Fleet planning
What to buy this year, and what can wait until the next.
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Counted, not decorated
- Years beside the yard
- 18+
- Countries we ship to
- 40
- Machines in a busy year
- 1200
- Hours to a parts answer
- 24h
The yard
A short walk past the machines
We do not have a film of our own yet. The button opens the gallery until a video is ready.
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Machines we keep in the programme
Six machines. The tabs follow the job, not the brand.
Tractors
Field tractor 90
A 90-horsepower tractor for mixed farms that cultivate, haul and still need a loader on Friday.
Tractors
Field tractor 140
For contractors who spend the day in the cab and need the PTO speeds to match.
Loaders
Yard loader
A compact loader for grain, bales and the jobs that do not need a tractor at the front.
Seeding
Seed drill
A four-metre drill for farms that want rows, not a scattered hope.
Harvest
Round baler
A baler for hay and straw when the window is short and the pickup has to be wide enough.
Crop care
Crop sprayer
A trailed sprayer for the pass you cannot skip, with a boom we can still get parts for.
Team
People who pick up the phone
Sales, parts, service and the director.
Elena Varga
Managing director
She keeps the purchase list short and puts a date on every promise.
Marko Ilic
Sales
He asks about the soil before he asks about the budget.
Amina Karim
Parts
If the filter is not on the shelf, she says so before the truck is loaded.
Tomasz Wojcik
Service lead
He keeps a notebook of serial numbers and has little patience for a vague noise.
In their words
From farms and dealers
“They told us the drill would not suit our stubble. We bought the other setup. That is the kind of no we needed.”
“The parts list arrived with prices before the season, not as an apology in July.”
“The 140 is not a quiet tractor. It starts on a cold Monday, which is what we pay for.”
“The Russian contract and the English spec sheet described the same machine. That used to be rare.”
Before you write
Questions we hear before the season
How fast can a tractor leave?
Stock machines leave in a few days. A tractor built to order is usually four to eight weeks, and we write the week on the offer, not the word soon.
Do you keep wear parts before the season?
Yes, for the machines in this programme. If a line is empty we say so. We do not send a hopeful list.
Who comes out to the field?
A technician who already has the serial number, led by Tomasz. We do not send a script and a stranger.
Which papers travel with the machine?
The specification, the invoice and the service book. The contract language can be English or Russian. The specification is not translated into a different machine.
Can a dealer order in Russian?
Yes. Marko and Elena read the request in Russian. You do not need to route it through a third language.
What if the spec does not match the farm?
We say no. A drill that will not sit on your stubble is not a sale we want. The note from Helena is about that refusal.
Desk
Notes from the desk
Three notes. None of them is a press release.
18 September 2026
What dealers ask before they sign
The same three questions, in Russian or in English.
2 June 2026
The week we open the parts list
A list in July is an apology. We open ours before the season.
12 March 2026
Choosing a field tractor without buying the brochure
Hours, hitch and the Friday loader matter more than the paint.
Contact
Tell us the crop and the timing
The phone and the mailbox on this site are placeholders until the real desk is connected.