The C-360 was introduced as an upgrade to the C-355. At a time when Polish agriculture was rapidly modernizing, the C-360 offered the perfect balance of power and versatility for medium-sized farms. Its name, "Ursus," is Latin for "bear," reflecting the machine's strength and durability in harsh field conditions.
It was more than just a machine; it was a cultural icon that shaped rural life. Because of its simple mechanical design, farmers could often perform maintenance and repairs themselves without advanced tools. Even decades after production ended, thousands of units remain in active service today, valued by both working farmers and vintage collectors. Key Technical Specifications Ursus C 360
The C-360 was designed for a wide variety of tasks, from plowing and sowing to hauling heavy transport. The C-360 was introduced as an upgrade to the C-355
The is a legendary Polish agricultural tractor produced between 1976 and 1994 by the Ursus factory in Warsaw. It became the backbone of Polish and Eastern European farming, known for its ruggedness, simplicity, and ease of repair. The Story of a Rural Legend It was more than just a machine; it