Careful forage handling

Comparison of tines

PÖTTINGER tines do not need to be set too low, conserving the sward and forage as a result. Another advantage is that there is less stress on the cam track and arm control rollers, which contributes to the durability of the machine.

The shape and length of the individual tines have a major influence on protecting the forage and keeping it clean during raking. PÖTTINGER tines have decades of proven performance behind them. They point towards the ground directly under the tine arm and are angled slightly forward, without any need for a steep offset angle. They lift the forage away from the sward without dirt ingress. A high volume of forage presses them back slightly, but without lifting them - so they pick up all of the forage.

In connection with the MULTITAST jockey wheel system you have the perfect starting point for clean and tidy swaths.

Thanks to the length of the tines and the large cam track, the tines are drawn smoothly out of the swath. This ensures that the swath is placed tidily and evenly. This is a benefit to the machines on the next pass. At the same time disintegration losses are minimised.

The tine security system prevents tine loss in the swath. The safety tab is secured reliably over the two outermost tine bolts.