One double swath

When raking a double swath, the rear rotor is pivoted to the left. It takes over the forage from the front rotor. The optional front swath curtain is raised.

The working width can be easily varied hydraulically by steering the rear rotor. Obstacles and wedge-shaped fields are no problem.

Two separate swaths

If the rear rotor is swivelled to the right and the front swath curtain is folded down, each rotor produces its own swath. This makes it possible to form two smaller night swaths, or two normal-sized swaths in the case of very high forage volumes.

Follows in the tracks

The frame for the second rotor is mounted 650 mm in front of the axis of the first rotor. This ensures the rake stays on track when working on slopes and also provides enough overlap when cornering.

At the headland, the hydraulic working width adjustment system can also be used to pivot the rotor for perfect manoeuvrability.

3D ground tracking

The rear rotor is mounted in gimbals, which together with the freedom of movement in the frame joints allows excellent three-dimensional ground tracking of each rotor. The standard tandem axles provide first class ground tracking and the best stability on slopes. Optional AS tyres on a wider axle provide even more grip on steep ground. With the optional double jockey wheels inside the rear rotor arc, even more precise ground tracking is possible.