Three-Point Linkage Disc Mower Conditioners from Kubota

By Kubota Tractor Australia

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The Krone three-point linkage disc mower conditioner from Kubota features the Easycut cutterbar system and a new wedge shaped profile for easier cutting. Disc mower conditioners can perform more dependably when forage is lodged or in thick grass stands and can also be operated at higher mowing speeds as grass cutters and crop cutters.

Why chooe a Disc Mower Conditioner from Kubota?

The advanced new shape of the cutter bars mean the disc mower conditioner is able to flat mow in pasters and higher mow in long stemmed grass. The cutterbar is enclosed and fully welded so no oil leakages or distortions occur, even after years of use.
Power is transferred to the cutterbar via large spur gears ensuring a quiet function. The disc mower conditioner's low transmission speeds guarantee smooth and even power transference.
The disc mower conditioners cutterbars are protected from damage by replaceable stops placed on the front, which also enhance the cutting result.
The flail type conditioner has a 3 step gearbox with V steel tines which pivot out of the way of foreign objects and adjustable plate checker for intensive conditioning.

The disc mower conditioner has a lower link arm to allow the operator to adapt the mower to fit any tractor. The conditioner can be swung out of the way when not required and a full width spreading hood is available to increase drying time.

For more information on the AM 243 CV Krone Disc Mower Conditioner or other disc mower conditioners please visit the website.

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