Krone Swadro 38T rotary rake
12’6″ Working Width | Rotor Diameter 9’8″ | 10 Tine Arms | Hydraulic Raise and Lower | 40HP Minimum Tractor | Drawbar Hitch | 540 PTO

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Schulte FX1800 Rotary Cutter | 15′ Cut | 1000 PTO | Easy Clean Domed Deck | Chain Guards Front and Rear | 7 Gauge Deck | Over Centerfold for Narrow Transportation | Laminate Tires | Dual Wheels on Center Section | Stump Jumpers | Safety Lights | 260HP Power Divider Gearbox with 225HP Wing Gearboxes | Clevis Hitch

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Krone Hay Tedder | Durable Round Tine Arms | Color-coded Tines | Krone Combing Effect | Maintenance-Free Enclosed Gearbox | Central Border Spreading Control | Hydraulic or Mechanical Spreading Control | Maintenance-Free Octolink Drive System

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Krone EasyCut Mower | Full-Width, Chevron-Profiled Rollers | Quick Change Blades | Krone SafeCut System | Impact Protection | Quick Change Roll Pins

Krone Swadro TS740 Rake | 24’3” working width when raking two windrows to one | 26’11” working width when raking two individual windrows (requires separate curtain not shown in video) | Uses 2 – 11’10” rotors; the front rotor spins slightly faster than rear rotor-eliminates roping in the windrow | 70 PTO Horsepower Tractor Recommended | Mounts on the 2pt hitch of tractor | Rear steering mechanism follows tractor to turn quicker on headlands and work in and out of corners better | Requires 2 sets of hydraulics: 1 Single Acting for Raise/Lower and 1 Double acting for Rotor width adjustment | Tandem axles under the rotors allow for excellent ground contour following | Hydraulics for the rotors run in float and allow generous movement of the rotors to match field contours | Rotor working height can be easily adjusted using a crank and guide on each rotor | “Jet Effect” rotor takeoff and landing-the front wheels lift 1st when raising and the rear wheels hit the ground 1st when lowering | Rotors are sequenced for raising and lowering; the front rotor lowers 1st and then the rear when going into the windrow and the front rotor raises 1st and then the rear when leaving the windrow | Excellent ground clearance when raising on the headlands to clear previously rake windrows | The rotor lift tines are designed with and extra bend at the end of the tine to provide a greater crop lifting effect; this allows for faster field speeds while still making well-shaped windrows | The rotor lift tine arms can be folded in for lower transport heights or fitting into lower shed doors

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