"Mower, Hay Cutter, Rake" generally refers to agricultural machinery used for harvesting and managing hay. This includes mowers, hay cutters, and rakes, among other types.
The following describes these types of equipment:
Mower: A mower is used to cut grass plants. Common types include sickle mowers and rotary mowers.
Scythe mowers use reciprocating blades to cut grass stems, resulting in effective cutting, minimal damage to plants, and a low risk of clogging. Rotary mowers use high-speed rotating blades to shred grass, offering high efficiency and suitable for mowing large areas.
Hay Cutter: A hay cutter is primarily used to cut harvested hay into suitable lengths for storage, transportation, and livestock feeding.
Some hay cutters also have a compacting function, which helps dry the hay faster and improves its quality.
For example, the Case New Holland SC101 sickle mower and compactor, available in three cutting widths, can cut and process large areas of crop into high-quality hay.
Rake: A rake gathers cut grass into swaths for easy baling.
There are various types of rakes, including disc and wheel rakes.
Massey Ferguson's RK series rotary rakes feature tangentially arranged tine arms, which form ideal swaths and provide high-quality raking. Their enclosed raking head protects vital components from dust and dirt, extending their lifespan.
Mahindra rakes feature sturdy frames, thick tine arms, and ultra-tubeless tires, ensuring smooth and clean raking, even on uneven surfaces.
