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Model
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9LZ 3.0 4D
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Wheel Number
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4
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Raking width
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3
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Windrow width
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1
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Wheel Diameter (cm)
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150
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Dimension(mm)
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4000*1800*2000
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Weight(kg)
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386
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Matched Power (Hp)
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30-70
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Matched Rate (ha/H)
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1-1.6
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Hydraulic Hitch jack
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Standard
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Small size can fit smaller tractor
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High-capacity design
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Large raking wheels for added productivity
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Quick field adjustments
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Adjustable hitch to match wide array of tractor bar heights
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Single tractor selective control valve (SCV) with double-acting valve
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Individual wheel hub grease zerks
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Wheel Rake vs Rotary Rake For Farming
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Recommendations for Choosing the Right Mower
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Both wheel rakes and rotary rakes are used in farming for haymaking to collect and windrow cut hay into rows for further processing.
Each type of rake has its own advantages and disadvantages, which farmers must consider when deciding which type of rake is best for their needs.
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Wheel Rakes
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Wheel rakes are traditional rakes that have been used for many years in agriculture. These rakes consist of a set of wheels with metal teeth that pull and rake the hay into windrows.
The wheels come in different sizes, ranging from 8 to 12 feet, which allows for flexibility in hay production.
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Advantages:
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There are four factors that will affect the way that any fertiliser product will spread – the shape, size, strength and weight of the material.
This is important because granules need to be able to withstand the force of the spreader vane hitting them so that they can be
propelled to a decent distance without breaking. Sometimes if a fertiliser bag has been open for a while the product will soften and will be more likely to smash when the spreader vane hits them, meaning the granules will not spread as far. |
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* Can handle heavy crops
* Effective for handling small fields with obstacles * They are easy to operate * Less expensive than rotary rakes |
Make sure your spreader is in good working order.
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Disadvantages:
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For heavier vegetation, the disc mower may be less prone to clogging and provide a cleaner cut.
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* Can cause damage to the ground surface
* Leaves the hay less clean * Requires more horsepower than a rotary rake * Need higher maintenance |
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Rotary Rakes
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Rotary rakes are relatively new technology that uses rotating tines to gather and windrow hay. These rakes are designed to work faster and more efficiently than wheel rakes, with higher productivity rates.
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Advantages:
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* Can handle heavier crops with ease
* Faster hay drying * Superior cleaning of the hay * Reduced ground contact * Lower maintenance requirements |
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Disadvantages:
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* More expensive than wheel rakes
* Requires more horsepower and fuel to operate * Not suitable for small fields with obstacles |
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In summary, the choice between a wheel rake and a rotary rake depends on various factors such as the farm size, the size and condition of the fields, the desired productivity rate, and the available budget.
Wheel rakes are ideal for small farms, while
rotary rakes are better suited for larger fields.
In general, rotary rakes are more efficient and produce better quality hay, but they are more expensive and require more maintenance than wheel rakes.
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