Ground driven wheel rakes
16-80 HP (12-60 KW)
Cat. 1
- 3 point linkage, cat. 1
- Molded steel hubs with greaseable tapered bearings
- Lifts hay gently, even from undulating terrain
- Bent elbows allow better hay flow under heavy working conditions
- Wheel rakes may also be used for spreading (models RS2-02, RS2-03, RS2-04, RS2-06)
- Quick hitch compatible (models RS2-02, RS2-03, RS2-04V & RS2-06V)
- TECHNICAL FEATURES
- STANDARD FEATURES
- MANUALS
"IN-LINE" GROUND DRIVEN WHEEL RAKES
Model | HP | Hitch | # of Wheels | Wheel Ø | Teeth per wheel | Tooth Ø | Working width | Transport width | Transport height | Working speed mph | Weight lbs |
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RS2-02R | 16-30 | Cat. 1 | 2 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 4'3" | 7'4" | 7'6" | 14 | 194 |
RS2-03R | 16-30 | Cat. 1 | 3 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 6'5" | 8'4" | 10' | 14 | 291 |
RS2-04R | 30-80 | Cat. 1 | 4 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 8'6" | 4'9" | 12'10" | 14 | 388 |
RS2-05R | 30-80 | Cat. 1 | 5 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 11' | 7'5" | 14'6" | 14 | 495 |
RS2-06R | 30-80 | Cat. 1 | 6 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 12'9" | 7'5" | 17'3" | 14 | 602 |
NOTE: For left hand models order with “L” suffix (ie. RS2-04L)
"V" GROUND DRIVEN WHEEL RAKES
Model | HP | Hitch | # of Wheels | Wheel Ø | Teeth per wheel | Tooth Ø | Working width | Transport width | Transport height | Working speed mph | Weight lbs |
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RS2-04V | 16-30 | Cat. 1 | 4 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 11'6" | 10'2" | 7'6" | 14 | 353 |
RS2-06V | 16-30 | Cat. 1 | 5 | 56" | 40 | 9/32" | 15'10" | 12'7" | 10' | 14 | 547 |
Turning (models RS2-04, RS2-06)
Hay rakes can be used to spread hay that has already been raked. This is
normally done to help wet hay dry faster. If the machine is assembled in the spreading position, all rake wheels will be aligned causing them to spread the hay across the width of the machine. Proper spreading is obtained by positioning the bends on both the support arm and the arms with hubs towards the tractor.
Spreading (models RS2-04, RS2-06)
In the turning position, each pair of rake wheels overlap front to back turning the forage crop and allowing it to dry faster. In the turning position, the finger wheels are set to work in pairs turning two windrows in each pass. Proper turning is obtained by positioning the bend on the support arm towards the tractor and bends on the arms with hubs towards the back of the unit