| Model | Cutting Width (m) | Number of Discs | Conditioner Type | Roll Tensioning | Min. PTO (HP) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MF 1366 | 2.97 | 6 | Steel on steel rollers – intermeshing herringbone design | Mechanically adjustable dual spring | 75 |
| MF 1383 | 3.96 | 8 | Steel on steel rollers – intermeshing herringbone design | Unique hydraulic tensioning | 100 |
| MF 1386 | 4.89 | 10 | Steel on steel rollers – intermeshing herringbone design | Unique hydraulic tensioning | 120 |
Key features
CUTTING WIDTHS
2.97m – 4.89m
HEADER FLOATION
Responsive Multiple Springs
KNIVES
RADURA
CONDITIONER TYPE
Steel – Steel
DISC OPTIONS
6-10
CUTTERBAR
RAZORBAR
Models
Key features
The best cutterbar in the business, the RazorBarTM has proven peformance in all crops with an extremely robust construction, exceptionally clean cut couple with a very efficient crop conditioning system.
The RazorBar™ modular spur gear design allows the cutterbar profile to be thinner, allowing closer cutting with less scalping, increasing cutoff and stubble cut quality. Featuring extra-large cutting discs with a 622 mm cutting diameter, allowing for increased disc overlap and better cut off between discs.
Standard from the factory, Radura™ Knives have a high wear life and are manufactures using a cold rolling edge cutting process.
Knife Options:
- 18° “High Lift” bottom bevel factory equipped
- 11° Top bevel
- 11°Bottom Bevel
- 10° Combinantion bevel – rocky conditions
On the MF1383 and MF1386 Mower Conditioners, crop conditioner roll pressure is maintained by the use of a hydraulic roll tensioning system for effective crop crimping and the best quality hay possible. The hydraulic adjustment allows for consistent roll pressure and easy adjustment.
MF Mower conditioners crimp the crop utilising a single set of steel on steel conditioner rolls, crimping the crop stem every 2-3 inches. This crimping action on both systems breaks the stem open to release moisture and reduce drying time while preserving leaf quality for high quality hay. The herringbone tread pattern feeds the crop evenly on both sides to the center for even windrow formulation.