How does the rotor chassis help with rotor guidance?
From the outset, our approach was to ensure optimal, gentle tine guidance even with four rotor wheels. So, during the development stage, we felt it was particularly important to place the wheels as close as possible to the tine path. This means that, even on undulating ground, the distance between tine tips and the grass sward is always the same. The rotor chassis also has an asymmetric design. In concrete terms, where the tines engage on the outside, the chassis wheel is placed further forward. This improves ground-contour following and tine guidance. On the inside where the forage is deposited, the wheel is mounted further back to extend the wheelbase. This automatically ensures smooth running.
How do the LINER rakes improve soil protection and forage quality
Our rakes have a comparatively low weight, but on damp ground forage can soon become contaminated if the rotor wheels get bogged down. Our six-wheel chassis is a more complex design, since all six wheels move individually to prevent damaging the grass sward. In the standard design, the six-wheel chassis offers a 50% larger contact area, rising to as much as 80% with wide tires.
