The hydraulically adjustable windrow merger on the KUHN FC 9330 D RA is one of the most flexible merger systems in the triple mower conditioner segment. The belt speed and position are easily set from the cab, allowing customization of the windrow width from a narrow 5’11” to a wide 11’10”, the widest range in the industry. Additionally, each merger conveyor can be individually folded up and out of the way to make wide windrows without merging. The self-contained hydraulic system compensates for hilly terrain with the help of an onboard inclinometer to control the belt speed.
FC 9330 D RA
The KUHN SB 1290 iD TwinPact plunger offers higher bale densities without the need for a dramatically heavier baler and substantial increase in horsepower requirement to operate the baler. The split plunger design intelligently applies the force of a standard 3x4 square baler to half the area, twice. Combined with the longer bale chamber and nine hydraulic cylinders on the iD baler, this system increases bale density. The combination of fewer, denser bales with lower fuel consumption offers customers a lower cost of operation to make heavy, high-quality bales.
SB 1290 ID WITH TWINPACT
KUHN Krause Smart Soil Technology™ uses AEF certified ISOBUS electronic control to bring complete, on-the-go adjustment and multiple function fine tuning on the Excelerator® XT into the tractor cab for the first time. Smart Soil Technology provides “preset only mode” with up to eight user-defined presets, which can be saved, allowing the operator to make multiple adjustments simultaneously with a simple touch of a button. The AEF certified ISOBUS software provides true plug and play compatibility with other certified displays and provides a compatible system from one brand tractor to another without the need of additional equipment.
EXCELERATOR XT 8010 WITH SMART SOIL TECHNOLOGY
Companies from around the world submit entries to the annual AE50 competition and up to 50 of the best products are chosen by a panel of international engineering experts. The judges select innovative products that will best advance engineering for the food and agriculture industries.
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