Claas 680 liner profil

[flywheel]

Any know what width swath is on above rake

 

[KB6930]

We had one what are you trying to achieve with it ?

 

[Bullring]

6.8m max

 

[flywheel]

The finished swath width not the overall working width

 

[KB6930]

The finished swath width not the overall working width

It's got 4 width settings for the overall width manually adjusted in the second from narrowest it makes a really nice swath for a baler or trailed forager from 2 x 3m swaths out of a mower conditioner .

It will do 3 x 3m rows at full width but will leave a swath too wide to bale as it'll only put them up against the outside of the centre swath so you get an odd shape bale unless the rows have been laid out really narrow but it's fine fir a SP forager.

Row width is also affected by pto speed and forward speed

They're a really good rake I wish we still had ours now

 

[Pistonbroke]

It's got 4 width settings for the overall width manually adjusted in the second from narrowest it makes a really nice swath for a baler or trailed forager from 2 x 3m swaths out of a mower conditioner .

It will do 3 x 3m rows at full width but will leave a swath too wide to bale as it'll only put them up against the outside of the centre swath so you get an odd shape bale unless the rows have been laid out really narrow but it's fine fir a SP forager.

Row width is also affected by pto speed and forward speed

They're a really good rake I wish we still had ours now

Ever do three 2.8m ? Obviously from what you say, it's going to catch them ,but how even for baling.

 

[KB6930]

Ever do three 2.8m ? Obviously from what you say, it's going to catch them ,but how even for baling.

Should be fine . I never did it as we didn't have one but I'd think it should be fine for it

 

[Bullring]

The finished swath width not the overall working width

That depends on many factors, crop density and forward speed, I have a 780 and if you go slower it makes a narrower, taller row but if forward speed increases then so does the swath width, it ends up being wider and flatter, especially in lighter crops.