The Fendt Streamline cutter bar – better cutting
The Fendt Streamline large-disc cutter bar impresses with its wide range of applications and high efficiency under all conditions. Its remarkable gliding properties, ease of pulling and powerful crop flow support economical mowing, high forage quality and protection of the turf in equal measure.
Sustainable, safe and effective
Fendt mowers with the new spur gear cutter bar can be operated with a reduced PTO speed of 850 rpm under good weather and crop conditions. The complete drive train is designed to achieve optimum power utilisation depending on the requirements. Fuel-saving mowing is thus possible with consistent cutting and forage quality. The overload protection and the integrated freewheel in the gearbox prevent expensive damage to the machine in emergencies. The integration into the lightweight and dimensionally stable support frame is designed to create a large forage swath and plenty of space for tine or roller conditioners.
The compact angle drive – traditionally strong
The heart of the compact angle cutter bar is the continuous hexagonal shaft that drives the individual angle drives and on whose flanges the mower discs are mounted. The result is a uniform power output that guarantees the highest cutting quality. The hexagonal shaft and the compact angle drives run in a lifetime oil filling for optimum lubrication in every situation. A predetermined breaking point on the hexagonal shaft means that work can be continued quickly by replacing the shaft in the event of damage. Every Fendt Slicer disc mower with compact angle drive has multiple overload protections. All models are equipped with either a V-belt drive or a slipping clutch in the drive train and also have an overload protection on each mower unit.
The spur gear drive with small pulleys – the lightweight
These Fendt Slicer disc mowers with front drive feature a lightweight design, which reduces ground pressure. The cutter bars are very flat, which gives an excellent cutting pattern and optimum forage flow. The drive is provided by an elastic V-belt drive, which drives the first mower disc with the spur gear from above via a cardan shaft. Further power transmission is from spur gear to spur gear, ensuring uniform power delivery to all mower discs. Working widths of over 3.00 m can also be achieved with smaller tractors.