2018 Pottinger HIT with 4 rotors HIT 4.54

Yet another PTTINGER innovation: The unique swept-back tine arms guarantee a tidy distribution pattern. High performance is built in to our mounted and trailed HIT tedders.

Rotors with a diameter of 1.30 m and five arms are ideal for young, short forage. Rotors with a diameter of 1.42 m or 1.67 m and six arms are designed for different working widths and operating conditions.

• Forage pick-up small rotor diameters guarantee clean crop pick-up

• Forage optimum ground tracking of each rotor for clean forage

• Spread pattern ideal spreading angle for a uniform blanket of clean forage

• Machine no snagging thanks to the sleek design of the rotor units

Guiding the tines in a sweeping movement means less stress on the bearings. At the same time the trailed tines move more smoothly, are softer and handle the forage more carefully. The curved shape prevents forage from building up in the tine arms and wrapping around the rotors.

Offset tine lengths pick up the forage uniformly and contribute significantly to improved tedding quality. Choose between two angles by rotating the mounting through 180. The cleanest possible forage is guaranteed.

The rotor plates are made of heavy-duty, thick-walled pressed components with precise placement for the tine arms. In addition, the tine arms are also bolted to the rotor hubs to ensure an extremely secure mounting.

The tines and tine arms are subject to the highest stress during tedding. The solid flat bar tine arms feature indentations to ensure that the tines remain securely in place.

The jockey wheel guides the rotors over bumps in the ground. This ensures that the working depth is always set correctly. You are now able to drive faster and can achieve a higher output as a result. The sward is protected and the tines last much longer. The additional jockey wheel is especially recommended for working on slopes.

• The jockey wheel can be mounted in several different positions to the left or right using the pin-in-hole matrix on the headstock.

• The top link connects to the slotted hole on the headstock.

• No tools are required to adjust the height.

• On trailed machines, the jockey wheel is mounted on the drawbar.