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LELY HIBISCUS Insights on collecting Ash is ballast for animals. Securing forage quality ensures better return. Prepare the next step. Chop for efficient rumination. Ensure a rapid start of the fermentation process. Keep oxygen out and quality in.

Ro-tines for an excellent raking operation Cattle demand clean forage 4 Rake tines should be flexible to ensure good ground contour following, rigid enough to ensure an exact working height, while also providing the capability of transporting large volumes of grass. The Hibiscus Ro-tines meet these requirements.

LELY HIBISCUS Good ground contour following prevents contamination Rotor stability is most decisive for output Perfect swaths in all kinds of crops The carriages of the rotors have been designed An unstable rotor, irrespective of the number Thanks to the adjustable cam track, it is to ensure that the wheels are as close as possible of tine arms, always reduces a machine‘s possible to pinpoint the moment when the to the tines and that they ‘gauge‘ the ground output. Therefore, Hibiscus rakes always tine arms release the crop. This makes it with maximum efficiency. In combination with feature...

Efficient raking has an effect on your wallet Proper and efficient raking not only means that the mown crop ends up in the swath clean and tidy – it is also a preparation for the next harvesting process. So, raking has a great effect on the speed at which the harvesting machines can pick up the swath, and that is something you notice in your wallet at the end of the day! All in all – a double effect!

LELY HIBISCUS Flexible tines – low soil contents Adjustment of the working height will often Good forage in the swath, good silage depend on the soil and how even the field surface Raking – the last operation before baling, picking is. In practice, work should be higher on undulating up or harvesting – is crucial to the results of the fields with a loose surface than on level fields with baler, pick-up loader wagon or harvester. To make firmer conditions. sure that the machine can pick up the crop Lely Ro-tines for clean forage precisely (i.e. without loss), the swath width should...

The Ro-tine harvests results, not dirt! Dirt is the greatest taste spoiler Properly distributed for clean raking Contamination of forage is one of the major spoilers Even before the rake enters the field a great deal of and inhibitors of taste when it comes to forage intake energy, time and money has already been invested. So why by cows. This aspect requires particular care and compromise that investment with a poor raking operation? attention throughout the raking process and therefore It is paramount that all of the grass ends up in the swath with the trailing tine position is a very...

Clean forage is of paramount importance for healthy and productive cattle. Depositing clean swaths comes first and foremost during the design stage of each Hibiscus rake. Lely's engineers are always focused on optimising crop movement, i.e. constructing the rake in such a way that there is less contact between the grass and ground to reduce any contamination of the crop to the absolute minimum. Clean forage thanks to a consistent working height The Ro-tine picks up the grass easily due to its curved shape, thereby reducing the force required resulting in less tine flex. Reduced tine flex...

It is all about the rotor Obviously, the heart of any rake is the rotor, and the rotors are therefore decisive in terms of performance and machine life. Lely has merged the main functions of the rake’s rotor – turning, steering and supporting – into three types of rotor, each with its own specific benefits.

LELY HIBISCUS Modular build Master rotor Rigid connection for long lifespan All Hibiscus rakes are equipped with the modular In case the tine arms need to be removed for build Master Rotor. This rotor is a proven concept transport, the rotors are equipped with robust with an adjustable and closed cam track, which is and very long tine-arm shafts made of chromium greased for life with a special lubricant that sticks to steel. The thick-walled tube of the tine arm slides easily over the shaft, while two indentions fit into Fixed tine arms from one piece the machined grooves of the shaft...

Output due to good ground contour following The increasing diameters of rake rotors impose ever greater demands upon ground contour following. The tines need to be guided across a large surface, while in addition a larger rotor has to be able to adjust itself more effectively. After all, there may be substantial differences in the surface of the field. Two crucial factors are decisive for a good result: correct working height and the stability of the rotor.

LELY HIBISCUS Only stable rotors can ensure high output The carriages under the rotors are designed so that that the wheels are as near as possible to the tines and follow the ground contours as closely The carriages under the rotors are designed so that the wheels are as near as possible to the tines and follow the ground contours as closely as possible. In combination with the long, flexible tines, this prevents contamination of the crop. as possible. The stability of the rotor is the most important factor for the machine’s output. No matter how many tine arms a rotor may have,...

Lely Hibiscus – built to last Hibiscus central delivery rakes are by far the strongest and heaviest machines in today’s market place. Through these outstanding machines, Lely has set a new standard for rakes that combine an excellent operation with unrivalled durability. This solid construction not only assures you of a high trade-in value, it also provides confidence during the most critical stage of harvesting, with adverse weather conditions and the contractor ‘hot on your trail‘… Solid fixation of double tines The slightly curved tines of Hibiscus rakes are outstandingly strong as well...