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MDD-100

MDD-100

MDD-100

Product catalog summary
Overview: The Mainero MDD-100 Row Independent Corn Head is designed to harvest corn regardless of row spacing or direction, offering flexibility and efficiency in various crop conditions. It minimizes loss levels even in downed crops and operates without ground speed restrictions.
Key Features:
  • Design: The corn head features shorter, rear-mounted snouts and a double-sprocket gathering chain tensor arm, allowing for smooth entry of misaligned stalks into the stripping area.
  • Auxiliary Augers: Side fenders with auxiliary augers reduce side losses and enhance productivity, especially in challenging conditions like weedy or wet crops.
  • Gathering Chains: The 'V' configuration provides ample space for stalks, guiding them efficiently into the stalk rolls.
  • Snouts: Made of stainless steel, the open-side design eases stalks into alignment with minimal shock, offering durability and smoother crop transit.
  • Head Sight: Optional head sight control ensures the header follows ground contours, with hydraulic deck plate adjustments from the combine seat.
  • Transport and Maintenance: The header meets transport width limitations, with snouts that can be raised and locked for transport. Maintenance is facilitated by tilting hoods and snouts.
Specifications:
  • Row Units: Available in configurations from 14 to 20 row units, with working widths ranging from 24' to 35'.
  • Drive System: Features a 60º free rotation yoke PTO drive and ASA 80 H oil bath roller chain.
  • Safety Features: Each row unit has a preloaded, non-adjustable safety clutch.
  • Construction: Snouts and shields are made of stainless steel, with side augers as a standard feature.
  • Trailer: Equipped with a 360º swivel ring front axle, tandem rear axle, and electric brakes for safe transport.
Company Background: Mainero, established in 1933, is a leader in agricultural machinery, known for innovation and quality. The company exports globally, with a strong presence in markets like Argentina, the USA, and Europe.
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Catalog excerpts

MDD-100-1

ROW INDEPENDENT CORN HEAD HARVEST ANY ROW SPACING, IN ANY DIRECTION www.mainero.com

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MDD-100-2

ROW INDEPENDENT CORN HEAD There are many kinds of corn heads but they all require the head to match up with the row spacing planted and the operator must travel in the same direction it was planted. The Mainero MDD-100 Row Independent corn head can harvest any and every row-spacing and in any direction without adjustments or modifications in a wide range of crop conditions. Even in downed crops this corn head keep loss levels at a minimum and without ground speed restrictions. This new design allows stalks to enter the row-unit stripping area smoothly where they are misaligned. The new, shorter...

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AMAZINGLY SIMPLE. SIMPLY AMAZING…

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AUXILIARY AUGERS ON SIDE FENDERS: Reduces side losses and increases daily productivity mainly in weedy, downed or wet crops. SNOUTS: The open-side design of the Stainless Steel snouts allows the stalks to be eased over to get lined up to the gathering chains without excessive shock to the plant. This exclusive design from MAINERO gives up to four times longer life compared with regular poly ones, and enable a smoother transit of the crop into the gathering chains. The combination of both designs (snouts and gathering chains) results in high efficiency corn harvesting that reduces grain losses...

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HEAVY DUTY TRAILER Heavy chassis, dual wheels, electric brakes, and traffic lights assures a stable, smooth and safe transport of the header in any road, or in the field. TRANSPORT POSITION: The header meets transport width limitations. Snouts can be raised vertically and automatically latch into locked position. Each snout features a sturdy stand with height adjustment for quick an easy operation Customer’s testimony “My 35’ MAINERO corn header is using less fuel per acre than my former 8 row 30’ corn head” One “maintenance free” torque limiter for each row unit protects the mechanism against...

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MAINERO AND ITS THIRD THE GENERATION FIRST HEADER LEADING THE WAY SINCE 1933 Carlos Miguel was born in Turin, Italy in 1889. Since very early in his life, he felt a calling for the handling of iron. Artistic Blacksmith had him as one of its protagonists. A man of action, he searched for new horizons for his ideas. That was how in 1900 he crossed the Atlantic Ocean. Already as an immigrant, he established in Bell Ville where he grasped the dimension of the opportunity that the agricultural activity offered. He saw in agriculture the need of raising the level of technical knowledge and humanizing...

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Since the first 850 sq ft workshop from the 30's, Mainero has had a constant growth in terms of Mainero counts on a constant strategy to export its products to every country with the need of surface, headcount and machinery, up to the current 375,000 sq ft under roof factory that works modern and reliable agricultural machinery. 24/7 , manufacturing the most reliable, advanced and efficient agricultural machinery. Farmers from Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Peru, Equator, Chile, Venezuela, Brazil, United States Lasers, welding robots, a modern painting facility, CNC machining centers,...

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ROW INDEPENDENT CORN HEAD - SPECIFICATIONS Specifications and design subject to change without notice. DISTRIBUTOR / DEALER + 54 (3537) 424 031 CARLOS MAINERO Y CIA. S.A.I.C.F.I. www.mainero.com Rivadavia 259 - (2550) Bell Ville Cordoba - Argentina

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