ROLABAR® RAKES
PICK UP MORE OF YOUR VALUABLE HAY

ROLABAR® RAKES

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PICK UP MORE OF YOUR VALUABLE HAY
ROLABAR® RAKES

Pick up more of your valuable hay

Helping farmer’s make quality hay is a New Holland legacy, and part of that heritage is the Rolabar® rake. Introduced more than 50 years ago, Rolabar rakes have evolved and continue to deliver solid performance and durability. Rolabar® rakes are built for tough conditions, reliable operation and long life, making them a solid investment for seasons to come.
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ROLABAR® RAKES

Features

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    Make a clean, 30-foot sweep with the Rolabar® 230

    Large commercial operations will appreciate the clean, high-capacity raking performance of the Rolabar® 230 twin basket rake. Using two 12-foot baskets, the Rolabar 230 rakes up to 30 feet of crop into one tidy windrow. It’s ideal for raking the swaths produced by self-propelled windrowers with heads up to 19 feet wide and wide, centerpivot mower-conditioners.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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230

Raking Width
Up to 30 (9144)
Number of Tines
37 tines per bar: 222 total on 6 bar; 259 total on 7 bar

Technical specifications

Specifications

Raking width ft. in. (mm)
Width overall ft. in. (mm)
Height overall ft. in. (mm)
Length overall ft. in. (mm)
Transport width ft. in. (mm)
Transport speed mph (km/h)
Rake Control
Control box
Operating speed mph (km/h)
Weight, approx.
Main frame
Overall basket length ft. in. (mm)
Basket drive
Tine bars
Tine bar length, tine to tine ft. in. (mm)
Tines
Tine Bar Bearings
Basket tilt
Gauge wheels
Basket flotation
Axle
Spindle diameter in. (mm)
Tire Size
Windrow delivery
Tractor requirement hp (kw)
Hydraulic flow gpm (l/min)
Hitch type
Standard safety equipment
Shipping from supplier
Assembly time hours

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Alfalfa

Alfalfa is considered the excellence legume forage crop all around the world. Productivity, longevity, easy processing and conservation, nutritional value of fodder and hay and positive action on structure and fertility of soil make Alfalfa the most important legume forage crop. Alfalfa can be used as hay, silage, pasture (together with other forage grasses plants) and dehydrated flour or pellet as protein concentrate for cattle.