2023 CLAAS LINER Rakes - Twin Rotor Center Delivery 2900

2023 CLAAS LINER Rakes - Twin Rotor Center Delivery 2900

The CLAAS name stands for professional equipment, from the smallest LINER model to the largest. Equipped with sealed, continuously lubricated rotor housings all CLAAS rakes form clean windrows, with unparalleled terrain following and industry best durability.

Forget the ropy and dirty windrows of a bar or wheel rake when using a LINER center delivery rotary rake. Benefit from tall, fluffy windrows that dry evenly and bale faster without the risk of plugging. Each rotor adapts to ground contour independently of the frame, eliminating rake tooth damage from gouging. Whether working with silage, hay, or straw, the LINER dual rotor rake offers flexibility along with high throughput.

For a transport height of less than 13' 1" (4.0 m), three tine arms are removed from each rotor and secured in the appropriate holder right next to the rotor, saving time. The chassis, with its large tires and active steering, enables road speeds of up to 31 mph (50 km/h) to be reached. Warning signs and lighting are fitted as standard for safety while on the road.

Models with the single-rotor lift are operated via a simple three-way valve. This valve is placed next to the operator for in-field raking adjustments and can be moved from tractor to tractor very easily. No electrical connection is needed to power a terminal or operate the rake's full capabilities. Simplicity ensures seamless operation year after year.

On LINER 2800, 2900, and 3100 rotors ride on a slotted beam (shown) that allows infinitely adjustable working and swath widths. Moved simultaneously using the tractor's double-acting spool valve makes fine-tuning possible while moving through the field. LINER 2700 working width is set by selecting one of four limit bolt positions (not shown). Working width of the LINER 2600 is adjusted manually.

To adjust to a wide range of forage crops, the headland stop is infinitely variable on the LINER 3100 and 2900. The windrow curtain can be folded automatically via hydraulics, ensuring the maximum possible ground clearance for high swaths. Wheel weights fitted as standard ensure stability on slopes or while rotors are raised when turning on headlands.