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Drum Mowers-CCM-Others

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Kurt Smit

01-16-2005 17:38:56




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How do these drum mowers work? Are they a flail type of mower like a NI cutditioner or MC rotary scythe? Or something else? Do they come in a pull type version with around a 9 foot cut? If they do does that meke the price jump up to a conventional mower range? Any info would be great.
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Kurt




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Hay Dr

01-16-2005 18:10:26




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 Re: Drum Mowers-CCM-Others in reply to Kurt Smit, 01-16-2005 17:38:56  
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CCM Drum Mowers work just like a disc mower but instead of using 18" disc to hold the blades they use large drums. The CCM drum mowers cut in the same way as a disc mower. The niche for these CCM drum mowers is usually for farmers that harvest less than 100 acres of hay a year. CCM largest mower has a 75" cut and can be used on a 35 HP tractor. Drum mowers work best in even number drums. To have a 4 drum 7'-9' 3 point drum mower would require a 85 HP tractor. Usually farmers choose disc mowers for cuts 7' and above. No exterior hydraulics are needed to operate the CCM drum mowers. This is a simple and durable technology that is very cost effective.

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Kurt Smit

01-17-2005 16:12:22




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 Re: Drum Mowers-CCM-Others in reply to Hay Dr, 01-16-2005 18:10:26  
Thanks! The idea sounds good but I guess I need something a little bigger that also crimps or flails.
Kurt



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Hay DR

01-17-2005 17:01:22




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 Re: Drum Mowers-CCM-Others in reply to Kurt Smit, 01-17-2005 16:12:22  
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The T-185 drum mower will mow 5 acres an hour. And with a 18' tedder you will put hay up faster than any mower conditioner used by itself. Mower conditioners are only beneficial in legume crops.



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