Kuhn GA 7501 Utility Tractor Twin-Rotor Rakes

  • Compatible with selected John Deere utility tractors*
  • Compact design with less than 2.55m in transport position
  • Great raking for clean forage, free of impurities
  • Swaths adapted to harvesting machines
  • Ideal for larger farms

* Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Horsepower requirement may vary with different crops, conditions and options used. Please consult our team for proper tractor sizing.

When your farm size is on the increase

Single rotor rakes are pushed to their limits on farms with continuously increasing grassland areas. That’s why a twin rotor machine with higher output and just as compact as a single rotor rake is exactly what you need. GA 6501, 7501+ and 8121 rakes meet these expectations.

They have double-curved hyper-tangential mounted tine arms that produce high-quality raking and perfect swath formation for fast forage drying. These rakes include all the features of a professional rake while being great value for money and highly manoeuvrable.

 

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Features


Compact design

The GA 6501 and GA 7501 + have less than 2.55 m in transport position

Travel with ease on roads or when entering narrow fields with the GA 6501 and 7501 + thanks to:

  • their transport width: 2.50 m and 2.55 m width respectively.
  • their directional transport wheels (optional on GA 6501).
  • their pivoting headstock with a significant travel range.

Great raking and clean forage

Swath formation: the benefit of double-curved arms

The homogeneous quality and volume of the swath are conditions for fast drying and easy pick-up by the following baler.
The tine arms on GA rakes are in hyper-tangential position. This means that they reach a 90 degree angle very late. With the tines’ sharp-angled cam, tine clearance is quick, later and requires little rotational effort to produce regular, fluffy and straight swaths. Raking is of high quality even at high speeds because the forage is not pushed past the swath.

The advantages of double-curved arms:

  • They reduce the distance between tine passes. Forage loss is reduced to a minimum, even at high speeds.
  • The main weight is at the centre of the tine arm. This increases service life as it is not subject to pressure during rotation and the guide rollers are less subject to stress.

Rotors designed to reduce impurities

The rotors are capable of gently contouring uneven ground without damaging grass stubble. They are equipped with a highly effective 3D rotor suspension system.

The rotor wheels are positioned close to the tines to provide optimised ground contouring on uneven plots. These features prevent impurities from contaminating the forage.

At home even on tough terrain

1001 series rakes are equipped with 3D bogie axles. The bogie axle is available for tough fields, as an option on GA 7501 + and GA 8121 models. It is ideal for rotor guidance in difficult conditions (ruts, rough grassland….) and at high groundspeeds