Description
A four-wheel hay rake is a type of agricultural equipment that is used for collecting and turning hay in the field. Here are some possible specifications for a typical four-wheel hay rake:
- Wheels: A four-wheel hay rake is typically equipped with four wheels that are used for maneuvering the equipment in the field. The wheels may have adjustable spacing to accommodate different crop widths.
- Tines: The hay rake has a series of tines that extend downward from the wheels and collect the hay as the equipment is pulled through the field. The number of tines can vary depending on the model, but most hay rakes have between 8 and 16 tines per wheel.
- Width: The working width of a four-wheel hay rake can vary depending on the model, but it typically ranges from 10 to 20 feet.
- Hitch: The hay rake is typically attached to a tractor via a hitch that allows the operator to raise and lower the equipment as needed. Some models may also have a hydraulic cylinder that can adjust the angle of the rake tines.
- Capacity: The capacity of a hay rake can vary depending on the size and type of the machine, but it is typically rated in acres per hour. A typical four-wheel hay rake can handle between 2 and 6 acres per hour, depending on the model and the type of hay being collected.
- Weight: The weight of a four-wheel hay rake can vary depending on the model, but it typically ranges from 500 to 1500 pounds.
Please note that these specifications are based on general information and may not be accurate for all models or brands of four-wheel hay rakes. It’s always best to consult the manufacturer’s website or a trusted dealership for the most up-to-date and accurate information.
