Storm 130 P

Easy running plus unsurpassed harvesting quality

Due to the flywheel effect, these forage harvesters produce a great deal of kinetic energy, which ensures sudden increased loads are dealt with easily. Peak loads are levelled out and the r.p.m. rate remains consistent. Results: a consistent chop length and a 20% reduction in energy requirements.

Reduced risk of foreign objects

The massive flywheel, in combination with its complimentary housing have proven that the flywheel forage harvester is far less susceptible to intrusion of foreign objects than cylinder-type machines.

Exact and smooth chopping

The vertical chopping action along with a maximum of 12 special blades guarantees precise chopping ensuring optimal utilisation of energy throughout the chopping process.

Powerful and rapid filling of trailers

Thanks to the large flywheel diameter and the maximum of 12 blowing paddles, the crop is ejected consistently with tremendous blowing power. The blowing paddles feature adjustable wear plates that can be used on four sides. A standard double hinged ejection flap avoids extreme deflection of the crop flow and prevents blockages.

Shear bar can be used on both sides

The shear bar can be used on both sides; it has a tungsten-carbide coating and can be simply dismounted and reinstalled.

Simple grinding – always sharp blades

The easily operated knife sharpener gives knives an accurate, uniform edge. During grinding, the flywheel rotates at a low speed and the grinding disc is easily wound in to sharpen the blades. In next to no time, the blades are razor-sharp again. Thanks to the central adjustment, the flywheel is set to the ideal distance from the shear bar very quickly; simply unlock and adjust without any special tools!

Unique on-board hydraulics

The on-board hydraulics ensure a precise and independent oil flow. A built-in oil pump with its own oil reservoir supplies the hydraulic power for raising the pick-up, reversing the drive, and spout rotation. All functions can be comfortably controlled from the electrohydraulic handset in the tractor cab. On-