| Smarter! | |
| Ro-tine - Rake tines have to meet various demands: flexibility to ensure good ground following, sufficient rigidity for a precise working depth as well as the potential to move large volumes of grass. The special shape of the Hibiscus Ro-tines makes sure that all of these demands are met. | |
| 1525 Vario - A perfect example of practically focussed thinking on the part of our engineers. A hydraulic ram gives the steered rake wheels an extra angle allowing the machine to be used to produce two swaths, or reducing the rake's working width. | |
| Head-Lock - Lifting a single rotor rake on headlands has now become far easier due to the Head-Lock system. A pivot point that moves in two directions restricts the machine's free range of movement when making turns, so that the machine can be lifted on headlands quicker. | |
| Faster! | |
| Ground contour following - Ground contour following becomes ever more critical as rotors become larger. The Octosense carriage of the 1015 Profi model is a fine example of ideal stability without any compromise to the rotor's freedom of movement. Tandem and pendulum axles ensure that the rotors run smoothly. | |
| Hibiscus 485 - The three point Hibiscus model 485 and the trailed type model 485 P are the largest single rotor rakes in today's market place. Thirteen tine arms ensure ample capability for the 3.80 m wide rotor. High output at a low investment! | |
| Transport - The 1525 and 1315 models are excellent examples of machines featuring effective and compact transport. The transport position is very narrow and - notwithstanding the large rotor diameter - easily remains within four metres. This makes it easy to operate and manoeuvre on small fields at a high speed. | |
| Stronger! | |
| Hibiscus 1015 Profi - When combining exceptional output with a long machine life for the largest double rotor rake, no compromises have been made. This starts with the 15 arm rotor. | |
| Solid fixation of double tines Tine fixation - This unique tine fixation eliminates the problem of tines being clamped so tightly that any strain will cause fatigue and hence reduced tine operation. | |
| Chrome steel - All tine arm shafts are made of chrome steel. This high quality material is outstandingly flexible and contributes towards a surprisingly strong rotor. |