Finger Wheel Hay Rake

Working Principle

  The finger wheel hay rake employs a passive drive design. As the tractor moves forward, the finger wheels rotate naturally through friction with the ground and forage,reducing the tractor's overall fuel consumption. Each finger wheel unit is equipped with an independent suspension damping spring. This spring structure allows it to conform to complex and uneven terrain such as hills and depressions. By adjusting the tension springs, the operator can easily change the pressure of the finger wheels on the ground, ensuring that the hay collection operation is clean and does not damage the crop roots.

Product Advantages

1. Durable Structural Design

  Heavy-duty Alloy Steel Main Beam: The entire frame of the Finger Wheel Hay Rake is welded from thickened, high-strength alloy square steel. This high-specification steel structure effectively resists torsional stress generated during high-speed travel in rugged farmland.

High-Elasticity, Fracture-Resistant Finger Teeth: The outer ring of the finger wheel is evenly distributed with harrow teeth made of high-carbon spring steel wire. These teeth undergo a rigorous heat treatment process, possessing extremely high flexibility and wear resistance.

2. High Operating Efficiency

  In large-scale, modern farm operations, the Finger Wheel Hay Rake demonstrates exceptional span coverage. The multi-finger wheel arrangement allows for large-area drying and rapid collection of loose crop. It merges several hay bales into a single, neat hay ridge, creating perfect conditions for the high-speed passage of subsequent balers.

Wide Applicability

  This Finger Wheel Hay Rake has a wide range of applications, suitable for harvesting and managing various crops such as alfalfa, oat hay, rice straw, and wheat straw.

Periodic Maintenance Recommendations

• To extend the equipment's lifespan, the sealed bearings at the center of each finger wheel must be lubricated with grease regularly.
• After the harvest season, be sure to remove any weeds or debris entangled in the bearing dust covers.
• Before long-term storage, it is recommended to spray rust-preventive oil onto the exposed spring steel teeth to prevent metal parts from rusting and aging due to moisture.