How big is a 630 Moco?
Dimensions
Overall width | Transport 3.5 m 11.5 ft |
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Overall length | Conventional transport With equal angle tongue: 6.2 m 20.5 ft |
Weight | With urethane roll conditioner 2,273 kg 5,012 lbWith impeller conditioner 2,130 kg 4,696 lb |
Standard tires | 11L-15 standard 31×13.5L 15 optional |
How wide is a John Deere 635 Moco?
Windrow formation
625 | 78.7 cm to 149.9 cm (31 in. to 59 in.) |
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630 | 88.9 cm to 198.1 cm (35 in. to 78 in.) |
635 | 99 cm to 238.8 cm (39 in. to 94 in.) |
How wide is a John Deere 956 Moco?
Dimensions
Overall width | Transport 4.5 m 14.7 ft With optional trailer 2.9 m 9.7 ft |
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Overall length | Conventional transport 8.2 m 26.9 ft With optional trailer 9.4 m 30.8 ft |
What is a John Deere MoCo used for?
For extra-wide cutting in your largest fields, get the versatile performance of a 900 Series MoCo. The 946 Mower-Conditioners offer a wide cutting width without sacrificing in-field maneuverability or performance. With a cutting width of 13 feet on the 946, MoCo’s will make short work of your largest fields.
How much horsepower does it take to run a mower conditioner?
A new 9 ft cut disc mower/conditioner with rubber rolls from NH calls for 65 HP. But if you move up to the 10 foot cut NH, minimum HP is 80. Keep in mind that these ratings are for ideal conditions (flat land, uniform crop, etc.) and running at pretty high ground speeds.
How much does a John Deere 630 weigh?
John Deere 630
Dimensions & Tires | |
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Wheelbase: | 90 inches 228 cm |
Weight: | 5,858 lbs 2657 kg |
Front tire: | 6.00-16 |
Rear tire: | 12.4-38 |
What is the difference between a mower and a mower conditioner?
Much like a disc mower, a mower conditioner includes small discs that rotate fast enough to cut through grass. What separates this mower apart is the MoCo’s rollers that are able to help condition the fodder. This non-conditioner mower uses small discs that rotate at incredibly high speeds to cut through grass.
How many horsepower tractor do you need to run a Haybine?
being sensible here– you need at least 50 hp + a tractor with good brakes to do the job safely. I run a 488 with a series 4 D17 Ac diesel loaded rear tires and still get pushed around some on the steep hills.