Cortadora giratoria MX6
- John Deere
- Rotary Cutters MX Series
Características y especificaciones
- Standard stump jumper blade holder
- Domed shape top deck is smooth and easy to clean
- 3-point hitch hookup provides more strength
- Front and rear chain shields offer safety
- Ancho útil 72 in (182,9 cm)
- Categoría de enganche Cat. 1 & Cat. 2
- HP de PTO 25 - 65 hp (18,6 - 48,5 kW)
Cuchillas
Tipo | Suction |
Material flow system | Max flow |
Holder | Tipo Round stump jumper |
Velocidad de la punta de la cuchilla | 540 RPM 5.308 m/min. 17.416 fpm 319 km/h 198 mph |
Espesor | 13 mm 0,5 pulgadas |
Ancho | 102 mm 4 in |
2,5
Good Rotary Cutter
I use the MX6 with a JD 5300 (w/FEL); the perfect complement. I formerly used an MX7 which was oversized (no PTO margin) resulting in slow cutting and tractor wear. With the MX6, I can top the pasture in B/3, and have 20 hp of PTO margin. Dragging at ground level results in very nice finish cut. The archtop geometry with integrated deck stiffeners appears to be an efficient design; more stiffness with less mass. The box volume seems to have more vertical height compared to flat box cutters; I think this reduces box congestion resulting in reduced power consumption; also mulches well. I've gotten into some saplings without any shutter. I compared to others brands; for me, the MX6 was the best value.
jpltexas
- Desde: Hillister, TX 75979, USA
- Frecuencia de uso: Mensual
- Nivel de experiencia: Intermedio
Output shaft breaks or bends
Google John Deere MX6 problems before you buy this, a lot of these have bad gearbox's. I bent the output shaft with in 10 hours of use and John Deere wants over $2.000 for the parts to fix it plus labor, I paid less than $2.900 for the cutter new. It would be nice if John Deere would step up and stand behind there products.
Cody
- Frecuencia de uso: Una vez al año
- Nivel de experiencia: Experto