VOLTO mounted tedders

Maximum area output.

The 29.3° trailed connection also has a positive impact on crop delivery. In the same way as the trailed spreading blades of a fertiliser spreader, this configuration ensures a wider and more even distribution of the harvested crop, for an optimal spread pattern. This fertiliser spreader effect is further supported by tine tension release in the direction of the winding, to spread the crop over the entire width.

To produce high-quality forage, the harvested crop must be dried out evenly. The tines on VOLTO machines are therefore equipped with fingers of equal length. These pick up the crop in layers, and ensure that it is mixed thoroughly. The result is a homogeneous spreading pattern, and rapid drying of the harvested crop.

The highest forces acting during tedding are exerted on the spreader arms. They are therefore made from rounded tubing for high torsion resistance, bolted to the rotor plate, and further stabilised with a support ring with recesses.

To adapt the machine to the harvesting conditions, the spreading angle can be set over a range from 12° to 18° depending on the model. The tines can also be adjusted forwards or backwards by 7°, allowing you to fine-tune your desired spreading pattern.

To cushion loads, the tines have five windings. The material thickness of 9.5 mm still provides enough rigidity for a clean raking result. To protect animals and following harvesting machinery, each spreader arm is equipped with a tine loss guard. These guards prevent tines from coming away in the event of a breakage, and their trapezoid shape prevents the forage from becoming wrapped around the spreader arm.

Solid box sections give VOLTO machines the endurance they require in the field. These feature a wall thickness of 8.00 mm and are angled at 45° for effective absorption of torsional forces and enduring operational reliability. Furthermore, forces acting on the chassis are absorbed by solid cast-iron joints with a double-shear connection.

To provide the required strength and stability in the field, these machines have a robust chassis, with solid tubular connections between the rotors. This is the basis for the very long service life of VOLTO machines.

CLAAS power suspension stabilises the machine centrally behind the tractor. The purpose of this is to ensure safe road travel and prevent the tedder overrunning on bends and slopes.

To ensure smooth trailing, the VOLTO 1100 is fitted with a hydraulic, maintenance-free CLAAS power flow damper, which centres the machine during lifting and after negotiating curves, and prevents drifting on slopes.

Depending on model, headland lift comes as standard or is available as an option in the VOLTO. Headland lift stabilises the outer rotors to ensure a comfortable ride at the headland.