Rotary Hay Rake

During operation, the tractor pulls forward, and the rake is driven by the power output shaft and controlled by the fixed cam installed in the middle. It rotates around the central axis and rotates itself, thereby completing the actions of raking and placing grass. The rotary spring-tooth rake is a rotating component with a number of spring teeth installed around it. The spring teeth are opened by the centrifugal force of rotation to carry out the raking operation. If the installation angle of the spring teeth is changed, the grass can be spread. The grass strips collected by the rotary rake are loose and airy, with little loss of forage grass and light pollution. The operating speed can reach 12 to 20 KM/h, which is convenient for matching with picking machines.