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View on GoogleBuy second-hand mowers, hay turners and rakes – CLAAS, Krone, Kuhn, Pöttinger and Vicon directly from specialist dealers. We list the complete forage harvesting range leading up to the baler and forage loader: front- and rear-mounted mowers, butterfly combinations up to 11 m, rotary rakes up to 15 m, single- to four-rotor rakes and belt rakes. Prices range from around €600 for a small drum mower to around €82,500 for a latest-generation four-rotor rake.
Which grassland machinery is right for your farm?
Front and rear mowers 2.7–4.4 m: CLAAS Disco 28, 3150 F, 3200 F Move, 3200 FC, 4000 and 4400 Contour, Krone EasyCut F 320 M and 28 P, Kuhn GMD 3125 F and 4410, Pöttinger Cat 270, Fella SM 310, Kubota DM 3095, Fendt Cutter 310, Vicon Extra 390/395. In addition, CLAAS Corto 270N, 310F and 3150F drum mowers, as well as the Kuhn Drummaster 432F. For farms with up to approx. 100 ha of grassland, using tractors from 80 PS upwards.
Mower combinations and self-propelled mowers, 8–11 m: CLAAS Disco 9200 C, 9200 Trend, 9300 C, 1010 and 1100 Comfort, Disco 9200 C Autoswather with cross-conveyor belts, Krone EasyCut B 950, 970, 1000 and 1050 CV, B950 Collect, Kuhn GMD 8730 FF, Pöttinger Novacat S10 and S12, Krone Big M as a self-propelled model. The class for contractors and large-scale farms, usually fitted with a conditioner (suffix C or CV).
Rotary rakes 5.5–15 m: CLAAS Volto 60, 800, 870, 900, 1100, 1300 and 1500, Kuhn GF 7802 and GF 10812 T, Vicon Fanex 604 and 903, Pöttinger Hit 910, Fella TH 800, Kubota TE6576C. The working width should match the mowing width so that the rake can pick up the entire swath.
Rotary and belt rakes: CLAAS Liner 2900, 3500, 3600, 4700 and 4800 Business (approx. €10,000–82,000), Krone Swadro TC 760 and 1400, Kuhn GA 15021, Pöttinger Top 1252 C, Kuhn Merge Maxx 950 as a belt rake. Twin-rotor centre rakes up to approx. 9 m, four-rotor rakes up to 15 m for forage harvesters and large-capacity loader wagons.
What to look out for when buying second-hand mowers, hay turners and rakes
Cutting bars and discs: oil level and running noise of the cutting bar, play in the disc bearings, condition of blade holders and skids. A cutting bar that has run dry is the most expensive type of damage; we ask about the last oil change and any start-up damage.
Conditioners and cross-conveyors: Check tine or roller conditioners for missing tines and bearing play; for Autoswather and Collect models, check the belts, augers and hydraulic drive.
Rotors and guide rails: On swathers, check the guide rails, rollers and tine arms for play – worn-out guide rails result in uneven swaths. On haymakers, check the tines, rotor gearbox and finger joints.
Chassis, folding mechanism and steering: Check the feeler wheels, tyres on the chassis, that the folding cylinders are airtight, and the lift system relief. For large rakes and butterfly mowers, test the ISOBUS or individual lift function.
Operating profile: The hectare counter, the number of cuts per year and use on stony ground say more than the year of manufacture. We check for evidence of maintenance carried out before the season.
| Type of implement | Working width | Models in stock | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front-mounted mower | 2.7–3.2 m | CLAAS Disco 3200 FC, Krone F 320 M, Kuhn GMD 3125 F | On its own or with a rear mower |
| Rear mower | 2.7–4.4 m | CLAAS Disco 4400 Contour, Pöttinger Cat 270, Kuhn GMD 4410 | Family-run farm, sloping terrain |
| Mower combination | 8–11 m | CLAAS Disco 1100 Comfort, Krone B 1050 CV, Novacat S12 | Contract farming, large-scale operation |
| Rotary rake | 5.5–15 m | CLAAS Volto 900/1500, Kuhn GF 10812 T, Pöttinger Hit 910 | Hay, pre-wilted silage |
| Twin-rotor rake | 6–9 m | CLAAS Liner 2900/3600, Krone Swadro TC 760 | Baler, loader wagon |
| Four-rotor / belt rake | 9–15 m | CLAAS Liner 4800 Business, Krone Swadro 1400, Kuhn Merge Maxx 950 | Forage harvesters, large-area |
Brands and dealers
CLAAS, with its Disco, Corto, Volto and Liner ranges, is the leading brand in our grassland range, followed by Krone with EasyCut and Swadro, Kuhn, Vicon, Pöttinger and Fella. We also stock bale wrappers from Tanco and grassland harrows from Saphir. All this equipment is supplied by Mecklenburger Landtechnik GmbH, a CLAAS sales partner in northern Germany specialising in both new and used forage harvesting machinery.
Frequently asked questions about used mowers, hay tedders and rakes
Disc or drum mower?
Disc mowers such as the CLAAS Disco are lighter, require less power and are the standard in Europe. Drum mowers such as the CLAAS Corto or Kuhn Drummaster are robust, hard-wearing when cutting forage and easy to maintain, but they are heavier and more power-hungry.
Do I need a conditioner?
A conditioner breaks up or crushes the forage and reduces drying time by several hours to half a day. It’s almost always worth it for hay and pre-wilted silage, but isn’t essential for pasture grass intended for fresh feeding.
How much does a second-hand rotary rake cost?
Two-rotor rakes such as the CLAAS Liner 2900 or 3600 start at around €10,000, whilst four-rotor rakes range from around €40,000 to €82,500, depending on the year of manufacture. The key factors to consider are the curved track, tine arms and undercarriage.
How many PS does a butterfly combination require?
For front and rear mowers with a 9 m working width without a conditioner, we estimate around 130–150 PS; with a conditioner, 170 PS or more. A front power lift with load relief and a front PTO shaft running at 1,000 rpm are essential.
What rake width is suitable for my mower?
The working width of the rake should be the same as, or slightly greater than, the mower’s working width. A 9-metre combination is best suited to a rake with a working width of 8.5–9 metres, such as a CLAAS Volto 900 or a Kuhn GF 7802.
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