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Massey Ferguson MF 9316 S 9300 Series Disc Headers

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Overview

Hesston by Massey Ferguson 9300 Series Disc Headers

You need your disc header to cut crop cleanly and effectively, then condition it before depositing it in a consistent swath. Our Hesston by Massey Ferguson® 9300 Series Razorbar disc headers do just that, offering industry-leading performance to maximize the value of your hay.

Specifications

Model

MF 9316 S

Category Name

Agriculture

Year

2024

Sale Type

New

Manufacturer

Massey Ferguson

CONDITIONERS

ROLL TENSION

Hydraulic

NUMBER OF DISCS

SWATH WIDTH IN. (M)

40-96 (1-2.4)

HEADER WIDTH FT. (M)

16 (4.9)

COMPATIBLE WINDROWERS

WR9960, WR9970, WR9980

key benefits

BUILT FOR CONSISTENT FEEDING

Belt-driven augers at the ends of the 16-foot headers move the crop quickly to the conditioners, minimizing the chance of double cuts, crop-wrapping and buildup.

ADVANCED CONDITIONING SYSTEM

The TwinMax™ advanced condition system, offered with the 9316 D and 9313 D headers, provides the perfect option for producers looking for the fastest drydown possible. Two sets of steel-on-steel conditioner rolls crimp stems every 1-2 inches, reducing drying time while allowing leaves to stay healthy and whole, retaining nutrient value.

PROPER TENSION - ALL THE TIME

The 9300 Series rotary headers use hydraulic conditioner roll tensioning to maintain consistent pressure on the conditioners at all times. In the event of a header blockage where the header needs to be reversed, the tension is automatically released to allow the blockage out of the rolls; the pressure is then re-applied when the header is engaged forward.

ROBUST CUTTERBAR

The RazorBar™ Cutterbar is a modular ductile cast iron housing with spur gears transmitting the power from the dual header drive motors on each end. This gives it superior strength but allows for a thin cross section to allow for a close cut to the ground.