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SIP Spider Linkage Tedders
SIP
SIP Spider Linkage Tedders
SIP Spider Linkage Tedders couple advanced spreading spreading technology around the simplicity of use. Professional six or eight rotor tedders offer all the requirements for the mid-range contractor or farmer. These tedders fold into a small transport area, meaning less weight swinging around up high during road transport.
Standard with adjustable tedding angle and steering adjustment, they are very versatile machines.
For more information on the range of SIP Spider Tedders, please get in contact with:
Winston Smith
SIP Product Specialist (North Island)
Scott Malcolm (South Island)
SIP Product Specialist (South Island)
Specifications
| Spider 615 Tedder | Spider 815 Tedder | Spider 915 Tedder | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Working width (m) | 6.0 | 7.85 | 9.15 |
| No of Rotors | 6 | 8 | 8 |
| Arms per Rotor | 5 | 5 | 6 |
| Weight | 740 | 1055 | 1410 |
| Capacity (Ha/h) | 6.20 | 9.50 | 13.00 |
Features & Benefits
SIP Tedder Spread Pattern
Innovative small rotor geometry with spring tine arms and different shank lengths significantly improve the crop flow. All of this helps to achieve higher working rates and an improved spread pattern; it also ensures that the crop is turned cleanly.
Robust Round Tine Arms
During work, spinning tedder tine arms are subject to high force as they pick up and throw the silage. SIP Tedder arms are manufactured from high resistant round tubes and are bolted to the rotor plate to allow further reinforcing.
Five Coil Spring Tines
Having five coil tine arms greatly reduces the chance of tines breaking during work and going through your harvester, damaging expensive parts. They offer greater flexibility, better response to difficult working conditions. Different shank lengths of spring tines for a clean pick up and protection against the loss of broken spring tines.
Digi Drive Finger Clutch
Finger clutch on each hinge reduces the maintenance requirements, and offers smooth and quiet running while reducing the loads at the bearings.* Model Specific
Robust Rotors
The spinning rotor with spring tine arms is subjected to high force when turning, therefore the arms are manufactured from high resistant rounded tubes. They are bolted to the rotor plate and are further reinforced by additional ring from below.
Hydraulic Steering
When spreading or turning along the edges of the field, the tedder can be shifted left or right. This changes the direction of spreading away from the edge and prevents forage loss.
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