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Used Swathers/Windrowers in Switzerland

  • Pöttinger TOP 380

    Pöttinger TOP 380

    • Manufacturer: Pöttinger
    • Model: TOP 380

    Swathers, rotary swathers, Pöttinger, spare parts, rotors - Suitable for TOP 380

    $2,146 USD
    Ormalingen, Switzerland
  • 2012 Molon 230.4D. Bandrechen

    2012 Molon 230.4D. Bandrechen

    • Manufacturer: Molon

    230 cm working width, 4-row double tines, swathing flag, height-adjustable feeler wheels, 540 rpm suitable for Aebi, swath deposit on the right in driving direction

    $6,596 USD

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    Est. $130/mo

    Chur, Switzerland
  • 2014 Pöttinger Top 611 A

    2014 Pöttinger Top 611 A

    • Manufacturer: Pöttinger
    • Model: TOP 611 A

    Used Pöttinger rake Swather curtains front and rear Lighting system 4 tines per arm Little used, sold directly from the customer Tel: +49 792698090

    Rickenbach, Switzerland

Overview

Swathers, also known as windrowers, are agricultural machines used to cut and arrange crops into windrows for drying before baling or threshing. These machines are essential for efficient hay and grain harvests, helping to speed up the drying process and reduce crop loss. Swathers can be either self-propelled or tractor-mounted, offering flexibility depending on the scale of farming operations.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used swather/windrower?

Check the machine's overall condition, including the cutting mechanisms, engine hours, and any wear on belts and tires. Ensure that it has been well-maintained and look for maintenance records if available.

How do I ensure the swather/windrower is shipped safely to my location?

Hire a transport service specializing in agricultural machinery. Make sure the machine is properly secured and protected to prevent any damage during transit.

What maintenance is required for a swather/windrower?

Regular maintenance includes checking and changing the oil, inspecting and replacing belts and blades, and ensuring all moving parts are well-lubricated. Always refer to the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance guidelines.