Sunflower attachment SUN STREAM
Sunflower attachment
We offer SUN STREAM sunflower attachments with a width of 6.5m.
Machines for NEW Holland and CLAAS combines
Technical data :
- width 6,5 m,
- weight 2180 kg
- transport width 6,8 m
- drive for Schumacher gearbox, driving the hat shear bar
Adjustment of the sunflower attachment SUN STREAM
- adjustable rake angle
- possibility to adjust the position of the drum and the pre-harrow
- adjustable cutting angle of the scythe.
Hover Box Element
The header is equipped with toothed combs with pulling fingers to speed up the process of feeding the crop into the auger of the header.
Hover Box Element
The draw pins are height-adjustable, allowing the heder to be adapted to harvesting sunflowers in different agricultural conditions.
Hover Box Element
The heder is equipped with heavy-duty drive chains. The installed friction clutch protects against overload in the event of clogging or hard material impact.
Hover Box Element
It is possible to adjust the position of the pulling roller.
Sunflower is a delicate crop, prone to high losses during harvesting. This is especially true when harvesting with corn starters, where plants must be sown at a spacing of 75 cm. The wide spacing means that the distance between the plants in the row is short, so the mature hats bump against each other during harvesting. This leads to a shedding of valuable seeds.
The solution is rowless sunflower hedgers. With such a machine, the entire working width is harvested without having to worry about row spacing, which can range from 40 cm to 75 cm. This makes it ideal for both individual users and contractors.
SUN STREAM headers offer 6.5m wide attachments for Class, New Holland combines.
The SUN STREAM’s long crop dividers have a basket shape inside, which greatly reduces seed loss. The spilled seed slides into the ploughshare, under the auger which transports the harvested material. The auger drive is located on the left side and uses a chain transmission. A V-belt on the left also transmits the drive to the Schumacher gearbox, which drives the hat shear bar. On the right hand side, the auger of the header transmits the drive to the feed drum located in front of the auger.
