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Kuhn’s New GMD 11 Series Proves Productive and Versatile

 
Kuhn, the innovator in disc mowers for over 50 years, is excited to announce the new GMD 11 Series mounted disc mowers. These machines continue Kuhn’s tradition of reducing downtime while pushing the boundaries of productivity. Three sizes are available to suit the needs of diverse operations: GMD 3511 (11’6” cut width), GMD 4011 (13’ cut width), and GMD 4411 (14’3” cut width). Thanks to their horizontal pivoting design, the GMD 11 mowers are easy to transport down narrow roads and through small gateways despite their wide working widths.
 
Specially designed features make the GMD 11 Series a profitable investment. Lift-Control hydro-pneumatic suspension adapts to all field conditions. Pendulum articulation follows the ground closely, yet reduces soil contamination of the cut crop. The Optidisc® cutterbar has differential disc spacing to improve cut quality and crop evacuation, as well as a lubed-for-life design that eliminates the cost and downtime of oil changes. Should the mower strike an obstacle in the field, the non-stop safety system pivots the unit back while the Protectadrive® disc bearing stations protect the cutterbar. The GMD 11 Series of disc mowers from Kuhn will be the first choice for any producer looking for reliability and maximum return on investment in a large mounted disc mower.
 
Kuhn North America, Inc., of Brodhead, Wisconsin, is a leading innovator in agricultural and industrial equipment, specializing in spreaders, mixers, hay tools and tillage tools. Kuhn, Kuhn Knight and Kuhn Krause products are sold by farm equipment dealers throughout the United States, Canada and many other countries.
 
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