New 10-Series Trailed Mowers From VERMEER Offer Market Leading Cutting Width

Aug 23, 2016

Vermeer Corporation is proud to introduce a new series of trailed mowers designed for even greater mower productivity with more convenient features than ever before.The TM1210 and TM1410 trailed mowers are built for the operator who needs to mow more hay in less time and wants features that can reduce the stress of operating, transporting and maintaining a large trailed mower.

“We know there are currently many operations that rely on Vermeer trailed mowers to put up large amounts of hay, so we decided to take a look and see where we could take things to the next level for them,” said Vermeer Product Manager, Josh Vrieze. “Not only are we bringing the largest trailed mower to the market to date, but we are bringing mowers with proven features and heavy-duty components that are built to last.”

While both machines maintain a 9.1 ft (2.8 m) transport width, the TM1210 cuts at 17.7 ft (5.4 m) and the TM1410 can mow up to 20.8 ft (6.3 m). The 10-series trailed mowers are equipped with a Q3® Cutter Bar featuring the Quick-Clip® Blade Retention System and Quick-Change™ Shear Ring that simplify changing blades and repairing sheared discs. The patent pending 2-point Quick-Hitch can make hooking up the machine a one-person process. To achieve a high quality cut, the nitrogen charged accumulator suspension system makes it easy for operators to adjust for various crops and conditions, while maintaining proper cutter bar balance and pitch.

A 3 year-cutter bar warranty gives operators the peace of mind that their mower is backed by the trusted Vermeer dealer network.

Source : Vermeer

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