We cannot endorse or sanction a folding machine operating in the ground with the wings folded, but we know some customers have operated this way based on available tractor HP from time to time. We do not recommend, as caution must be taken to not overload the gauge wheels with the added weight of the machine in the folded position.

@@kuhnnorthamerica thanks for the reply. I did run it that way seemed no problems but I went essentially the same thing but 5 shank Kuhn

I’ll reply to my self I guess. yes you can this tool is amazing im three point with an 8RT just pull off your away blocks and you can follow contours like crazy

Hi, if you could please fill out the form found at www.kuhn.com/com_en/contact-sales-department.html, someone will be in touch with you regarding distribution and machine availability in your area.

Hi John, we're happy to hear you love the machine overall! We advise working with your local KUHN dealer to determine what may be cause the issues you're having with the net wrap system and to find the best solution. Our dealers are a farmer's top resource for all sales and service needs.

Kuhn North America I did they said it was debris build up. I think it's an adjustment issue that I'm going to have them to check this off season.

No you do not. The PTO will run continuously throughout operation.

We're glad to hear you've gotten great use out of your SR! The slots in the arms are one of the key advantages of the GII machine!

Hi Josh, we're glad to hear about your interest in an FC mower conditioner! Could you please send us a private message with your location, phone number and email address? We'll have someone get in touch with you about a possible demonstration.

So glad to hear you're happy with the equipment!

Congratulations on your sale! Thank you for representing Kuhn!

+steve stahl Many customers do not have GPS on their tractors, and even many who do choose to operate with row markers as an “insurance policy” in case the GPS signal lapses, fades or becomes interrupted.

+John Ndisya The plastic is recycled. Excess and used sheets are cleaned and baled up on the farm, taken to a facility to be pelletized and then returned to the wrapping manufacturer. It is illegal in most areas for the plastic to be burned openly, and most state DNR’s can provide areas on regional recyclers. This information can be found in notes presented by Dr. Kevin Shinner of the University of Wisconsin - Madison: www.ars.usda.gov/sp2UserFiles/Place/36553000/pdf's/Shinners_baleage.pdf. More info can also be found by visiting www.ars.usda.gov and searching “Shinner.”

+Korah Wrapping silage essentially ensures as many nutrients as possible are preserved. Standard hay drying can lead to loss nutritional value very quickly, but silage wrapped at a specific moisture level can retain nutrients for extended periods of time until consumption. This information can be found in notes presented by Dr. Kevin Shinner of the University of Wisconsin - Madison: www.ars.usda.gov/sp2UserFiles/Place/36553000/pdf's/Shinners_baleage.pdf. More info can also be found by visiting www.ars.usda.gov and searching “Shinner.”

+DartanianMagnificent Silage is wrapped for better nutrient retention. The wrapping itself does not transmit any toxins to the feed. It is recommended silage be wrapped at a “sweet spot” of 45-50% moisture to ensure best conditions. Additional layers of wrapping may also be necessary for silage wrapped at varying moisture levels. This information can be found in notes presented by Dr. Kevin Shinner of the University of Wisconsin - Madison: www.ars.usda.gov/sp2UserFiles/Place/36553000/pdf's/Shinners_baleage.pdf. More info can also be found by visiting www.ars.usda.gov and searching “Shinner.”