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Up to twelve tangential tine arms and four double tines per arm provide high tine frequency to ensure clean raking performance – even at reduced rpm and high travel speed. Infinitely variable cam track adjustment on the RA2584 allows fine-tuning to obtain optimum raking and swath formation according to crop conditions.

Kubota rakes are equipped for maximum raking performance. The RA2072 and RA2076 rakes feature 0.35" wire diameter tines, whereas the RA2584 rakes include heavy duty 0.39" wire diameter tines for outstanding durability.

These double rotor rakes offer hydraulically adjustable working widths.

• RA2072 working widths range between 20'4" to 23'7" and swath width from 3’11” to 6’7”
• RA2076 rotors can be set between 23' and 25'7" of working width and swath width from 4'3" to 6’11”
• RA2584 working width can be adjusted from 24'11" to 27'7 and swath width from 4’7” to 7’3”

Kubota's side delivery rotary rake has a carrier frame with rear wheel steering, allowing the rake to make turns up to 80 degrees. This is ideal for making tight turns on headlands and productive swathing, even in awkwardly shaped fields. When in headland position, an outstanding lifting height of 18” prevents swath damage. And with a lower center of gravity, this model has excellent stability.

Kubota's RA2577 is a ProLine side delivery double rotor rake. Kubota’s ProLine rakes feature a drive system, which houses an oil-immersed pinion and crown wheel. The fully enclosed design of the gearbox ensures full and permanent lubrication, making the entire system absolutely maintenance-free. Our extensive experience guarantees that our machines come with well-proven technology. The hardened cam track is adjustable and, with a large 15.7” diameter, it gives positive guidance to the tine arms and a very quiet, smooth running machine.

The Kubota TerraLink Quattro System provides perfect ground contour following in three dimensions. The TerraLink system has an open construction of the frame, giving the rotor the ability to flex and follow ground contours and absorb shocks from reaching the rotor. The Quattro trailed axle configuration enhances the rotor’s ability to follow ground contours, with the wheels being positioned as close to the tines as possible – two wheels trailed and one in front. This positions the rotor right in the middle of the Quattro system and lets the tines work in the crop without contacting the soil.