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Becchio - Model BC -Side Chopper Mower
Rear trifles movable by parallelogram arm suitable for small/medium-sized tractors (from 30 HP). This machine is indicated for the shredding of grass, shrubs and bushes (max 3/4 cm in diameter wood) and for the maintenance of road edges. Available with working width 140-160-180-200 cm. All models are equipped as standard with clubs / knives, rear roller for the adjustment of the cutting height, sled and carda no homokinetic. The movement beyond the track of the tractor allows you to work sideways in an inclined position, for cleaning embankments or ditches, and vertically.
- Gear box with free wheel 540 laps
- Rotor dìam. 170 mm; cutting dìam. 410 mm
- Self-cleaning roller diameter 220 mm
- Swivel roller bearings
- Counter-knit
- Closed bonnet
- Mechanical shock absorber
- Anti-wear sheet 5 mm
- Articulated attack
- Phalted heady inclination: + 90 degrees, -60"
- Homokinetic gimbal tree
- "CE" safety protections
- Sleigh
Tools
- Half of the seas
- Knives
- BC503 - External gear box (the use of gimbal shaft with double homokinetic joint is recommended)
- BC514 - Double homokinetic gimbal
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