An agricultural machine for processing cut plants to be moved in a progression's direction, the machine includes a chassis fitted with a hitching device enabling it to be hitched to the tractor vehicle, multiple rotors equipped with raking teeth that can be driven in rotation around substantially vertical driving axes distributed on either side of a median plane passing through the chassis. Each outer rotor and the penultimate rotor adjacent to it, driven in opposite rotational directions, form a module of which a longitudinal plane contains the driving axis of the outer rotor and the driving axis of the penultimate rotor, and, in work configuration, the longitudinal plane of a first module forms, together with the median plane, an acute work angle that is open to the rear, and the longitudinal plane of a second module forms an acute work angle with the median plane open to the rear.

An agricultural machine for processing cut plants to be moved in a progression's direction, the machine includes a chassis fitted with a hitching device enabling it to be hitched to the tractor vehicle, multiple rotors equipped with raking teeth that can be driven in rotation around substantially vertical driving axes distributed on either side of a median plane passing through the chassis. Each outer rotor and the penultimate rotor adjacent to it, driven in opposite rotational directions, form a module of which a longitudinal plane contains the driving axis of the outer rotor and the driving axis of the penultimate rotor, and, in work configuration, the longitudinal plane of a first module forms, together with the median plane, an acute work angle that is open to the rear, and the longitudinal plane of a second module forms an acute work angle with the median plane open to the rear.

An agricultural implement including a frame, at least one rake moveably coupled to the frame and including a plurality of tine arms, a plurality of tines connected to the plurality of tine arms, and a rotor drive configured for rotating the plurality of tine arms, and an adjustment system configured for adjusting a rake height of the at least one rake. The adjustment system includes at least one actuator, an electronic control unit operably connected to the at least one actuator, and at least one dust sensor supported by the frame and operably connected to the electronic control unit. The at least one dust sensor monitors a dust level and communicates dust level data to the electronic control unit which correspondingly adjusts the rake height based upon the dust level data.

An agricultural implement including a frame, at least one rake moveably coupled to the frame and including a plurality of tine arms, a plurality of tines connected to the plurality of tine arms, and a rotor drive configured for rotating the plurality of tine arms, and an adjustment system configured for adjusting a rake height of the at least one rake. The adjustment system includes at least one actuator, an electronic control unit operably connected to the at least one actuator, and at least one dust sensor supported by the frame and operably connected to the electronic control unit. The at least one dust sensor monitors a dust level and communicates dust level data to the electronic control unit which correspondingly adjusts the rake height based upon the dust level data.

A self-propelled wheel rake may include a cab that may be mounted to or otherwise secured to a main body. The cab or the main body may include a powerhouse for propelling the wheel rake along the ground. The cab and main body can be positioned between or behind opposing rake arm assemblies of the wheel rake. The cab can be configured to allow an operator to sit or stand while operating the wheel rake.

A self-propelled wheel rake may include a cab that may be mounted to or otherwise secured to a main body. The cab or the main body may include a powerhouse for propelling the wheel rake along the ground. The cab and main body can be positioned between or behind opposing rake arm assemblies of the wheel rake. The cab can be configured to allow an operator to sit or stand while operating the wheel rake.

A wheel mounting structure for a towed agricultural implement having a support beam and a plurality of wheels. The wheels are mounted to the support beam to be displaceable with respect to the support beam between a first position in a transport position and a second position displaced from the first position away from the support beam in a working position. This has as an advantage that the framework is displaced to increase a ground clearance when the towed agricultural implement is in the working position.

A wheel mounting structure for a towed agricultural implement having a support beam and a plurality of wheels. The wheels are mounted to the support beam to be displaceable with respect to the support beam between a first position in a transport position and a second position displaced from the first position away from the support beam in a working position. This has as an advantage that the framework is displaced to increase a ground clearance when the towed agricultural implement is in the working position.

Described is a windrow merger for collecting agricultural products from a field comprising: a frame; a pick-up device; a conveyor; a guiding device; a support structure, equipped with arms connected to the guiding device and articulated to the frame to rotate relative to the frame about an axis of oscillation, comprising a rod rotating relative to the frame about an axis of rotation parallel to the axis of oscillation and connected to the arms by bars, in such a way that a rotation of the rod about the axis of rotation is linked to a rotation of the support structure about the axis of oscillation; an actuator is connected to the frame and to the rod, so that a position of the actuator is kinetically linked to the angular position of the rod about the axis of rotation for managing the position of the guiding device.

Described is a windrow merger for collecting agricultural products from a field comprising: a frame; a pick-up device; a conveyor; a guiding device; a support structure, equipped with arms connected to the guiding device and articulated to the frame to rotate relative to the frame about an axis of oscillation, comprising a rod rotating relative to the frame about an axis of rotation parallel to the axis of oscillation and connected to the arms by bars, in such a way that a rotation of the rod about the axis of rotation is linked to a rotation of the support structure about the axis of oscillation; an actuator is connected to the frame and to the rod, so that a position of the actuator is kinetically linked to the angular position of the rod about the axis of rotation for managing the position of the guiding device.