Self-propelled forage harvester RSM F 2000

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RSM F 2000 is the most advanced family of Rostselmash forage harvesters. The new chopper provides a high (up to 85%) consistency of length of cut for better feed intake, and the shortest path in the class allows reaching the performance of 200 t/h. Feederhouse An increased feed rolls diameter provides a higher throughput of the combine, providing an even material flow to the chopper. Four springs with a compacting force of 3500 kg ensure a high density of material flow and even cut. The hydraulic roll damper absorbs impact loads, improves the performance of stone detector, prevents damage to the rolls and feederhouse frame, and provides additional pressing of crop material. Cutter head Thanks to a new cutting drum with four rows of knives arranged in a chevron pattern, crop material alignment and clean cut are ensured. Such design prevents any displacement of the knives, protecting the cutting drum from damage, and reduces the knife replacement costs. Automatic adjustment of the drum floor prevents the crop material from recutting and allows obtaining the length of cut uniformity >85%. New sharpening device increases the knife sharpening speed twice — the highest cutting quality with no time lost. Kernel processor Two rolls 190 mm in diameter with saw-like teeth and a 20% difference in rotational speed ensure 99.9% grain cracking. For a more aggressive cracking, kits are available to order that can increase the difference between roll speeds to 30% or 40%. The kernel processor is engaged by a hydraulic drive. The new slider design of the kernel processor does not require uninstallation when switching to grass harvesting.