2024 Mainero MDD200
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DEALER INFO
1306 US HIGHWAY 36
HIAWATHA, KS 66434
DETAILS
| Price | Contact for Price |
| Year | 2024 |
| Make | Mainero |
| Model | MDD200 |
| Hydraulic Hookup | SinglePoint |
| New | New |
| Rolls | Other |
| Rows | 20 |
| Rowspacing (inches) | 20 |
| stalkstompersincluded | No |
| warrantytype | Original |
| Width (feet) | 33 |
Description
| The 2024 Mainero MDD-200 is a 20 inch row unit, row independent header. It comes in 12,14, 16, 18, 20 & 22 row configurations. What does row independent mean? The 20 inch MDD-200 enables you to harvest corn in any direction(you don't have to follow the rows) and harvests 15, 20 or 30 inch rows with no adjustments. It comes standard with intermeshing, reversible knife rolls that chops the stalk as it's pulled down as it goes in to the row unit. This results in less material that the combine has to process and the material will break down faster since it's chopped. The chopping knives being reversible doubles the lifetime of the knives. Hydraulic adjustable deck plates are standard and Headsight auto header height can easily be installed. |
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