Riew Claas Liner 4800 A Machine That Is At The Top Of Its Game And Is Proving Popular In NewZealand

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REVEIW CLAAS LINER 4800 BUSINESS.
Farm Trader Checks Out The Claas Liner 4800 Business, A Machine At The Top Of Its Game And Proving Popular In Nz.
While twin basket and wheel v-rakes have both been common choices in the past, now a high percentage of rakes purchased are rotary, ideal for merging crops into a centre row and ranging from one to six rotors, either PTO or hydraulic driven.
CLAAS has a highly regarded reputation for producing some of the best grass equipment in the business, from mowers through to forage harvesters.
This month we had the opportunity to check out one of the new quadrotor rakes from the updated range, which has been available in New Zealand since 2022. This near-new rake (supplied by CLAAS Harvest Centre in the Waikato) is just beginning its second season with Harrison Contracting.
Having had other brands in the past, the Harrison Contracting team tends to choose CLAAS as their go-to brand for most of their grass harvesting equipment. Based out of Taumarunui, the closest tractor dealership is over an hour away, making any time lost due to breakdowns even more costly, hence the need for quality, reliable equipment being key to the service they offer clients.
Test time.
I caught up with the Harrison Contracting team just south of Kihikihi. Although based in Kākahi, south of Taumaranui, to make the most of the investment in up-to-date equipment like the new CLAAS Liner rake, they kick off the season with some earlier annual grass harvesting in the Waikato to get maize planted before the season starts further south with their local clients.
The new CLAAS Liner 4800 Business model arrived around the start of spring 2022 — one of the first shipments of the new models into New Zealand. With a working width of 9.2 metres to 13.6 metres and given the trying weather conditions contractors face to get grass harvested within a set timeframe, the increased working width (a metre more than the previous model) allows them to cover the hectares and keep in front of the harvester.
When I caught up with the Harrison Contracting team, one of the key operators, Ben Peterson was at the wheel of the Fendt 718, which was on rake duty. Weighing in at 5400kg standard, the rake was running on larger 710 tyres, with an extra two tyres per rotor to ensure the lightest impact on land, in soft conditions and soil structure.
With a heavy annual crop to harvest, Ben had narrowed up the rake, leaving a row of between five and six feet for the Claas Jaguar 950 to chop into trucks, tractors, and trailers. The ground had carried cattle through winter and was a little on the rough side following such a wet winter.