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| Work Height Control | As conditions vary within one field it is essential to adapt the working height instantly. In this case, the driver operates weather-proof electric servomotors from an electric control box. |
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| Ground Hugging Rotors | Combining a Tridem running gear and a cardanic rotor suspension system results in cleanest rakes in undulating terrain as well. The front wheels are connected by track rods and give excellent castering in tightest turns. |
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| Ackerman Steering | Optimum castering and excellent manoeuvrability. The wide transport running gear runs on oversized tyres (15.55 - 17 IMPL 10 PR) that give stability and protect the sward. |
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| Perfectly orchestrated rotors | Raking 9.7 metres (31'10") into one windrow takes a machine which has all its components working in full sync. Therefore we designed Swadro 1010 which uses rotors of different diameters and speeds. The leading rotor has 10 tine arms whereas the rotors in the middle and at the rear count 13. At the same time, the leading rotor and the rotor in the middle spin at higher speeds than the unit at the rear – a detail that results in a smoother crop flow. Each tine arm on the lower-speed rotor carries 5 double tines which deliver the necessary vigour to handle those masses of crops and form the windrow. |
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| Fast travel at 40 km/h (25 mph) and a 3 m (9'10") transport width | The three rotors change quickly into transport position. The central rotor measures less than 3 m (9'10") in diameter and so its tine arms are not folded to achieve a good transport height. |
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| A perfect harvest chain at 9.70 m (31'10") | The tractor will not run on the crop but in the wheelings of KRONE's BiG M 420 high-capacity mower conditioner. |
