Stationary Forage Harvester · 2019-07-22 · JF Precision Forage Choppers chop grass, sun-flower, sugar cane, maize and sorghum with excellent uniformity of particles, besides being

JF Maxxium

JF 40 Maxxium

Stationary Forage Harvester

2 Coetzee Street, Hartbeesfontein, South Africa | PO Box 71, Hartbeesfontein 2600Tel: +27 18 431 0300 or 431 0693 | Fax: +27 18 431 0185 | e-mail: [email protected]

website: www.staalmeester.co.za

JF Precision Forage Choppers chop grass, sun-flower, sugar cane, maize and sorghum with excellent uniformity of particles, besides being machines with simple operation and maintenance

Cut size change by lever : The only model in the market that changes the cut size with the machine running. Easy and quick handling.

Efficient transmission system by gearbox and cardan shaft : Transmission system directly to the rotor for models JF 60 Maxxium and JF 50 Maxxium for tractor.

High cut size uniformity with sizes: 5 and 13 mm or 8 and 13 mm** Better quality of fodder for the animal.

Models JF 40, JF 50 and JF 60 are available, with several

versions for tractors and stationary chopping...

JF 40 Maxxium JF 50 Maxxium JF 60 Maxxium

Capacity 2000 to 7000 kg/h* 2000 to 8000 kg/h* 5000 to 16500 kg/h*

Cut sizes 5 and 13 or 8 and 13 cm** 5 and 13 or 8 and 13 cm** 5 and 13 or 8 and 13 cm**

Number of blades 4 4 4

Required electric motor power 7,5 to 10 hp 10 to 15 hp 20 to 35 hp

Versions electricdiesel

electricdiesel3 pointpull type with wheelsbase for wagon

electricdiesel3 pointpull type with wheelsbase for wagon

* Productivity might vary and depend on factors like: cut size, productivity of forage per hectare, tractor power, logistic ca-pacity (wagons) for forage transportation. For stationary machines, the productivity might vary and depend on factors like: labor availability, motor/engine power, type and quality of forage. ** Cut sizes 8 and 13 mm are optional (Maxxium).

5 mm 8 mm 13mm

High output with low power consumption Simple operation and maintenanceOutstanding performance Excellent cost benefit relationship Longer durability Better fodder quality, with lower loss