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HD ROTASLASHERS


The Howard HD range of Rotaslashers is built for 100HP tractors, with the same cutting gear and gearbox spindle diameter as the EHD.

The Howard HD Series gearbox is strengthened at the working end and has the same spindle diameter and the same bearing and seals as used on the EHD spindle. Like the EHD, the HD gerabox is warranted for two years, as are the spring steel, laminated blade beams, with their stress reducing, 'tear drop' blade fastener holes.

The drop forged, heat treated, 'lift' blades swing on extra hard, cold forged bushes and are secured with the exclusive Howard blade bolt and nut.

The HD300 is a twin head version of the HD Rotaslasher. It is equipped with two HD gearboxes driven, via a splitter gearbox, through Howard sintered bronze clutches. The blade beams are vertically offset at the overlap point so blades cannot clash. This allows the clutch on each box to slip under shock load, obviating any transmission damage.

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HD Rotaslasher General Specifications:

Bodies:
Bodies are manufactured from 5mm, hot dip galvanised steel plate, strongly reinforced with full length gussets. Adjustable skids and a swinging headstock, supported by chain backstays, are fitted as standard.
Mounting:
Cat 1 and 2 bottom clevis pins at Cat 1 centres. HD models are centrally mounted, except for the HD150 model which is offset 18cm to the left.
Drive Shaft:
BYPY 107 series tri-lobal drive shafts (uni-cross 35x94mm) are used on the HD150, hd180 and as cross shafts on the HD300. The drive shaft on the HD300 is a tri-lobal BYPY 108 series (uni-cross 35x107mm).
Clutch:
A Howard sintered bronze, two-plate clutch is fitted to the slasher end of the drive shaft.
Gearbox:
The Howard designed and built, fabricated steel 100 HP HD gearbox is fitted with machine cut hardened alloy steel gears and taper roller bearings throughout. The combined spindle, output shaft and blade beam mounting flange is precision machined from a single drop forging. A double oil seal system, backed up by a felt seal and a dust cover, is used to protect the spindle bearings. The HD gearbox ration is 1:1.81. On the HD300, the Comer splitter box ratio is 1:1.
Blade Beam:
Multi-leaf, spring steel blade beam with tear-drop, stress reduced blade fastener holes.

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Blades:
Drop forged, heat treated step-down blades swinging on extra hard, cold forged bushes. The HD300 model uses stepped bi-directional blades.
Options:
Single, laminated rubber, puncture proof height control wheel. (Twin wheels are standard on HD300).
Front and rear safety guards. (Note: Rear guards cannot be fitted to the HD180 is a single wheel is also fitted).

Model Recommended Power @ 540 rpm PTO Speed

Cutting Height

Cutting Width Machine Weight Blade Tip Speed
Minimum Maximum        
HD 150 29kW (39hp) 80kW(107hp) 0 - 75mm on skids
0 - 11cm on wheels
1.52m (5ft) 360kg 78m/sec
(15350 ft/min)
HD 180 36kW (48hp) 80kW(107hp) 0 -75mm on skids
0 - 11cm on wheels
1.83m (6ft) 440kg 94m/sec
(18420 ft/min)
HD 300 60kW(80hp) 120kW(161hp) 0 - 11cm on wheels 3.00m (10ft) 820 kg 78m/sec
(15350 ft/min)


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For more information contact BC Machinery
Phone: 08 89721988
Email: sales@bcmachinery.com.au


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