Bellon "thinks big" with the Lambe mower

To improve operational efficiency, forage quality and versatility of use, Bellon is launchig its new Lambe mower, designed for farms that need to manage large areas. The Lambe's has a reinforced frame and is equipped with self-lubricating bushings capable of reducing vibrations and regular maintenance. This allows for longer work cycles, lower operating costs and a longer overall machine life. Lambe comes in two versions: with discs, designed for fast and uniform cuts with a wide swath, and with drums, designed to better handle forage of different heights and densities. In both configurations, the operating width, which reaches up to 7.8 meters, allows for fewer passes in the field, saving fuel and optimizing mowing times. Another distinguishing feature is the hydraulic system, which integrates three nitrogen accumulators dedicated to key functions: flotation, which allows the machine to follow the unevenness of the terrain; lifting for transport, which facilitates safe movement; and the safety release, which protects the unit in the event of accidental impacts. The equipment is rounded out by a conditioner, essential for preserving the nutritional value of the forage and accelerating its drying. Bellon's range of mower conditioners also includes the new trailed models with central drawbar, designed to improve the performance of trailed models with lateral drawbar, capable of offering greater cutting freedom, especially on large plots without space constraints. The proven cutting system comes in two configurations: with 3-meter drums and with 3.20 meter discs. The  TRT300 CEN and TRD8000 CEN models are expansions to the Bellon mower conditioner family, adding a complementary, more versatile solution to the side-mounted range, oriented towards markets where the size of the plots permits the utmost usage of the machines' operating capacity.