New Holland Ag Discbine® 312 PLUS

Haymaking season is no time for delays. That’s why we pioneered our true modular disc cutterbar decades ago. From this original design through today, the legendary New Holland disc cutterbar has been known for strength, reliability, and easy service. The latest design, the ultra-reliable MowMax™ II PLUS disc cutterbar, is no exception. Its commercial-grade durability and high-capacity, clean-cutting design will save you time and money.

To adapt to crop types, changing conditions, and seasonality, you need an adaptable conditioning system that’s sized appropriately to the cutterbar. WideDry conditioning systems deliver. Unlike competitive machines with narrow conditioning systems and multiple pairs of co-rotating discs, WideDry means you get smooth crop flow from the cutterbar to the appropriately-sized conditioning system of your choice. Whether you choose the chevron intermeshing rubber or steel rolls, or the LeaningEdge™ flail tine conditioning system, you’ll find infinite adjustments and impressive uniformity that lead to faster dry down.

Grass hay producers know that crushing and crimping fine-stem grass, like coastal grass, can be a real challenge. To promote fast drying, the LeaningEdge™ flail tine conditioning system pushes crop against an adjustable hood to scuff wax away. Crop receives even more scuffing action as the 20-degree tangent flail tines are angled rearward, creating more outward crop pressure against the hood.

Fast drying requires crop to be evenly distributed over a wide swath. To help, the Discbine® PLUS Series provides enhanced swath control surfaces behind the conditioning system.

Cutting discs and drive components on every Discbine® PLUS are easy to reach. Poly bifold upper shields are light, easy to lift, and impact-resistant to avoid denting by foreign objects. The driven-end access steel door is double-layered to resist denting, while the roll drive door on the opposite side is made from durable poly with a steel plate at the bottom for added protection. Material overlap keeps curtains in place without the need for clips or magnets.