Abstract: A cutting machine including a frame which can be hitched to a tractor and carries a cutting mechanism including a large cross section rotor equipped with knives which are mounted on axes arranged in pockets provided in the rotor. Each knife is mounted on an individual axis located in a pocket so as to be situated inside the outer periphery of the rotor and wherein this rotor, on at least one side of each pocket, has a concave recess for fitting or removing the corresponding axis.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a cutting machine comprising a frame which can be hitched to a tractor and carries a cutting mechanism comprising a large cross section rotor equipped with knives which are mounted on axes arranged in pockets provided in said rotor. Each knife is mounted on an individual axis located in a pocket set back toward the inside with respect to the outer periphery of the rotor and wherein this rotor, on at least one side of each pocket, has a concave recess for fitting or removing the corresponding axis.

Abstract: A mower-conditioner has a double windrow attachment, in the form of a belt conveyor, mounted to the rear end thereof, the attachment being swingable vertically about a horizontal transverse pivot axis between a lowered working position, wherein it is disposed for intercepting crop, discharged by the conditioning means and guided by a windrow-forming hood, and conveying the crop to one side of the machine, and a raised inoperative position wherein the conveyor is disposed such that it does not extend either the length or width of the machine by any appreciable amount.

Abstract: A mower is provided which has a plurality of cutter supports which are driven to be rotated. One or more of these supports is surmounted by a rotatable shaft; and such support comprises a hub that is rotatable with the shaft thereof, and a plurality of detachable segments, each of which is secured to the hub and defines a conveying surface for the cut produce.

Abstract: A haymaking machine for tedding and windrowing, includes a frame, at least one raking wheel drivably mounted on the frame for rotation about a center axis, a cam centered about the center axis forming an endless loop within a predetermined axial range therearound, and rigid with the frame, and a plurality of tool-carrying arms operatively connected to the raking wheel, which may be switched between a tedding position, in which the arms project radially outwards, and a windrowing position, in which the arms extend in a direction substantially tangential of a circle inscribed in the raking wheel.