Bids Are Invited For Acquisition Of Agricultural Implements Intended To Strengthen The Municipal Agricultural Patrol, Including 03 (Three) Total Area Harvesters And 02 (Two) Brushing Machiners.
Bids Are Invited For Acquisition Of Agricultural Implements Intended To Strengthen The Municipal Agricultural Patrol, Including 03 (Three) Total Area Harvesters And 02 (Two) Brushing Machiners.
Total Area Harvester - Total Area Harvester: Power Required At Power Take-Off (Tdp) Between 65 And 95 Horsepower; Production Capacity Of Up To 35 Tons Per Hour; Chopped Size Adjustable Between 2 And 36 Mm; Minimum 12 Knives; 6 Launchers; 1 Rotor With Grain Breaking System; Serrated Knife Type Cutting System; 4 Feeder Rolls; Transmission By Cardan; Power Take-Off Rotation Of 540 Rpm; And Coupling For Category Ii Tractor (Third Hydraulic Point). The Equipment Must Have A Hydraulic Drive For The Spout Rotation, A Hydraulic Jet Breaking System And A Support Wheel, Responsible For Providing Support, Balance And Greater Safety To The Tractor-Implement Combination, Especially In Operations Carried Out On Slopes And Slopes. The Minimum Cutting Width Must Be 1.00 Meters, And The Use Of Belts Is Prohibited, In Order To Guarantee Greater Robustness And Less Need For Maintenance. The Equipment Must Have At Least 2 Knives, Adjustable Cutting Height, Power Take-Off Rotation Of 540 Rpm, Maximum Required Tractor Power Of Up To 51 Horsepower And Not Use A Belt System. The Maximum Weight Of The Equipment Cannot Exceed 500 Kg, And Must Be Supplied With A Guide Wheel With Height Adjustment, Movable Side, Side Ski With Height Adjustment, Protective Chain For Cutting, Cardan With Safety Clutch And Structure Made Of Aisi Steel Sheet With A Minimum Thickness Of 6 Mm, Ensuring Resistance And Durability For Continuous Use.
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