New Holland Discbine 210

We have 4 New Holland Disc Bines in stock and on order.  Imagine haymaking with three settings—one that adjusts hay quality, one that adjusts the amount of hay produced, and one that

adjusts how fast you get it all done. Now imagine turning them all up to “maximum,” and you get an idea of what Discbine® disc

mower-conditioners can do for you.

New Holland pioneered the Haybine® mower-conditioner to save time by combining what was once a two-step process with different

machines into a single solution. Today’s modern Discbine models are built on that same legacy, improved to meet your needs and

offer faster mowing and effective conditioning that saves time while speeding crop drying. Takes the worry out of cutting close

New Holland’s MowMax™ disc cutterbar breezes through tough

mowing conditions and is backed by three full years of factory

warranty so you can cut close with confidence. The reliable

MowMax system saves you worry, time, aggravation and repair

costs because it’s a truly modular design. Each disc module is

independent, sealed in its own oil and protected from harmful

impacts by exclusive ShockPRO™ hubs.

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Increase tonnage with the QuickMax™ system

Sharp knives give you the clean cut you want, with less crop left behind. As a result, tonnage is

increased, you get fast regrowth and forage quality is assured for next cutting. It’s easy to stay

sharp with the standard QuickMax™ knife change system. It allows you to quickly change damaged

knives or flip an entire set to achieve that cleanly mown look that’s a haymaker’s pride.

Higher retained quality through faster drydown

Faster hay drying not only means beating the weather, it allows you to get crop out of the field

with maximum feed quality. New Holland offers three effective, fast-drying conditioning solutions,

including gentle rubber chevron intermeshing rolls, steel chevron rolls for added durability, and

LeaningEdge™ flail tines that are ideal for grass hay. No matter the system, each offers fast, infinite

adjustments to conditioning intensity to match crop and weather conditions.