Can an economy rake be rugged, adaptable and easy to operate? It can if it’s an MF 1500 Series model. Choose between the 8-wheel Model 1508, with raking widths up to 20 feet; the 10-wheel Model 1510, with a maximum raking width of 22 feet, or the 12-wheel Model 1512 with raking widths to 24 feet. Each model features three different raking widths within its range, as well as windrow adjustment that ranges from 48 to 72 inches in 6-inch increments. All three models also feature sturdy box-beam construction to stand up to the rigors of field contours while supporting rake wheels at a pre-set level. Large 55-inch rake wheels are mounted in pairs on pivoting brackets to closely follow ground contours— allowing the 40 teeth on each wheel to gather every crop stem in the rake’s path. When it’s time to move, both wings fold upward with a single hydraulic cylinder, for easy transport.

Available in 2- and 4-rotor models – in working widths of 10' and 17' respectively – MF 1600 Series tedders feature 6 double tines on each rotor, to gently and effectively lift, spread and fluff the crop, while minimizing leaf loss. The adjustable rotor angle produces a wide range of tedding actions. And extra-wide, ribbed flotation tires follow the contours, for a clean sweep of the field.

If you've ever had to squeeze a baler through a narrow gate, or navigate a small field, you can't help but appreciate the Massey Ferguson 1800 Series small square balers with their in-line design that moves the crop in a straight line from the windrow to the bale chute. In contrast to offset balers, field and road positions are one in the same, saving you valuable time when moving between fields. The in-line design also adjusts to ground contours faster and easier, since flotation tires and gauge wheels are of equal size on both sides of the machine.

With three distinct classes of round balers, we know you’ll find what you’re looking for in the Massey Ferguson and Hesston Series round baler line. The Massey Ferguson and Hesston Series balers come in nine models, from a standard baler that runs on tractor hydraulics to a fully automatic or silage model, Massey Ferguson delivers. Every Massey Ferguson and Hesston Series baler features the simple and dependable design that has been perfected by over 30 years experience in the round baler business. And our tried-andtrue standards flow easily from one machine to the next. All of our Hesston Series balers feature
a wide, low-profile pickup – making gathering windrows a breeze; we offer several monitoring systems, from basic to advanced, to make your job as easy as possible; and a slew of options, both factory- and field-installed, ensure that your specific needs are met to a “T.”

Since 1978, Hesston large square balers have dominated the competition and set the standard for product innovation and quality.  Now, two of the biggest names in the industry have come together with the new 2100 Series large square balers… driving the future of hay production.  As part of the new Hesston Series from Massey Ferguson, the Model 2190 builds solid 4 X 4 bales, while the Model 2170 produces a slightly smaller 3 X 4 bale and the Model 2150 produces a 3 x 3 bale. All three models feature even higher capacity combined with your Massey Ferguson dealer's commitment to customer satisfaction.