2026 POTTINGER TOP 882C

2026

POTTINGER

TOP 882C

VBP00024018004119

Neuf

34779

This new 2026 Pöttinger TOP 882 C twin-rotor centre-swath rake offers a working width of 25' to 28'10" and delivers cleaner forage, higher operating speeds, and superior ground tracking. THIS MACHINE IS EQUIPPED WITH: • FLOWTAST Skid • Single Rotor Operation with Electro-Hydraulic Pre-Selection • Suction Holder for DIRECT CONTROL • Outside Jockey Wheels for Multicast PÖTTINGER TOP 882 C — TOP C Twin Rotor Rakes With Centre Swath Delivery With Transport Chassis TOP centre-swath rakes guarantee you get uniform swaths in all conditions. Their design makes them easy to operate. Thanks to the working width adjustment, on many models the swath width can be easily matched to the next harvesting machine. CUSTOMER BENEFITS THE BEST FORAGE The Best Quality Basic Ration is the Basis for Your Success The production of high-quality basic ration from meadows, pastures and whole crop is the basis of every grassland farm. Ruminants are fussy about their forage. The quality of their basic ration will determine whether your animals consume the forage in high quantities, or not. In addition to energy content, odor and taste, a low crude ash content plays a critical role. CLEAN AND TIDY RAKING WORK Collect Everything, as Long as it's Clean Forage harvesting is about collecting all the forage lying in the field. But only the forage. TOP Rakes Deliver Millimeter Precision For clean and tidy raking work, the tines, rotor chassis and an additional jockey wheel outside the rotor are a well-matched team on TOP rakes. • The tines lift the crop slightly to ensure it is swept cleanly without dragging the forage across the ground. • The wide rotor chassis with large support triangle ensures smooth running, stability on steep ground and precision ground tracking. • The PÖTTINGER MULTITAST wheel, which follows the contours immediately in front of the tine arc, guarantees perfect tracking over every bump. MAXIMUM UPTIME AND DURABILITY Reliability Is What Matters Most When harvesting forage, what counts is machinery you can depend on. PÖTTINGER Keeps Its Promise It is inevitable that large forces act on the rake's cam track and tine arms. To make sure the rotor withstands these loads for decades, the TOPTECH PLUS rotor unit from PÖTTINGER features a large and robust design: • Large cam track with shallow gradient ramps for less wear on the control levers • Large tine arm bearing spacing for less radial load on each bearing TECHNOLOGY TINES Reliable Even with High Volumes of Forage ANGLED TINES PÖTTINGER tines are angled forward in a slightly aggressive position. Due to this shape, they actively lift the forage away from the ground, like a pitchfork. As more forage is collected, it rides up the tine unhindered. As a result, the forage is not dragged over the ground along the entire working width. Dirt ingress and disintegration losses are minimized. ROTOR CHASSIS Wide Rotor Chassis For clean and tidy results and the best stability on the road and in the field, each of the wheels on the rotor chassis is positioned as close as possible to the tine arc. Together with the jockey wheel that is also inside the rotor arc, a large support triangle is guaranteed. This ensures smooth operation. ADJUSTING RAKE HEIGHT The raking height of the TOP rotary rakes can be set either using a hand crank allowing an upright posture, or electro-hydraulically from the cab. A height indicator scale makes it easy to ensure that the rotors are the same height on models with multiple rotors. GIMBALS ROTOR SUSPENSION Our trailed TOP models with two or more rotors achieve sufficient freedom of movement of the rotor units for three-dimensional ground tracking because the rotors are mounted in gimbals. Suspension Spring for Stabilization at the Headland At the headland, the raised rotors are stabilised by a tension spring. This prevents the rotor units from swaying, so that it is easier for you to drive over swaths. It also makes the rear of the rotor chassis touch the ground first, followed by the front, and vice versa when the rotors are raised. This prevents the tines from damaging the sward. FLOWTAST At PÖTTINGER we have developed FLOWTAST, a system that replaces the wheeled chassis with a glide bar for maximum reliability in challenging ground conditions. Thanks to the large surface area of contact with the ground, deep wheel marks, holes or furrows no longer present a problem. In addition, this system has a larger load-bearing capacity compared to the chassis with wheels. This brings considerable advantages, especially on soft and damp ground. Large Area of Contact Up to the Point of Tine Engagement Thanks to the large contact area of the glide bar, the rotor unit glides over small indentations in the ground. The distance between the glide bar and tines is minimal. The result: The best tine guidance in challenging terrain. The rotor inclination is preset using spacer plates. Hydraulic Weight Alleviation A hydraulic cylinder provides powerful weight alleviation for the rotor units. This achieves a ground pressure of approx. 440 lbs. This means: • Minimal wear to glide bar • Lower tension on the rake frame • Maximum soil conservation • Smooth running of the rotor unit The hydraulic weight alleviation system is adjusted using the existing single-acting spool valve. A pressure gauge for reading the ground pressure is integrated into the mounting frame. MULTITAST Jockey Wheel Always One Wheel Ahead with the PÖTTINGER MULTITAST Jockey Wheel System From the point of view of the tines, the wheels on the rotor chassis inside the tine arc react to bumps in the ground too late. Due to the width of the tine array, the front wheel is located around 2' 5.5" behind the arc of the outermost tine. The only thing that helps here is a jockey wheel running in front of the tines. The MULTITAST jockey wheel system from PÖTTINGER detects bumps in the ground ahead of the outermost tine and tilts the rotor upwards when there is an incline. On top of the bump, it guides the rotor downwards until the wheel inside the raking arc takes over. This always provides the ideal gap between the tines and the ground. Forage contamination and raking losses are clearly minimized as a result. Larger Support Triangle for Smoother Running The MULTITAST wheel also greatly increases the size of the rotor unit's support triangle. This makes the rotors run more smoothly and suppresses vibrations. Less Crude Ash in The Forage During the test, dirt ingress was reduced by up to two thirds when raking with the MULTITAST jockey wheel system. Neat Raking for Successful Harvesting Clean forage makes all the difference because forage contamination has a doubly negative effect in terms of supplying nutrients to ruminants: • Lower forage value • Lower forage intake by the livestock TOPTECH PLUS Rotor Unit Large, Adjustable Cam Track The cam track gently raises the control rollers to minimize the force acting on the rotor unit. Wear is greatly reduced as a result. You can be sure a long service life is achieved. Flexible Swath Shape The position of the cam track is infinitely variable adjustable. This means that you can define the exact tine withdrawal point and adapt it to your harvesting conditions. Large Tine Arm Bearing Spacing The PÖTTINGER tine arm assemblies feature particularly large bearing spacing on the tine arms. This guarantees the lowest radial bearing loads, even with high volumes of forage and high driving speeds. Sturdy Tine Arms The tine arms are removable to reduce width and height during transport. The heavy-duty tine arm cross-section is strong and resistant to twisting and bending. The force is transmitted by the profiles. The linch pin is only a security measure. The tine arms are simply slotted in.