Description
Specifications
| Model | MJ30-200 | MJ30-250 | MJ30-280 | MJ30-300 | MJ30-350 | MJ30-420 | MJ30-560 |
| Overall width | 2.1m (7’) | 2.65m (8’9”) | 3.00m (10’) | 3.0m (10’) | 3.65m (12′) | 4.43m (14’6”) | 5.81m (19’) |
| Cutting width | 2m (6′ 5″) | 2.5m (8’1”) | 2.80m (9’2”) | 2.85m (9′ 4″) | 3.5m (11′ 5″) | 4.20m (13’9”) | 5.60m (18’4”) |
| Transport Width | 2.10m (7’) | 2.65m (8’9”) | 3.00m (10’) | 3.00m (10’) | 2.50m (8’2″) | 2.50m (8’2”) | 2.03m (6’9”) |
| No. of Blades | 12 | 16 | 16 | 12 | 20 | 24 | 32 |
| No. of Rotors | 3 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 5 | 6 | 8 |
| Power (HP) | 50 – 100 | 70 – 120 | 80 – 120 | 80 – 140 | 90 -140 | 100 – 150 | 110 – 150 |
| PTO (rpm) | 540 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 | 1000 |
| Blade speed | 75m/s | 75m/s | 58m/s | 75m/s | 58m/s | 58m/s | 58m/s |
| Cutting height | 40-200mm | 40-200mm | 40-200mm | 40-200mm | 50-170mm | 50-170mm | 50-170mm |
| Weight | 600kg | 785kg | 945kg | 890kg | 1120kg | 1265kg | 1680kg |
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Testimonials
We run a flock of 500 sheep alongside a medium sized beef enterprise on the Isle of Arann in Scotland. Rushes are our biggest challenge so we were in the market for a flail mower but our dealer, Hamilton Brothers, suggested we try a Major Cyclone Mower. The mower was brought over on demonstration and once we saw it working we asked Hamilton Brothers to leave it with us. A flail mower in an equivalent working width would require far more power than we're putting into the Cyclone so there is a fair fuel saving there. It's just a very strong, reliable and cost effective mower. If we had bought a flail mower and seen this after we'd have been annoyed!
David Henderson, Isle of Arann, Scotland
Our Cyclone has been a great purchase because I can use it for mulching shrub as well as topping and general grassland maintenance and we can use a much smaller tractor now.
Owenie McGowan, Owenie McGowan, Drystock Farmer, Co Leitrim, Ireland
A reason we got the Major Cyclone mower is because it’s tough. We bought it for the staff to tidy up pastures and doing the topping. You can be rough with it and it’ll just push the roughness to one side and just keep cutting.
