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RegisterThe WR302 wheel rake features the availablity of either 12, 14 or 16 wheels creating versatility to adapt to the demands of making quality hay — each and every cutting.
Quick Specs
- Max Raking Width: 31ft. (9.45m)
- No. of Wheels: 12, 14 or 16
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Case IH WR Series wheel rakes sport durable, heavy-duty frames built to handle high capacities and tough, uneven terrain.
- The generous rake arm clearance accommodates higher-volume raking
- Rake sections float over uneven terrain without hang ups
- Rake folds on top of cart for easy transport
- In the field, you simply push a lever and the rake wheels lower
- Wheels fold back up for transport with the pull of a lever
- Adjust the raking beam angle to form loose windrows for more airflow or a tighter windrow if conditions are dry or windy
- Raise or lower raking wheels independently with a master switch (WR401 model)
- In tight spaces or when finishing up a field, rake with only one side of the wheel rake (WR101 model only)
- Hydraulically adjust rake arms so windrow widths are matched to crop and field conditions (WR401 model)
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