Forage harvesting and earning money is a lot of fun with the new Fendt Katana 650. Because in the end it always comes down to performance. To be a cut above. With the best results in terms of quality and quantity.
| kW | hp | |
| Katana 650 | 478 | 650 |
The power of precision: The new Fendt Katana 650.
Precision is maximum performance anytime and anywhere.
With the new Fendt Katana, you can work on grassland no matter how hilly the terrain, how soft the ground or how varied the crop moisture. The huge cutterhead and the six feed rollers can process the highest yields with the best chopping quality. The new Fendt Katana is unstoppable in maize. Powerful and precise, it delivers the best quality chopping and pulping results for both short and long cuts. There is no better way to process maize for fodder or a biogas digester.
The new Fendt Katana 650
- All-new crop flow: Fendt CropFlow 2.0
- All-new roller crackers, the Fendt R & RS crackers
- Excellent maize preparation even at cutting lengths of up to 30 mm
- Up to 21% more output compared to last model
- New unique sharpening device
- StalkBuster maize header with built-in maize mulcher
- MTU 6-cylinder series engine with Emissions Stage V
- Significantly increased rated power: 478 kW / 650 hp (ECE R120)
- Intelligently controlled all-wheel drive concept Fendt BalancedGrip on request
Presenting the new Katana 650, Fendt's forage harvester with significantly increased efficiency. With a crop flow dedicated to cutting quality and output and its innovative all-wheel drive concept, the new Fendt Katana is ready for the most challenging work. The more varied the conditions, the more the new Fendt Katana plays to its strengths.
When your head thinks “best chop quality”, your heart says: Fendt.
The success and profitability of a biogas facility already begins in the field. Because only short, precisely processed material can provide maximum energy yield. Efficiency that is standard in the new Fendt Katana 650 forage harvester.
The numerous Fendt Katanas on the market speak for themselves, as well as the many satisfied cattle. They are our toughest critics. They would definitely filter out overlengths in the feed and any stem parts not perfectly opened. Valuable biomass, and as a result important milk output and daily weight gains, would be lost. To release the full potential of the harvested crop, the grains must be completely cracked while the crop sections must be fully processed even if the cut is long.
