To boost harvester output, Standen now sells the QM windrower.
Designed for 1,700mm beds or two rows, the conveyor can place the lifted crop between the neighbouring two rows or offset enough to place it to one side to better match the harvester.
As well as the main web, the QM has the firm’s Omega cleaning system.
Edward Gilbert points out that there is also the option to add a cart elevator, in place of the conveyor, to run the QM as a simpler, lower cost harvester. The £80,000 QM also has its own hydraulic system.
