Plan on High Quality
ReCon 300 in action Plan to beat the rain with the ReCon 300.
Use the ReCon to GUARANTEE fewer days to baling.
Don't risk loss of quality and $50+ per ton by delaying harvest.
You can make premium hay even if the weather doesn't cooperate.

High Grade Product
ReConned Swath Beside Non-ReConed Swath ReCon 300 decreases drying time, and hay is much more uniform.
The Recon blows out the brown leaves-don't bale them.
Swaths are mixed and flipped to prevent "zebra" or "tiger" bales.

Swaths Cure Evenly and Quickly
ReConed Swath Beside Non-ReConed Swath Pulls wads apart-no moldy or hot spots.
Breeze through the swath cures:
      Low spots and hill tops evenly.
      The north side with the south side of the swath.
      The top of the swath with the bottom.
ReCon has proven to be the only good way to get hay dried down to 10 or 12 percent for double compressing and export to the Pacific Rim.

New Features For the ReCon 300
The reCon 300 Dual Drives Dual drive with 2 robust #80 chains for more crimping power.
Chain Case and Super Duty #80 Chain Hardened Sprocket & super duty #80 chain, enclosed in oil baths keep chain wear to a minimum.
Showing Crip Differences with Wires Provides 1.5 X more crimp than a ReCon 200, with 6 times the pressure.
Small Rear Flap Adjust Top flap adjusts for improved swathes in some conditions.
Inline Adjust Circled in White The Inline Quick-Adjust stops let you set the amount of crimping in seconds. You can adjust easily to changing crops and conditions.
Machined Roll With WIre Rollers are machined true and set to .030" apart

Reconditions, Inverts, and Mixes
Moving a Swath Over Fluffs up the swath for better breeze penetration.
Split Oat Stems Splits stems and frequently reduces drying time by up to 50%.
Faster drying means less sun fading and moisture damage.
ReCon 300 picks swaths clean.

Speed and Efficiency
A Fast ReCon300 Field speeds up to 10 MPH (16 KPH) can get you over 40 acres an hour!
The ReCon 300 can get you through enough hay for a day's baling well before lunch.
Once you have the swath moving 30 MPH through the rollers you have many options:
4 Stops on Inline Quick Adjust Inline Quick adjust the rollers for fluffing.
Adjusts the side deflectors from the tractor seat to the side and invert the swath to set it on dry ground.
Move the deflectors a little further you have a swath inverter.
Two Swaths Combined with the ReCon300 Move them a bit further and it replaces the rake to combine 2 swaths into one.

Post Rain Swath Reconditioning
Two Swaths Combined with the ReCon300 Lifts a swath held down by crop regrowth.
Knock days off time to bale after rain.
Save the crop while it is still good quality.
Some producers report that in poor conditions they have run hay through 4-6 times because of repeated showers and still exported a #2 grade.

Alfalfa Hay
ReConed Alfalfa The ReCon 300 splits the stems to speed up drying by 50%.
A reCon300 in Alfalfa Hay When the hay is reconditioned after 1 to 3 hours the stalks will dry to the core faster.
In areas where hay takes 4 or 5 days to cure, owners are are baling in 2-2.5 days at 12% moisture.
The ReCon can still be run with leaves that have dried and become fragile by running first thing in the morning when there is still dew on the plants. If necessary run at a slower roller speed, sometimes with rollers set apart.
Get top RFV and TDN values for your production.

Grass Hay
A timothy swath that has been fluffed by a ReCon300 Grass hay has a tough and waxy surface making tougher to dry and tends to form a "thatched roof" situation.
Cracked Timothy Stem The Recon 300 cracks 30% of the nodes, fluffs up the swath, and kinks the stems even in grass hays.
ReCon has proven to be the only good way to get hay dried down to 12 percent for double compressing and export to the Pacific Rim.

Other Crops
Oat Stems After Reconditioning With oats and other cereals the ReCon 300 cracks most nodes and splits the stalks over 75% of their length to permit complete dry down in about half the time.
Oats and other cereals still have a good color in the product, and much less chance of rain damage.
ReConed SorghumSudax After ReCon Pass - Note the white cortex With Sudan grass and its sorghum hybrids the large coarse stalks cause palatability and drying problems. The ReCon 300 thoroughly cracks the stalks to turbo charge dry down and make a softer feed that livestock love.
Reconditioned Hemp Fibre Bails After a pass with the ReCon hemp stalks and Sudan grass make denser and easier to handle bails.
Corn Stems
Close up of Cracked Corn Stalks		 Corn stover also Benefits from a Recon pass. You make much better bales and have more palatable feed for the stock after ReConing.