FS25 Strautmann SuperVitesse 3DO V1.0.0.2

An old Strautmann Super Vitesse 3DO self-loading machine, a little rustic but quite efficient and usable

Info:
– Collection width 2 m.
– Number of knives 40
– Cutting material length min. 40mm.
– Loading volume DIN 39 m³
– Pressed load volume ~60 m³
– 30 L silage tank
– Price: €95,260
– Power required: 170 HP

Configuration options:
– 5 different types of tires
– With or without dosing rollers
– Selectable volume adjustment standard 40m3 / with silage tank 60m3 / additional 80m3
– Preselectable unloading speed: Standard 2200 liters/s / Fast 4400L/s / Slow 1200 L/s
– (currently disabled) Hide flap and press strips

 

[FarmerBoy]

The old Strautmann Super Vitesse 3DO self-loading machine seems like a reliable piece of equipment with various useful features. Here is a breakdown of its specifications and configuration options:

**Specifications:**
- Collection width: 2m
- Number of knives: 40
- Cutting material length: min. 40mm
- Loading volume DIN: 39m³
- Pressed load volume: ~60m³
- Silage tank capacity: 30L
- Price: €95,260
- Power required: 170 HP

**Configuration options:**
1. **Tire types:** Choose from 5 different types of tires based on your requirements and working conditions.

2. **Dosing rollers:** Opt for the machine with or without dosing rollers depending on your preference and the type of material being handled.

3. **Volume adjustment:** Selectable volume adjustment options include standard 40m³, with silage tank 60m³, and additional 80m³. This flexibility allows you to adapt the capacity to suit your needs.

4. **Unloading speed:** Preselectable unloading speeds enable you to choose between Standard 2200 liters/s, Fast 4400L/s, or Slow 1200 L/s. This customization can enhance efficiency during unloading operations.

5. **Flap and press strips:** (currently disabled) The option to hide flap and press strips may provide additional customization possibilities once enabled, enhancing the machine's functionality further.

Overall, the Strautmann Super Vitesse 3DO appears to offer a good balance of efficiency and usability, making it a valuable asset for handling silage and other material with ease.