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[Circle C]

Circle C Equipment is a small family owned manufacturing company in business now for 18 years. Manufacturing began out of a farm shop and hay export operation in Northern Oregon.

Management here a Circle C is comprised of very experienced custom hay operators and farm mechanics. All of our equipment is built and tested on our own farms. Our equipment is not built with the intentions of selling parts. High-quality products and service combined with our farming work ethic are what has helped to build this company strong.

 

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I have a question. Is it possible to recondition my 499 rolls and later on add the air bags? I just spent a piss load of money last year fixing the original tension system, and I'd hate to just scrap the parts.

[Circle C]

The airbag system is designed to run with our heavy duty rolls. It is possible to do, however, there will be no warranty on the stock rolls.The increased presser is sure to eventually break a shaft or bend a roll. 

I do like hearing about the refurbishing of your mower. The 499 is one of my favorite machines. 

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I appreciate the feedback so quickly!

I love my 499. Cuts 80 acres each cutting. Doesn't do it with the speed of a discbine, but for the cost of operation and until I can't repair it anymore I'll use it. Only thing is pocket gophers are its arch nemesis.

Thanks again!

[Circle C]

The best part is a 12' cut with no auger. That offset reel is great when tuned in.

 

You are very welcome!

[hog987]

I have a Kuhn 313 with chevron rolls. Is this a type of roll you recondition?

[Circle C]

I have a Kuhn 313 with chevron rolls. Is this a type of roll you recondition?

Yes we can recondition your Kuhn rolls.

[mlappin]

Good product here guys, had mine recovered on my NH1431 in the spring of 2010 and still look like new, won’t mow hay without em.

[Grateful11]

We talked to Mel or someone a few years ago about recovering a set of Kuhn rolls. I believe he said the problem with recovering some rolls is that the tubing they were made of from the factory can have a wall as thin as 1/8" and they have to remove all rubber and then clean the steel down to clean/bare metal. By the time they do that with some rolls they could get really thin. I may be wrong about some of that so correct me if I'm wrong. Give them a call they know a lot about conditioning rolls, they take the time to explain everything.

[discbinedr]

We have sent out a few sets of Kuhn rolls and we're happy with the results.

[nhbaler282]

  Can you recondition the rolls on a NH 912 they are about 4 ft wide I think,and a ball park figure on what it will cost. Thank You