On the LINER 4900 front booms telescope individually for seamless operation around corners and field obstacles. Swath width is controlled from the terminal along with tine height adjustment. Furthermore, each boom raises and lowers individually, allowing for clean headland management in irregularly shaped fields.

With operator comfort in mind, control of the LINER 4900 BUSINESS is carried out entirely from the operator seat. Using the standalone CEMIS 700 or CEMIS 100 (not shown) is possible or further integration is possible with a tractor ISOBUS monitor, a standard feature on most CLAAS AXION tractors (shown).

Optional six-wheel rotor chassis on all four rotors ensures rotors follow the ground closely to not skip crop but also react to changing ground contours quickly. The massive footprint keeps ash out of the raked crop to maximize feed value along with keeping the rake moving across tough pivot tracks.

Keep operators focused and productive with optional integration of rake working lights. Switching on tractor lights also activates the work lights to illuminate the crop entering the rotors and the completed swath behind the machine. This allows full utilization of the machine's capacity even into long working nights.