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PÖTTINGER NOVACAT H 11200

Description

The Pöttinger NOVACAT H 11200 gives Parallel Ag customers the widest mower combination in its class. Paired with a NOVACAT 351 front mower, it covers up to 36’7″ in a single pass. A 160 hp tractor is all it needs to run. Center pivot suspension with floating cut technology follows every contour of the field. This protects the crop and keeps cutting quality high, even at speed. The rear unit folds horizontally to a compact 7’3″ for transport, with push-button hydraulic folding and automatic guard retraction. Coverage reaches up to 32.1 acres per hour, cutting fuel use compared to conventional triple mowers. Contact Parallel Ag with any questions on sizing or availability.

Condition New
Model NOVACAT S Series

Specifications

Model NOVACAT H 11200
Mounting Rear 3-Point, Center Pivot (Horizontal Fold)
Working Width Up to 36'7" (11.14 m) with NOVACAT 351 front mower
Tractor Power Required 160 hp
Number of Discs 20 (2 x 10)
Transport Width 7'3" (2.2 m)
Weight 4,497 lbs
Coverage Up to 32.1 ac/h (13 ha/h)

Features

Maximum Output, One Pass

36’7″ Working Width
Paired with a NOVACAT 351 front mower, this combination covers more acres per pass than a conventional triple-mower setup.

Only 160 HP Required
Runs on the lowest horsepower tractor in its class, cutting fuel costs without sacrificing output.

Clean Cut, Any Contour

Center Pivot Suspension
Moves through a wide range of motion to track ground contours closely, even at high speed.

Floating Cut Technology
Hydraulic weight alleviation keeps cutter bar pressure light on the ground, protecting forage quality and minimizing soil disturbance.

Easy Field-to-Road Transition

Push-Button Hydraulic Folding
Folds to a compact 7’3″ transport width with automatic guard retraction, no manual steps required.

Single-Button Operation
Intuitive controls make switching between field and road quick and safe.

Built for Durability

PÖTTINGER Cutter Bar
Low-drag, smooth-running cutter bar built in Austria for a long working life, even in the toughest field conditions.