2024 Weiss McNair 9800P Series 9820P

2024 Weiss McNair 9800P Series 9820P

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  • Year 2024
  • Make Weiss McNair
  • Model 9800P Series
2024 Weiss McNair 9800P Series 9820P

2024 Weiss McNair 9800P Series 9820P

2024 Weiss McNair 9800P Series 9820P

The Weiss McNair 9820P Harvester

Continues to improve on the performance and serviceability of the popular 9800P harvester, while still effectively harvesting the heaviest pecan and walnut windrows. Refreshed pumps, motors and hydraulic tank, coupled by a new hydraulic circuit drive the improvements. Active cooling boosts the bank-out option cart flexibility. These innovations lead to improved efficiency and improved thermal performance that let the machine do more to bring in your harvest. The effective intermediate dirt chain is carried forward, dropping dirt through the chain before the proven vacuum system pulls debris from the crop, delivering less dust and a cleaner harvest. Extra-large rear balloon tires provide maximum flotation for reduced compaction. Serviceability is improved by a vacuum housing and tunnel designed for easier access and simpler replacement.

  • Economical
  • Increased Capacity For Heavy Windrows
  • Optimized Hydraulics Run Cooler
  • Easier Belt Change with Gearbox
  • Faster, Cleaner Harvest
  • Paddle Wheels Standard
  • Streamlined Profile
  • Easy Access to all Parts for Convenient Servicing
  • Onboard Stowage for PTO Shaft
Features may include:
  • Designed for optimal efficiency and serviceability

Engine

Minimum Engine Power Requirement: Single pump option: 90 hp / Bank-out option: 110 hp

PTO

PTO Type Shaft: 44 Series

Drivetrain

Gearbox High speed, long life

Dimensions

Dimensions Windrow Capacity: 48"
Length 237"
Height 82"
Width 89"
Wheelbase 101"

Features

Features Options: Bank-out cart hydraulics / Herbst cart hydraulics / Double chute / Hydraulic hitch / Camera / Tractor-controlled work lights / 2-Speed elevator
Chain Type Dirt: Belted bar Pickup rubber cleated or twin-rod Pecan, Walnut

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