About this machine

The Fendt Katana 65 is a forage harvester, a self-propelled machine designed to cut and chop grass, legumes, and maize for silage production. Fendt is a German manufacturer renowned for building high-specification agricultural machinery, and the Katana series represents the company's range of professional-grade forage equipment used across European and international farming operations.

This 2012 model is equipped with a V-knife drum cutting mechanism and is configured for both grass and maize harvesting. The front tyres are Michelin 800/65 R 32 specification in 75 per cent condition, while the rear tyres are in 95 per cent condition. The machine has an enclosed cab with heating and a board computer for operational monitoring. A rear and tower-mounted camera system provides visibility during operation and transport.

The recorded engine hours stand at 1,354 with 995 drum hours registered on the terminal, although the terminal itself has been replaced and the total operating time is estimated at approximately 3,600 hours. The harvester is capable of forward speeds up to 40 km/h and features hydraulic drive transmission. Cutting length adjustment is automatic, and the machine is equipped with a disc cracker for grain processing. The knife configuration includes 28 maize knives and 28 universal knives, with an additional sharpening system for the counter-blade operated electrically. The tower can be extended to a 10-row configuration for wider swath capability.

Additional features include central greasing, a hectare counter, supplementary weights for ballasting, and an automatic towing coupler. The machine is fitted with full grass-harvesting equipment comprising grass chute, grass knife, and counter-blade components. The machine is sold without warranty and exclusively to commercial operators.

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