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3-Blade Chaff Cutter (7.5hp Petrol)
Agricultural Equipment

3-Blade Chaff Cutter (7.5hp Petrol)

High-performance 3-blade chaff cutter with a 7.5hp petrol engine for efficient animal-feed preparation.

KSh 48,000
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High-Capacity Chaff Cutter for Zero-Grazing Dairy Farms

Maximize your dairy herd's milk yield with properly chopped feed! The 3-Blade Chaff Cutter (7.5hp Petrol Engine) is a must-have for zero-grazing dairy farmers in Nyahururu, Kinangop, Eldoret, and across Kenya. It effortlessly chops Napier grass, maize stalks, sorghum, and dry hay into small, digestible pieces.

Feeding whole stalks to your cows leads to massive feed wastage and poor digestion. By investing in this chaff cutter in Kenya, you ensure your livestock consumes 100% of the feed, boosting milk production and saving you money on feed costs in the long run. Powered by a robust 7.5hp petrol engine, it operates perfectly even in farms without 3-phase KPLC power.

Features & Benefits

Key Feature Benefit to Your Dairy Farm
3 Sharp Steel Blades Provides clean, uniform cuts without crushing the stalks. This preserves the nutritional value and moisture of the Napier grass and silage.
7.5hp Petrol Engine Delivers massive torque to cut through thick, dry maize stalks without jamming. Ideal for rural farms where electricity is unreliable or unavailable.
High Output Capacity Chops up to 1,000kg of feed per hour. What used to take 3 farmhands half a day can now be done in just one hour, drastically cutting labor costs.
Adjustable Chopping Length Allows you to set the chop size depending on whether you are feeding lactating cows, dry cows, or young calves, ensuring optimal digestion.
Heavy-Duty Steel Frame Built to withstand the harsh, dusty environment of a Kenyan farm. Galvanized components prevent rust and ensure years of heavy-duty use.

Technical Specifications

Model3-Blade Heavy Duty Chaff Cutter
Power Source7.5hp Petrol Engine
Capacity800 - 1,000 kg/hr
Blade MaterialHigh-Carbon Steel
ApplicationNapier Grass, Maize Stalks, Hay, Sorghum