The side shift is hydraulically operated directly from the tractor, providing convenience and flexibility even under challenging working conditions.
A robust cutting rotor equipped with replaceable flail hammers ensures effective shredding, while pulleys mounted on tapered bushings guarantee durability and stable operation.

The mowing width of 1600 mm allows the machine to efficiently maintain lawns, roadsides, forest belts, and agricultural fields.
With a total weight of 635 kg, the mower remains stable during operation, and it requires only a minimum tractor power of 40 hp (29 kW).

The mower is equipped with wear-resistant steel skids and a contour-following roller with a diameter of 159 mm, enabling precise height adjustment and efficient performance on uneven terrain.
The working rotor fitted with 14 flail hammers ensures high productivity and even shredding of vegetation.

Pronar BKD160P is a reliable and versatile mower for municipal and agricultural use, combining high efficiency, operational simplicity, and long-term durability.

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The cutting width is 1400 mm, while the hydraulic horizontal shift of 1810 mm ensures efficient operation even in hard-to-reach locations.
The working mechanism features a 133 mm diameter rotor with 12 flail hammers and a contour-following roller of the same diameter.
This configuration provides high-quality vegetation shredding and precise control of the cutting height — 20, 40, or 60 mm.

The mower can operate at various angles: up to 65° downward and up to 94° upward, making it ideal for maintaining slopes and roadside embankments.
The machine weighs 770 kg and requires a tractor with a minimum power of 30 hp (22 kW).

The BBK140M model combines strength, reliability, and versatility, making it an optimal choice for municipal and agricultural applications.

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The cutting width is 1200 mm, while the hydraulic horizontal shift of up to 1810 mm ensures comfortable operation in hard-to-reach areas.
The working mechanism features a durable 133 mm diameter rotor with 10 flail hammers and a contour-following roller of the same diameter, providing precise control of the cutting height (20, 40, or 60 mm).

The mower allows adjustment of the working angle — up to 65° downward and up to 94° upward — making it effective for mowing slopes, embankments, and roadside ditches.
Its total weight is 750 kg, and it requires a tractor with a minimum power of 30 hp (22 kW).

The BBK120M model stands out for its robust construction and high build quality.
By using wear-resistant materials and a reinforced design, it ensures long service life and reliable performance even under intensive municipal or agricultural operation.

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The machine can be mounted on tractors via the front or rear three-point hitch (category I or II). When mounted at the rear, it can be equipped with a roller-type spreader or a special snow-cleaning brush. In versions with a water tank, a sprinkler system is included to reduce dust formation during sweeping.

The working width for sweeping is 1600 mm (straight) or 1440 mm (angled ±30°). For spreading, the width is 1170 mm and 1020 mm, respectively. The maximum performance reaches 16,000 m²/h, making the ZM-P16 an efficient solution for both urban and road maintenance tasks.

The brush drive can be mechanical (via PTO) or hydraulic. The machine operates at carrier speeds of up to 10 km/h and weighs between 240 and 415 kg, depending on configuration. It features a 12 V electrical system and a hydraulic supply with a pressure of 16 MPa.

The spreading dosage is controlled by a potentiometer, allowing precise adjustment of material output intensity.

The Pronar ZM-P16 is a multifunctional sweeping and spreading machine that combines ease of operation, high efficiency, and reliability—ensuring thorough cleaning and surface treatment under any conditions.

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