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2024 Hesston 1300 Series 1359

From economy models with conditioning options to advanced center-pivot disc models, rugged Hesston by Massey Ferguson® 1300 Series mowers are all you need to bring in your hay crop quickly — and in great condition.

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Each model in our 1300 Series is equipped with heavy-duty, durable components, keeping you working longer and giving you a good cost of ownership.

Every farm is different. Every producer has different needs, and the 1300 Series has a wide variety of configurations to meet them. You can choose from side-pull and center-pull options, cutting widths from 9 to 16 feet, and a variety of conditioner options.

Each piece of Hesston by Massey Ferguson equipment comes with over 70 years of know-how and a commitment to creating better products each year. We brought you the first self-propelled swather and the first center-pivot mower conditioner, among many other innovations, and we're not stopping any time soon.

If you need a versatile, cost-efficient disc mower conditioner, the 1359 is your machine. Its seven rotary discs cut a 9-foot, 3-inch swath through grass hay, pasture or alfalfa with equal ease. The rugged, side-pull hitch easily pivots for narrow transport. Add our proven hay conditioner options to match your crop conditions, and you have the perfect machine for any small to mid-size operation.

Allows the mower to swing behind the tractor for centerline road transport.

A single gearbox drives both the cutterbar and the conditioner rolls for lower power requirements.

Dual springs on both sides of the 1359 allow you to fine-tune the header flotation on the ground. This allows you to better follow the terrain and get a better cut.

The New Idea cutterbar is designed with a hex shaft driving the discs through a pair of crown gears. It allows for quick disassembly, reducing operating costs. It's also designed to absorb the shock of hitting an obstruction, reducing the risk of damage.

Conditioner rolls are tensioned by a spring connected to a roller chain on each side of the header, increasing efficiency and reducing wear.