GMD 15030 VOTED FARM MACHINE 2026 AT AGRITECHNICA

The KUHN GMD 15030 has officially been named FARM MACHINE 2026 at this year’s AGRITECHNICA 2025 in Hannover — and it’s easy to see why.

Unmatched Performance in the Field
With a working width of 14.50 metres, the GMD 15030 delivers up to 50% more output than traditional triple mower combinations, which typically range between 9 and 10 metres. When paired with a 3.10-metre front mower, it can achieve an impressive 20 hectares per hour at 15 kph — making it the widest mounted mower on the market.

This powerhouse is designed for contractors and large-scale farms seeking maximum productivity and profitability.

Built for Modern Farming
The GMD 15030 is perfectly aligned with Controlled Traffic Farming (CTF) practices, operating seamlessly on a 14-metre track. This reduces soil compaction and boosts fodder production — a win-win for both yield and sustainability.

Compact Transport, Maximum Comfort
Despite its size, the GMD 15030 is remarkably compact in transport mode. Thanks to a unique 180° folding mechanism, it measures under 3 metres wide and 3.8 metres high when folded, ensuring safe and comfortable road transport.

Engineered for Efficiency
Equipped with KUHN’s OPTIDISC ELITE cutter bar, the GMD 15030 guarantees exceptional cutting quality and durability in all conditions. Plus, it’s maintenance-friendly, requiring no oil changes — saving both time and money.
The PROTECTADRIVE safety system offers peace of mind by shielding the cutter bar from damage caused by unexpected obstacles.

Precision Ground Following
Four aligned cutter bars with independent articulation ensure optimal ground contour following, while the LIFT-CONTROL suspension and NON-STOP break-away safety systems allow the mower to pivot and avoid obstacles, maintaining consistent performance across varied terrain.

Ready to Revolutionise Your Mowing?
The KUHN GMD 15030 isn’t just a mower — it’s a game-changer for modern agriculture. For more information get in touch with your Area Sales Rep at Hunt Forest Group today.