Kuhn GMD 3150 Disc Mower
Kuhn GMD 3150 Disc Mower is a mounted disc mower with a typical 10 ft 2 in cutting width. It cuts hay into an unconditioned swath for natural drying or later handling with separate hay equipment.
Kuhn GMD 3150 Disc Mower specifications
| Machine type | Mounted disc mower |
|---|---|
| Cutting width | 10 ft 2 in |
| Power required | about 60 hp minimum |
| Production years | 2000s to 2010s |
| Cutting system | Seven-disc cutterbar with two knives per disc |
| Number of discs | 7 |
| PTO speed | 540 rpm |
| Hitch type | Three-point hitch |
What the GMD 3150 Disc Mower is used for
The GMD 3150 is used to cut grass hay, alfalfa, and similar forage into an unconditioned swath. It is often followed by a tedder, rake, or separate conditioning operation as needed. Three-point mounting works well in smaller or irregularly shaped fields.
Why the Kuhn GMD 3150 Disc Mower stands out
The disc-and-knife cutterbar maintains a broad cut from a relatively compact rear-mounted mower. Individual discs and replaceable knives simplify routine cutting-component service. A breakaway system and guarded driveline help protect the machine during normal field work.
Buying a used Kuhn GMD 3150 Disc Mower
Inspect the cutterbar for leaks, bent discs, cracked housings, noisy bearings, and worn knife pins. Check PTO guards, gearbox oil, breakaway linkage, lift frame, and three-point pins. Excessive vibration or uneven skid-shoe wear can indicate prior impact damage.
Kuhn GMD 3150 Disc Mower frequently asked questions
Does the GMD 3150 have a conditioner?
No. It is a disc mower that cuts the crop without conditioning it.
How many cutting discs does it use?
The 10 ft 2 in GMD 3150 uses a seven-disc cutterbar.
What PTO speed does it require?
It is typically operated at 540 rpm PTO speed.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used mowers and conditioners vary by condition, use, and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.