Machine type
Pull-type disc mower conditioner / discbine
Case IH mower ยท 2010s to present
Case IH DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner
Case IH DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner is a pull-type disc mower conditioner with about a 4 m cutting width. It cuts hay and passes it through a conditioner to create a manageable swath for drying and later harvest.
Cutting width
About 4 m 3 cm
Power required
Typically 100 hp or more
Production years
2010s to present
Case IH DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner specifications
| Machine type | Pull-type disc mower conditioner / discbine |
|---|---|
| Cutting width | About 4 m 3 cm |
| Power required | Typically 100 hp or more |
| Production years | 2010s to present |
| Cutting system | Disc cutterbar with rotating knife discs |
| Conditioning type | Roll conditioner or tine conditioner, depending on configuration |
| Number of discs | Typically 10 |
| PTO speed | 1,000 rpm |
| Approx. weight | Roughly 2,040-2,495 kg |
What the DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner is used for
The DC133 is used to mow hay crops and condition stems in the same field pass. It leaves a swath that can be managed with later tedding, raking, and baling operations. Operators adjust cutting height and conditioner intensity for crop conditions.
Why the Case IH DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner stands out
The disc cutterbar provides continuous rotary cutting across the working width. Conditioning options allow the crop treatment to be suited to grass or legume forage. A pull-type hitch gives the machine flexibility in broad-acre field work.
Buying a used Case IH DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner
Inspect the cutterbar for oil leaks, rough-running discs, bent knife bolts, and damaged guards or skid shoes. Check conditioner rolls or tines, bearings, belts, chains, and adjustment hardware. Test the PTO driveline, slip clutch, gearbox, hydraulic hoses, and transport latches before purchase.
Case IH DC133 Disc Mower Conditioner frequently asked questions
How wide does the DC133 cut?
Its working width is about 4 m 3 cm, though effective field coverage also depends on overlap and field shape.
Does it need a 1,000 rpm PTO?
Yes, this class of pull-type disc mower conditioner is generally operated from a 1,000 rpm PTO tractor.
What indicates a worn conditioner?
Cracked or worn rolls, missing tines, noisy bearings, and uneven crop flow are common warning signs.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by model and configuration, so confirm against the manufacturer's records. Cutting widths, heights and weights are converted to metric and rounded. Match the mower to your tractor's power and PTO. Page updated 19 Sep 2026.