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RATA ASG180, Silage Grab, 1.8M, 10 TINES IN BASE, TWIN CROWD RAMS, FABRICATED TOP TINES, 0.9CUBIC METRE, SAMPLE PICTURE.
Rata SHG90 - 1.2m wide shear grab, 0.9cu metres capacity, euro hitch, tidy & ready for work.
ATV Economy Chain Harrows 6' x 7' x 12mm 3 rows, NZ Made Chain Harrows, Don't buy Chinese crap, Hooper are NZ biggest manufacture of Chain Harrows, Hooper Cultivation has been around since 1928 6...
Maschio Aquila 6m - super tidy, only on third set of tines, farmer owned, these are the best power harrows on the market.
McIntosh 8 Ton tip trailer - LED Lights, Remote Axle Greasing, 5mm Corten Steel Floor, Tyres - 400/60-15.5 - 6 stud x4, deck is 3.6m long & 2.4m wide.
Celli Tiger 190 305m - 3m rotary hoe, 190hp gearbox, good blades, good solid condition, workshop checked and ready to go.
Trimax TTD237 - 2.37m topper, workshop checked, new blades, ready to mow.
Pearson Mighty 2.4m or 8 foot grader blade. 2 rams, hydraulic tilt & angle, depth wheel, good solid machine
Rata 920 Maxi Till 3m - Known for its rugged, compact design and heavy flat bar crumbler, with turnbuckle depth control. The closely spaced, world-leading S tines vibrate backwards, sideways and fo...
ATV Budget Chain Harrows 6' x 5' x 12mm 3 rows, NZ Made Chain Harrows, Don't buy Chinese crap, Hooper are NZ biggest manufacture of Chain Harrows, Hooper Cultivation has been around since 1928 6f...
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