Mini equipment: Norm Engineering Rear Rippers
The Rear Rippers feature four or five heavy-duty, removable tynes
The robust design is ideal for breaking hard soil
Rippers can be customised to the operator’s specific needs
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The Rear Rippers feature four or five heavy-duty, removable tynes
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The robust design is ideal for breaking hard soil
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Rippers can be customised to the operator’s specific needs
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The Norm Engineering Rear Rippers feature four to five heavy-duty, removable tynes and are designed to meet the challenges of the industry
More than 39 years ago, the Australian earthmoving industry was forever changed by the inception of Norm Engineering. Born from the vision and ingenuity of Wally Acimovic and later propelled by his son-in-law, Norm Pesch, Norm Engineering has grown from crafting a single, perfected bucket to developing an expansive array of rugged earthmoving attachments.
Among the distinguished line-up, the Norm Engineering Rear Rippers stand out as a testament to the company’s enduring commitment to innovation, quality, and understanding of harsh environments.
The Rear Rippers feature four or five heavy-duty, removable tynes, equipped with cat-style ripper teeth for maximum ground penetration.
The robust design is ideal for breaking hard soil, preparing land for planting, or executing demanding agricultural projects. The ability to customise the rippers to the operator’s specific needs, combined with their power and precision, helps guarantee that every job can be approached with confidence.
Designed with precision to meet the challenging demands of the industry, the Rear Rippers are engineered to excel in the toughest terrains.
Notably, they are crafted to fit exclusively on skid steers and compact track loaders, ensuring that the versatile machines can tackle a wider range of tasks with enhanced efficiency and productivity.
Norm Engineering’s innovation is evident in what they say is a seamless integration of the Rear Rippers into the machine’s hydraulics, enhancing their functionality and providing operators with superior control.
The thoughtful design, allowing for the teeth and tynes to be removable and replaceable, reflects a commitment to sustainability and long-term utility, ensuring the attachment remains in peak condition to face any challenge.
Norm Engineering will be at the 2024 National Fieldays on Site 04 and 06 for buyers to see the rippers in person and learn more about how the attachments can transform their skid steer or compact track loader into an even more powerful and versatile machine.
For more details, phone 07 3376 3177 or visit normeng.com.au.
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