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Cheviot Transport has been servicing the town and surrounding rural areas in many guises since the ’50s, with various ownership over the year+MORE
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1 owner Just traded Working width (m) 7.70 - 8.60 Minimum Windrow Width (cm) 140 Maximum Windrow Width (cm) 230 Very good condition
Used but exceptionally tidy Triple mower set with removable conditioners. 8.3m cut, surplus to requirements, one fussy owner!
Approx 400 bales Will have factory 12 month warranty Bales size 1.25 - 15.m 17 Knives - hyd in cab selection CCi1200 monitor (baler is also isobus compatible) 500/55R20 Camera End tipper These make a great bale In field start up assistance for the Waikato Krone Finance is available to approved purchasers
2016 Quick change blades 540 gear box Tidy machine
Multitask front jockey wheel for superior contour following Hydraulic width control Hydraulic tine height control 7.7m to 8.4m width
Selling on behalf Only done 1900 bales. Through circumstance is surplus to requirements. Krone's semi variable chamber, makes 1.0 - 1.5m bales XC cutting system - 17 knives These things make great bales.
Fully checked and reconditioned, this is a baler that will go out straight to work.
Prodig Grapple buckets ranging in sizes from 1.5m 1.8m 2.1m and 2.4m . Can offer a tele-handler version in 1,9m 2.3m 2.5m with different cubic capacity's. Ideal for efficient handling of maize, m...
2015 12.5 approx working width Work shop checked
Being sold OBO Year 2004, Bale Tipper Bale count 80,900.
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