New & Used HAY Tools For Sale in New Zealand

Pickup: RegularWrapping: Surface Wrap OnlyPTO: 540Width of Bale: 5 FeetFeatures: god chains and s...

Approx. 6cum capacity Centre feed Hydraulic drive Single axle Tidy for it's age As traded LOCATION: CHRISTCHURCH STOCKNO: UM43146

McIntosh Multicrop 700 Feed Wagon, 10 cube capacity, side discharge, fitted with scales, tidy condition. Located at our Cambridge Branch

Fully checked and reconditioned, this is a baler that will go out straight to work.

JD Baler 435

Also known as tipping rails For round wrapped bales 3 point linkage Because of our central location, we specialize in freighting machinery NZ-wide - especially in the North Island - enquire now! For more quality used machinery check out www.mechs.co.nz

Workshop checked / serviced Drum / Rotor balance & alignment checked New rotor bearing fitted Spung loaded linkages (including toplink) Ready for work

Working Width 3.1m 2019 Very good condition

Very tidy order Older silage wagon is straight order Center feed Tandem Axle LOCATION: INVERCARGILL STOCKNO: UM43244

Maxam 2500 Mk4 Mower - Brand New In Stock Now - Ready for Immediate Delivery 2.5m Cutting width The Maxam 2500IV is a tough mower capable of mowing everything from hay crops to bull rushes and all topping jobs. Also ideal for Kaikuyu control rather than using a mulcher or a topper with mulching blades. This is because it can mow low without scalping. The long skids underneath the cutting drums keep the blades at an accurate distance from the ground whereas toppers inevitably scalp the ground when trying to cut low enough to be effective on Kaikuyu grass. This makes Maxam mowers the ultimate topping mowers. The 2500IV mower and Wilter spreader combination is unique worldwide. The clean cut grass is fed from the cutting drums into the Wilter tynes, which toss the grass so any clumps are broken up and the heaviest grass lands on top for the most exposure to the elements for quick and even wilting. The wilting time of crops conditioned and spread by the Wilter is faster than any other system including mower conditioners. Dairy farmers often top after the cows have grazed the strip, and the full spread of toppings decompose quickly, allowing the grass to regrow. Another common practice is mowing the grass before the strip is fed to the cows, and farmers have found that leaving the mown grass in rows minimises trampling and spoilage from dung. Simply remove the Wilter tynes to leave tidy windrows, much like a feed pad.