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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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Hubbards 6.3m roller drill with seeder, breaker rings , $30,000 + gst
Direct Drive Transmission, Straight Blade with Tilt, Canopy, Track gear ok. A trade in special, call for a deal
Claas Quadrant 1200, 1200mm x 700mm bale size , Selling OBH , $12,000 + gst
Std Dig & Wide buckets, Track chains worn out. Trade in special in as is condition. Can fit new chains if needed! Operates ok
Only on 2nd set of blades 110" (2.8m) working width Excellent condition Selling on behalf of owner (farm sold) Because of our central location, we specialise in freighting machinery NZ wide - especially North Island - enquire now! For more quality used machinery, check out www.mechs.co.nz
Operates good. GP bucket. Plenty of life left in this one. Approx 23 ton. Ideal for the farm quarry. A tidy & original barn find!
4500hr, Optional heal available to suit
Workshop checked / serviced Drum / Rotor balance & alignment checked New rotor bearing fitted Spung loaded linkages (including toplink) Ready for work
12500hr, An ideal Back-line or Tail-hold machine. Current forestry certification. GP Bucket, Good UC. Bit rough cosmetically but operates fine
Popular size little tipper, hard to find in low kms like this one. Deck 3380x2050, Tidy, two way tailgate
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