Newton Hollows, Newton, Frodsham, Cheshire WA6 6HY Tel: 01928 740493 Fax: 01928 740593


The winning combination....RTC Tramspread....For all your: Slurry Stores, Scraper Systems,Pumps, Reception Pits, Slurry Separation and Agitation Systems, Channels and Slats. Installed by an experienced team.


Agricultural Ltd +


MEGAMIX 5000, 6000 AND 7000 SLURRY PUMP RANGE


IN STOCK


‘High performance Slurry Pumps have more mixing power, increased reliability and less maintance requirements’


Enhanced Mixing Power


Radical new designs provide unrivalled mixing power and increased efficiency. Ultimate Versatility


Can include hydraulic depth control with a facility to travel from tank to tank with PTO shaft still connected to the tractor.


AUTOMATIC HYDRAULIC SCRAPERS After hours contacts:


Tony Mobile: 07831 156 669 Home: 01928 724 166 Adrian Mobile: 0776 2510 398 Terry Mobile: 07860 287 961 John: 07730 438 469


&


Platform & Ladder Handrails & trapdoor for safety. Removable ladder to prevent access by children


Valves Large bore valves for in-line or in-pit fixing. To access formainenance. Lockable for safety.


Mixer Through the wall agitation for simple & efficient mixing. Jetter Easy to operate directional jetter to reduce slurry crusts


Clean passages + Healthier Cows Automatic Scraping = Reduced Labour


Very Low Running Costs


Simple Serviceable Solid State Controls Simply Better by Design Quality + Value


Service & Spares for all automatic Scraper Systems SPECIAL OFFERS


Tankers, Trailers, Muck Spreaders, Umbilical Applicators, Mowers, Toppers


6m Dribble Bar with Macerator


BAUER Slurry Separator


Multi-action trailing shoe


Pumps, Mixers, Separators, Couplings, Spares & Accessories


Longshaft pump UMBILICAL SYSTEMS ON YARD SCRAPERS


STAND D16 PAGE 52 800m Random Wrap Reeler To Advertise 01625 529 900 (Fax 536837) email@cheshirefarmart.com SEPTEMBER 2010


NEW MODEL SX 1000 BAUER


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