yard, stable & paddock


Logic Pro-Sweep, Horse Muck Collector


The Logic MSP120 Pro- Sweep is ideal for regular collection of horse droppings to maintain healthy paddocks and horses. It features an engine driven brush 1.2metres wide, with a large 588lt hopper on the back to collect the droppings, equivalent to approximately six wheelbarrows and is towed by any suitable vehicle you have available. The action of sweeping up the droppings is ten times faster than doing it by hand or with a vacuum. The hopper can be emptied with a manual winch which is very easy to operate. The brush height adjustment is simple and the remote throttle control allows the unit to be towed at idle then revved up just before a dropping pick-up, which saves fuel. If there happens to be ‘rained- in’ droppings, a tine bar is an optional extra which breaks up such heaps before the brush sweeps them up. The machine is also ideal for general sweeping of grass cuttings, leaves, acorns or dust from drives and yards etc.


Logic MSP120W Pro-Sweep, Horse Muck Collector fitted with an optional tine bar


Prices start from £3840.00 + vat.


PADDOCK, YARD AND ARENA EQUIPMENT


Designed and manufactured in the UK to provide quality equipment at outstanding value for money


Harrow range to rake and overseed paddocks


Top paddocks quickly with Rotary Mower


Bowser range for easy water transportation. Trailed, 3pl or deck mounted


Shown here with menage watering kit


1.5, 1.8m heavy duty Ballast Roller


Control difficult areas with Flail Mower


Easy muck collection with Pro Sweep


Trailed Sprayers


Power Brushes


Fertiliser Spreaders


Arena Graders


See them working on video @ www.LogicToday.co.uk


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On Board Sprayers


Tipping Trailers


Paddock Aerators


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