Slurry and muck management takes centre stage at Lamma


• Latest equipment on show to visitors • New models boast improved effi ciency • Beefed up machines ensure longevity


A


range of muck and slurry machines will be exhibit- ed at this month’s Lam-


ma event, held on 8-9 January at the Birmingham NEC.


Tramspread will exhibit the latest remote controlled, contrac- tor trailer pump unit with com- pressor, 2000m of hose capacity and 900-litre fuel tank. The Bauer SX2000 slurry pump is powered by a 170hp diesel engine and con- trolled via a high specifi cation SIL Vision IV remote control. The 140 cu ft/min compres- sor and divert valve are also re- mote controlled, with information shown via large colour display. Flow and pressure can be mon- itored with the addition of fl ow- meter and pressure gauge.


Improvements Joskin will exhibit the new Tor- nado 3, with the T5513/14V ma- chine representing the range. This 13t/14m³ capacity machine has a 5.5m long body, 150 single axle with 420x180 brake shoes and two vertical beaters. The folding pro-


cess has been reviewed to bring the manure to these beaters.


Leaf suspension on the Tornado 3 is now re- placed by a hydropneumat- ic drawbar with closed circuit to absorb shocks better and pro- duce a more precise spread. The moving fl oor slats and the trans- mission shaft have been beefed up.


Joskin will also show ma-


chines built to its recently in- troduced Advantage concept – using shared assembly lines to produce identical series of ma- chines, reducing costs and deliv- ering a high-tech product at the price of a standard one. Advantage machines include three tankers – the 11m³ sin- gle-axle Modulo2 and 7.5m Pen- dislide Basic trailing shoe; the 12m³ twin-axle Modulo2; and the 16.5m³ twin axle Volumetra, as well as a twin-axle 18t grain trailer and two grass harrows – 6m and 9.6m with seeder unit. SlurryKat’s Duo Dribblebar


Register your attendance now


To help make the most of their time at LAMMA’20, visitors are being asked to register their attendance in advance using the event website. Some 700 previous


Joskin’s T5513/14V machine will represent the company’s Tornado 3 range


machines will make their UK debut at the show. The 10m and 12m vertical folding dribblebar can be tanker-mounted or used on an umbilical system. It features a lower frame height to maxim- ise rear visibility when operating the system on an umbilical set up. The heavy-duty frame can ac- commodate the redesigned Bak Pak Reeler system that can now carry up to 1200m of 5in umbilical hose. The new models feature the Vogelsang macerator with stone trap, with a twin macerator op- tion available on the 12m to en- sure even spread on slopes.


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LAMMA SHOW When 7-8 January 2020 | Where NEC, Birmingham, B40 1NT Free Entry | Free Parking | Details www.lammashow.com


11 halls 700 exhibitors


40,000 visitors


and new exhibitors have confi rmed their attendance to showcase a host of UK and global machinery and technology. The event also provides a great opportunity to network and discuss the latest events aff ecting agriculture. Entry badges will be


emailed automatically within a few minutes of completing the form, ensuring visitors can walk straight through to the show when doors open on Tuesday and Wednesday 7-8 January. As well as enjoying


fast-track entry into the show, visitors will be able to use their badges to share details quickly and easily with exhibitors. Advance registration is not compulsory – visitors can register at the entrance but may face a delay entering the event. The four-step registration


process can be completed online at www.lammashow. com.


A number of machines will make their debiut at the Birmingham event.


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