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Saturday, 09 May 2015 15:39

Muck spreader takes prize for best import

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Toplink Powerspread. Toplink Powerspread.

Farmers wanting to shift solid or liquid manures should note Toplink Machinery’s UK-made Powerspread.

Launched at last month’s South Island Agricultural Field Days, it won first place in the imported machine category. 

Made in the UK and imported by Toplink Machinery, the Powerspread is offered in a range from 7.5-15 tonnes capacity. 

It comprises a tank through which runs a central rotor with a paddle design. Material is fed via a watertight guillotine style door onto a 1.4m wide overshot discharge impellor.

A simple, reversible driveline of two main chains ensures keeps maintenance to a minimum. Depending on the consistency of the material a uniform spread pattern up to 26m can be achieved. 

In the event of a blockage the impellor can be lowered away from the main body to clear obstructions.

Targeted at contractors or large scale farmers, the Powerspread Pro 2300 holds about 10.5m3 and weighs 11.5 tonnes all-up. 

It can easily be pulled by a tractor of 140hp and its low loading height ensures easy filling by tractor frontloaders or telehandlers.

www.toplink.co.nz

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