Thursday, 04 June 2015 15:41

Round baleage tipper

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Round Baleage tippers are used extensively, particularly in the South Island for bale placement in break crops for winter feeding out.

The new James double tipper, developed from the company’s existing model, has a mechanically activated single or double trip system for easy bale placement. 

Close-coupled on the three point linkage, it removes the potential for front axle overload when this task is carried out by a front end loader. 

Priced from $3300.

www.james-engineering.co.nz

 

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