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Guy from up North is a good friend of mine been finished with them for a while!

It’s that long ago since I was out in NZ but had an Arctic with a trailer on a dolly behind it that was a fun thing to manoeuvre backwards, thankfully I didn’t need to very often!

Will go much better at 10” and as you say easiest way is to put front leg inside beam. I’ve attached a picture highlighting part of the beam that needs removed to give you the required movement of the crosshaft for finishing as well.

No experience of them but would a case magnum rowtrac be worth a look? Magnums always seem to be pretty reliable.

They don’t ware evenly across the machine most I’ve changed at once was 10 and doesn’t take long with a buzz gun. It came to us second hand a couple of years old with all its original points on it, we’ve done around 2000 acres with it and the back two rows will be lucky if they are half worn...

We have 360 on the front of it either wheels or tracks.

Yes pretty much a triple k on steroids with a dd packer!

We had same problem with our carrier last year, had a demo of a 6m Horsch Cruiser and have bought a 10m one it’s a fantastic bit of kit and surprisingly for a tine cultivator doesn’t bring up many stones. It’s had all conditions to deal with this year and can’t fault it. Only thing to be made...

Dates for matches in South East Scotland. All matches have points avaliable towards the South East Scotland Premier League with the top five in each class invited to the finals match. There is also a match taking place in North Northumberland on Sunday the 29th October.

Two demo machines kicking about, Ancrofts have a Fendt and Kelso Harvesters have a Massey which I think was last years demo machine as well.

It’s gone!!

Wheat is at 15-16% but a lot of flat stuff and the straw just hasn’t died.

You sure it’s a cruiser?? I had a 6m on demo in the back end I would say 8” is about maximum and how long the tines would last I don’t know!!

You can keep it up there, I’ve got about 500 acre of green straw lying on the ground!!

10 meters. It’s doing a fantastic job even amazed at how it deals with the long trash in the tramlines that was a little worry going to a tine from a disc cultivator but I wouldn’t have a problem recommending one of these to anyone wanting to do shallow cultivations we are running about 2-3”...