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+1 for Came (underground), very reliable but get a professional to wire them.

Have you looked at these? http://agrihire.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=2&product_id=32

Michael sold the company to Hunt and Legg a few years ago and with the company went his old designs. Don't know if they still make the machines, but they do supply the spare parts. He is currently working with us by designing our single and twin leg mounted moles...

Just seen this post - to let you know we do weld on replacement tips and weld on replacement wings complete with a tip already on it. We also offer the part with tungsten carbide up the shin, on the tip and on the full width of the wings to help maintain lift

So sorry to hear this - have dealt with Les for many years

If they were from us, the yellow wire is what changes the flash pattern and is therefore meant to be left off or can be wired into a switch to change the pattern. The synchronisation wire is the white one. For what you want to do, this is the wire that you need to have disconnected. You will...

Give us a call - we've got stock at the moment

http://www.quivogne.co.uk/SCD.html Worth a thought

What kind of width are you looking for / how much hp have you got to pull it?

530mm Cambridge with breakers

Quivogne 12m working width, 5 section horizontal folding rolls. Recently refurbished with all new rings, bearings, rims and tyres - plus complete re spray. £11,500 + vat http://classified.fwi.co.uk/advert-detail/11597821/12m-quivogne

One more to add to the mix... http://www.quivogne.co.uk/SCD.html

Fresh from Cereals

If you are going to cereals, our machines are worth a look. Visit us on stand B301-3, and see some of them working on our demo plot

Quivogne Pluton, have got 3m working widths behind as little as 135hp - depending on tine depth ( they go down to 16") and land, average hp requirement is 160ish http://quivogne.co.uk/pluton.html

Slightly biased I know, but for physically small units (smaller targets for stones to hit as well as easier mounting) these 800lumen lamps are good; http://flashinglight.co.uk/LED-worklight-Flood-spread-800-lumen-Cree For the same lumen output as the above, but physically slightly bigger - plus...

Never seen one EVER and don't think I'm ever likely to either, but apparently undertakers are permitted to use purple flashing lights.....? Don't know if this information is correct or not, but if it is it's a good bit of pub quiz trivia information.

Hi, the price on line is per unit and unfortunately we currently only supply the lights themselves not the switches, wires etc. As to the wiring of them, each unit has 4 wires- red for positive, black for earth, yellow to change the pattern (quickly touch the yellow wire to the red for a...

These are the ones we supply http://flashinglight.co.uk/MiniStrobe As shown in the pictures and video, are fitted in the grill of a Landcruiser. We also offer a 10% discount to TFF members. When ordering online simply enter TFF10 in the discount coupon section at the checkout but any problems...

Just been informed it's accepting the code FYI