Genuine Amazone tines!!!

[3350turbo]

Always used khun quick fit 2 tines . Last just as long . Think last set was £9.99 . Probably £11,99 now.

 

[Will 1594]

I use mostly pan anglia in my power Harrow.I never seem to get them to last much over 150/200 acres in the autumn and that’s in pre loosened land.got the whole farm to drill when it dries out so will see if they last longer in moister soil
nick…

put 3 tungsten tiles on each tine and you can add a 0 on your acreage

 

[Fraserb]

As said above kuhn tines fit into a kg powerharrow, thats what we use on our amazone.

 

[Bobthebuilder]

Yeah but it's a KE the op has, try agriparts at kelso or Tim Smith they will be way cheaper than dealer

 

[quattro]

Used Kuhn for years in a kg fraction of price

 

[nelson]

Even if they are poorer quality you could fit 5 sets for the price of the genuine ones and I doubt the Kramp ones would wear 5 times as quick

hi i use both genuine and kramp depending on price at the time and i find they ware the same

 

[CPF]

My vote goes to Tim smith.
I may be teaching you all how to suck eggs .
The KG tines can be used ,on grip or off grip for putting clod’s on the Surface or fine soil.

 

[Salt'n'Pepper]

Looking to replace all the tines as they now only 200mm long,new tines are 300mm
How short would they still be acceptable,to do a decent job?

 

[Hampton]

put 3 tungsten tiles on each tine and you can add a 0 on your acreage

Nonsense, you can probably take 100 acres of each tine as whenever a tungsten tine hits a stone it snaps at the bottom in holes.
Used to always buy tungsten but was disappointed

 

[Salt'n'Pepper]

Kuhn tines will fit and are a lot cheaper.

Do you have a part number?

 

[Salt'n'Pepper]

Used Kuhn for years in a kg fraction of price

Not a KG machine,it’s a KE

 

[Will 1594]

Nonsense, you can probably take 100 acres of each tine as whenever a tungsten tine hits a stone it snaps at the bottom in holes.
Used to always buy tungsten but was disappointed

nonsense eh will get you a time out what has done just over 2000 acre
different land to yours so how can you make a broad statement
on the silts and black in normal going it just polishes stuff would last 10 times as long to one field at other farm if you plough more than 4 mph you can see points disappear with the sand and high flint content , if you destone it the stone in bed bottoms are enough to make a road

 

[Hampton]

nonsense eh will get you a time out what has done just over 2000 acre
different land to yours so how can you make a broad statement
on the silts and black in normal going it just polishes stuff would last 10 times as long to one field at other farm if you plough more than 4 mph you can see points disappear with the sand and high flint content , if you destone it the stone in bed bottoms are enough to make a road

Sorry, I was probably a bit abrupt.
The tungsten tines, if they don’t snap off at the bolt holes, will do 10x more.
However, in my experience, only around a quarter make that time, the rest snap off and are replaced after a few hundred acres or less.
Tungsten plough points are great.

with regards to the tines, I think the welding affects the strength of the steel at the bolt holes.
Just what I have found

 

[quattro]

Not a KG machine,it’s a KE

Don’t know about a ke

 

[Hampton]

Not a KG machine,it’s a KE

Pananglia sell spurious Ke tines.

 

[Dave1]

I get my genuine tines from Tim smith they’d be worth a call for a price if you haven’t already. I have used pan Anglia tines but I have snapped them on stones so won’t buy non genuine anymore.

Had same problem with pan anglia tines, they said no one else is complaining. Genuine aren't breaking and last alot better twice the price but no headache.

 

[gww]

I got through 3 sets of kuhn tines on a KG this spring all for the price of 1 set of genuine amazone ones. Don't think they last quite as long but not that big a difference. Reckoned it's alot cheaper over all. Sure they were 11 or 12 pound each