New Weaving Sabre Tine

JCfarmer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
warks
A neighbour has one in the yard and tells me around 3.95 tons for a 6m on his weighbridge... No seed in the hopper either.
? Really that heavy!
I am going to have to ring Weaving to double check, our 6m kuhn megant is 2130kg. With just over 1t of seed in the hopper you know its on the back.
 

Andrew K

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Essex
Can see alot of buyers speccing a lightweight version, no markers, alloy steps etc or just cut down on width to 4/4.8m maybe.?
 

JCfarmer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
warks
If I did look at one it would go on the back of our Puma 240 which would lift it fine but still that is heavy.
Just checked specs on Claydon 6m and they are 3.5t, everyone says how they make a large tractor sit back. I'm sure Brisel has extra weights strapped on the front weights of his big JD?
 

Neddy flanders

Member
BASE UK Member
Tried a 6m Sabre Tine on our 240 Puma today.Lifted it ok, but I reckon you want a 2 ton front weight on the linkage to keep the front wheels on the ground. A 1400 kg block was not enough..
and on the road, at 50K ?? even empty that's not fun. gave up lifting a 3m Sumo Trio cause it was too heavy. would like a Sabre tine, but seriously put off.
 

JCfarmer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
warks
Tried a 6m Sabre Tine on our 240 Puma today.Lifted it ok, but I reckon you want a 2 ton front weight on the linkage to keep the front wheels on the ground. A 1400 kg block was not enough..
Are you happy with your modified Evo TS with the narrow vad points ?
 

Robert K

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Essex
Our 240cvx with a cherry smartbox 1400kg weight on the front

Also watch out for your back window as it is quite closely coupled with the hopper when lifted at a reasonable height
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Flat 10

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Fen Edge
I’m probably missing the point but if it’s so heavy, why don’t they make one to go on the back of one of their caddy things?
 
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First outing with our new sabre tine, very impressed so far only done 30ac in to some stocky soils and it’s buried the seed well and with 6195r Deere in front 10k forward speed is very comfortable, very simple drill hope to use it mostly direct this year, it is heavy that’s for sure.

Back at it again properly now, very impressed the 4 row stagger copes will with trash, very little disturbance, drilling to day into our stronger land, some cover crop desiccated off last week.
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