MADARA CORMORAN KDB 2.6-2.4-2.2-2.0-1.8-1.6-1.4 for sale $10,990
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| Title | MADARA CORMORAN KDB 2.6-2.4-2.2-2.0-1.8-1.6-1.4 |
| Make | MADARA |
| Price | AUD $10,990 |
| Listing Type | New |
| Refcode | DIY920076 |
MOUNTED DISC CULTIVATORS
Swift low cost cultivation between trees in orchards and vineyards
2 rows of grooved disc * 510 mm individual rubber segments
LOOSENING OF THE SURFACE LAYER ,CUTTING VEGETAL REMNANTS ,UNIFORM MIXING OF VEGETAL REMNANTS DISRUPTION OF CAPILLARITY
With Flat Bar Cage roller
Operational speed 10-12 km/h
3 Point Hitch Cat
Price 10.990 ONO
Madara is the biggest agricultural machinery company in Europe. Madara exports machinery to to France, Germany, UK, Russian, Ukraine, Canada, and now here in Australia. Buy with confidence from reputable company with 1 year warranty.Can arrange Freight Australia wide
Call 0403114208 03 87075448
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