Rock Remover For Mower/Conditioners
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If you've got a Ford New Holland or MacDon Power Tongue 5000 mower/conditioner, you'll be interested in this new "rock remover" designed to keep rocks out of the conditioner rollers. It installs in minutes by simply removing the solid steel tray that mounts between the feeder auger and the conditioner rollers. It consists of a bracket fitted with steel tines that allows hay to pass over into the conditioner but lets rocks and other foreign material drop down through to the ground.
It lets rocks as big as bowling balls fall through. No more stopping to get rid of rocks bouncing around between the auger and conditioner and protects conditioner rollers from damage. The MacDon model sells for $350. The model for the Ford New Holland 116 sells for $300 and the model for the Ford New Holland 1116 sells for $250.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Rick Heintzman, Rt. 2, Box 265, Onaka, S. Dak. 57466 (ph 605 447-5813 or 447-5821).
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Rock Remover For Mower/Conditioners HAY & FORAGE HARVESTING Mowers (38) 20-1-13 If you've got a Ford New Holland or MacDon Power Tongue 5000 mower/conditioner, you'll be interested in this new "rock remover" designed to keep rocks out of the conditioner rollers. It installs in minutes by simply removing the solid steel tray that mounts between the feeder auger and the conditioner rollers. It consists of a bracket fitted with steel tines that allows hay to pass over into the conditioner but lets rocks and other foreign material drop down through to the ground.
It lets rocks as big as bowling balls fall through. No more stopping to get rid of rocks bouncing around between the auger and conditioner and protects conditioner rollers from damage. The MacDon model sells for $350. The model for the Ford New Holland 116 sells for $300 and the model for the Ford New Holland 1116 sells for $250.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Rick Heintzman, Rt. 2, Box 265, Onaka, S. Dak. 57466 (ph 605 447-5813 or 447-5821).
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