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JCB and Volvo team up
Manufacturers JCB and Volvo Construction Equipment have joined forces in a framework agreement under which they will co-operate on engineering and manufacture of both skid steer and compact tracked loader products.
Wheel alignment workshop success for Goodyear
GOODYEAR’s Wheel Alignment Workshops were a big hit at Lamma, says the company. The workshops, which were launched in 2009 and run throughout the year, was extended to encompass Lamma as Goodyear took the opportunity at Newark to highlight the impact of incorrect wheel alignment on tractors.
Goodyear DT800 range grows to meet size demand
ROWCROP wheels and tyres continue to become larger and able to bear more weight as tractors used for tramline and bed work increase in size, and Goodyear’s Optitrac DT800 range is now larger to accommodate the growth in load requirement.
Lely TIGO makes UK bow at Doe Show
LELY’S range of forage harvesting equipment grew in May 2009 when it took a minority interest in German manufacturer Mengele Agrartechnik AG. As part of the deal, Lely took on a range of loader wagons, which were previously available from Reco of Huntingdon.
McHale unveils latest bale wrapper
The 991T is the latest offering in high output bale wrappers from McHale.
US hay dryer arrives in the UK
Suppliers of hay to the lucrative racehorse market must meet high standards, with products being free of dust and mycotoxins, which can be harmful to equine athletes.
Opico adds to sales team
Charles Bedforth has joined Opico in a newly-created role of sales manager and will be responsible for machinery and parts sales for both He-Va and Opico brands for the Bourne, Lincolnshire-based company.
Vicon still selling the Haybob
WE have previously written about how Kuhn is now selling the renowned Haybob hay tool.
Organic growth for the specialist show
New mechanical hoes and a revolutionary insect control method took pride of place at last week’s Biovak 2010. Steven Vale joined the visitors at the Dutch event.
Beetle Eater proves itself with other pests
A machine developed to tackle Colorado Beetles in Canada is proving its value on European pests.
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VSS Agro unveils new cultivator
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KA Havelaar aims to make a mark with the Foldonomic 900
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Smothering weed problems with soil
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Culti-Clean aims to put the heat on weed problems
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Charging-free battery weeder
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John Deere leads in 2008 tractor sales
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Major manufacturers continue service engineering training push
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New owner for the iconic Haybob
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Integrated aftermarket steering system launched
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Tractor power is still increasing
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New Holland full of confidence for 2010
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A new view for MC tractors
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ElectRoGator electric drive concept unveiled at AgConnect
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Lamma to remain at Newark showground
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Lamma: Gongs awarded for top exhibitors at Lamma 2010
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Lamma: Fendt’s smaller tractors get Vario transmission
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Lamma: JCB adds another Loadall
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Lamma: Lemken’s Challenge – to raise £65,000 over 700 miles
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Lamma: Sumo develops semi-mounted ball hitch
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Lamma: Vicon Starguide GPS controller offers automatic boom section shut-off
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Lamma: Massey Ferguson adds cab suspension to 5400-series
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Lamma: Agriweld launches subsoiler range
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Lamma: Quick release blade from Scanstone
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Lamma: New Maxicut from Kongskilde
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Lamma: Spread-A-Bale updated
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Lamma: Accident causes hold-ups on day one
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Lamma: Claydon develops ‘Hybrid’ folding drill
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Lamma: Spaldings add log splitter and compressor
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Lamma: Quickfencer adds plain wire attachment
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Lamma: Reco acquires Strautmann UK