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Newly established Kerry based RT Sales Ltd will showcase its hedge cutters in association with Temple Tuohy Farm Machinery Ltd at the FTMTA Farm Machinery Show.
Spearhead will showcase a broad range of machines on its stand at this year’s National Ploughing Championships, including the Twiga Pro T70 which is set to make its Irish debut at the event.
A 2004 New Holland TS115A complete with an MX front loader sold for €22,800 plus VAT at Hennessy Auctioneers' August monthly machinery auction. We look at some of the sale highlights below.
Recently established Kerry-based RT Sales Ltd is just Ireland’s second manufacturer of hedge cutters, and the new kid on the block is quickly making big inroads. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
Hedge-cutting almost 30 years and now on his seventh new Bomford hedge cutter, Gary Abbott finds out why Bomfords Variable Forward Arm has been a game changer for Wicklow contractor Richard Woodroofe.
Peter Thomas Keaveney caught up with Roscommon contractor John Murray, who swapped out two flail heads for two Major rotary heads on his Bomford hedge cutters.