EASY-LOADING is behind some design changes on Teagle's popular Tomahawk feeder/bedder.
The Tomahawk 9090 now becomes the Tomahawk 9500 model for the 2015/16 season and it comes with a wider body design with easy loading in mind, plus performance is improved by using a large diameter fan and twin cross-beaters.
Capacity has also been increased from 6m³ to a 8m³, though its length is only slightly more at 5.2m, ensuring it remains suitable for older farm buildings.
The new 9500 positions itself as 'second-in-command' in the British-built range, next to its big brother the T1010. Both models are available in side and swivel chute formats, with braked axle and weigh cell options also available.
In a claimed 'first', Teagle has fitted Bluetooth technology to the 9500 and says that extensive field testing has highlighted the benefits of a compact in-cab control panel and simple 12V supply to the machine.
The wide body design - the feed chamber measures 1.68m wide - was originally introduced by Teagle in 2011 in its T8500 series. It incorporates a large diameter fan for greater air flow and blow distance, with a Hardox coating within the fan housing which ensures longevity for the high work rates expected from this new machine.
For operators looking to feed a simple mixed diet to their stock, the machine can be supplied with optional weigh cells and a recirculation system.
It comes with a durable, oven-baked powder coat paint system applied following thorough shot blasting of steel components. Large 305/55 R22 tyres, mudguards and road lights and fitted as standard and braked axles can be supplied upon request.
Prices start at £22,400 plus VAT, with finance available and two years warranty.
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