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    The Farmliner brand has been a firm favourite since 1980, when Farmliner tractors were first introduced to Australia. More than 35 years later, Farmliner is synonymous with great value farm equipment that will stand the test of time.

    Farmliner Farm Machinery

    TVX Fertiliser Spreader

    A professional light weight spreader for dairy, pasture & smaller cropping applications. Suitable for min 80hp tractors with Cat 2 three point linkage with 1700kg lift capacity and 540 PTO

    Agrex TVX

    Photograph for illustration purposes - standard specifications may not match those shown.

    • 2mm hopper walls in painted steel
    • Fertiliser grid in hopper prevents lumps blocking the gates and compromising flow and spreading uniformity
    • Vertical agitators for each disc assist fertiliser flow
    • Hydraulically controlled gates for On/Off control
    • Stainless steel shields protect machine from broadcast fertiliser
    • Stainless steel spreading discs driven by PTO
    • Stainless steel vanes for spreading up to 18m (optional vanes for spreading to 24m)
    • Quick & simple vane adjustment as per spreading tables for Certified Spreading Performance

    SPECIFICATIONS

    		 TVX 1500
    Hopper Capacity (L) 1500
    Width of Machine/Hopper (m) 2.02
    Empty Machine Weight (kg) 226
    Maximum Permissable Load (kg) 1450
    Tractor Power (hp) 100
    Spreading Width (m) 12-24

    BROCHURE

    Click this link to download a brochure.
    Please note that Australian specifications may vary to those shown on the manufacturer's brochure and website.
    Follow this link to the  manufacturer's website (Agrex)

    Disclaimer: Specifications and features described on the website are subject to change without notice. All care has been taken to present accurate information, however, the company is not liable for unintended errors or omissions.