The Powermix Plus Wide Body is the flagship of the Shelbourne Reynolds range, designed for the largest herds and most demanding users feeding 100t or more a day.
The Powermix Plus Wide Body is the flagship of the Shelbourne Reynolds range, designed for the largest herds and most demanding users feeding 100t or more a day.
The stripper header is uniquely designed for a combine, it features a rotating stripping rotor with eight rows of stripping fingers that strip the grain or seed from the crop leaving the plant stem standing and attached to the ground.
By: Shelbourne Reynolds
A new line of heavy-duty, contractor-targeted Shelbourne hedge trimmers is being launched at LAMMA 2016 by Shelbourne Reynolds, incorporating upgrades including a new mainframe design, greater slew arc, and uprated oil and cooling capacities. The new HD800 machines will be offered alongside three models from the existing HD700 range also made by the Suffolk firm. … Continued
By: Shelbourne Reynolds
Faster bale processing, improved manoeuvrability and a lower power requirement when mixing are among the key features of a new range of Powermix vertical auger diet feeders from manufacturer Shelbourne Reynolds.
Since 1972 when Keith Shelbourne purchased the business assets of Reynolds Engineering Ltd and formed Shelbourne Reynolds Engineering Ltd, Shelbourne Reynolds has been designing and manufacturing farm machinery in Suffolk, England.
In terms of machine design changes, the most significant are to the new 7000 series, which comprises two models – the 7060T with 6.0m telescopic reach and the 7062VFR with 6.2m outward reach plus variable forward reach.
With those farms committed to dairy and beef farming continuing to grow in size, many now require greater capacities than the largest models in the existing Powermix Pro diet feeder range are able to provide, without compromising mixing and feeding times. This has led to the creation of new 24 and 30 cu m Powermix … Continued
Shelbourne Reynolds has used LAMMA 2024 to launch a new head memory system for its top-end hedge trimmer models, a development tested with operators across the UK over the past three seasons and designed to reduce operator control inputs and so minimise fatigue and improve productivity.
The new HC1600 flail head for the Shelbourne Reynolds HD700 and HD800 hedge trimmers has been designed to meet the need for a single- rather than more complex twin-rotor unit to produce a neat one-pass finish on three-year growth which will last longer and produce a better mulch of cut material. Fitted via a quick-guide … Continued
