NEW Howard Rotary Hoe AH Series 3.05m | 120-200HP Rotary Hoe
Product Ref: um14
$38,170.00 inc GST (ex Delmade Westbury TAS)
or $1,672 p/mth. Finance over 24 Months. (T&C Apply)
* Price includes 2 x Front Mounted Discs (pull the soil in from behind the wheel ruts to loosen it off as you are travelling along)
* Optional front mounted Rippers are available at additional $$
Whilst Stock Lasts
Need a rotary hoe built for dependable performance across a wide range of cultivation applications?
This Howard AH Series Rotary Hoe offers a 3.05m working width, single drive transmission and is suited to tractors from 120-200HP. Designed for growers seeking a quality seedbed finish, the AH Series remains a popular choice for broadacre, vegetable and pasture farming operations.
Available from Delmade, this machine is ready to help prepare paddocks for the next planting season.
Howard rotary hoes have earned a reputation for durability, reliability and excellent soil finishing performance.
Key specifications include:
- 3.05m working width
- Single drive transmission
- Suitable for 120-200HP tractors
- 1000 PTO RPM operation
- Heavy-duty construction
- Designed for seedbed preparation and cultivation
- New machine
Finance Available
Finance options may be available to approved applicants. Speak with the Delmade team to discuss available solutions.
Rubber Hull
Howard is an old Australian brand they have a lot of market recognition, especially in regions with very wet soil. This is due to their rubber hull and rear door which are unprecedented when it comes to working in sticky soils. You’ll find the soil simply won't stick to the rubber hood like it does on a steel unit and you’ll be able to cultivate very wet soils without blocking up. This also reduces soil build up around the rotor and on the bonnet which robs horsepower and decreases fuel efficiency and it also means less blade wear. The rubber hull is also called a rear door, bonnet or nonstick liner.
The rubber hull feature will typically allow a Howard Hoe to get onto a wet paddock between 2 – 3 weeks before any of your other steel hull units. This in turn means you can plant earlier and then harvest and get to market earlier.