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Phil Traynor will exhibit a broad selection of equipment from Güttler, Fransgard and Fliegl at the FTMTA Farm Machinery Show, including a versatile three-point linkage loader.
The growing influx of the smaller Chinese-manufactured wheel loaders has seen them rise to account for 41.5% of the total year-to-date new wheeled loader registrations in Ireland.
Supported by its dealer FJS Plant and Jim Power Agri Sales, Merlo loaders will have an official presence at the FTMTA farm machinery show, where it will showcases its latest range of telehandlers
Having bought his first skid steer second hand in 2006, Justin Claffey decided to upgrade in 2022 for a new Manitou 1900R model. We get his thoughts 400 hours on.
Eighteen months ago, mixed dairy and tillage farmer Michael Doran transitioned from a tractor and loader to a new Claas Torion 738T, a telescopic pivot steer loader. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
Gary Abbott travelled to Cullybackey, Co Antrim, to meet dairy and poultry farmer Maurice Knowles to find out why he opts to run two Merlo telehandlers, a P27.6 and a TF42.7.
Weidemann Ireland has appointed Lyons and Burton based in Kilcock, Co Kildare to its dealer network, taking the total number of dealers for the German loader brand to 10 across the island of Ireland.