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Gary Abbott and Peter Thomas recently spent some time with the eastern European built MWM Spartan EV, claiming to be one of the world’s first all-electric 4x4 built with nothing more than practicality
With legislation surrounding mandatory ATV training due to come into effect next year, Gary Abbott and Peter Thomas Keaveney took part in a one-day training course to find out what's involved.
With 237 tractors having passed through RSA test centres since testing began in June 2018, Peter Thomas Keaveney takes a look at how the RSA tractor testing has gone.
Stafford Plant Solutions in Co Wexford recently began importing the Agri-Hire Engineering (AH) range of rear discharge spreaders. Gary Abbott travelled to Ferns for a closer look.
Gary Abbott caught up with Pat and Emmett Callan, dairy and tillage farmers based near Dunleer, Co Louth, to find out how their JCB Loadall 542-70 Agri Xtra telehandler is performing 700 hours on.
With the summer rush easing on many farms, now is the time to carry out repairs and machinery maintenance. Gary Abbott and Peter Thomas Keaveney outline some tractor safety checks worth considering.