Machining a Seed Roller
A seed roller is machined on our 4-axis CNC mill. This form of automated machining permits the rapid creation of complex parts and prototypes in-house at our South Australian headquarters.
Since 1877 we’ve been engineering and building farm machinery in Australia with the input of end-users from all over the country. Our ongoing commitment to developing machines to fit our nation’s unique and often harsh conditions has resulted in the long service life now synonymous with the Shearer name.
A seed roller is machined on our 4-axis CNC mill. This form of automated machining permits the rapid creation of complex parts and prototypes in-house at our South Australian headquarters.
Three of our most popular models fitted with the latest features. […]
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An article from Farm Weekly about a Trashworker given a new lease on life in a deep ripping trial. […]