Ready for any use...
PistenBully GreenTech are ideally suited for the clamping of silage.
Amazing mobility & unparalleled thrust and precision the PistenBully GreenTech operates much more efficiently than wheeled vehicles.
Its wide special silo tracks allow it to build higher and steeper silo superstructures and to compact the silage material using its large track bearing surface - much better than a wheeled vehicle could manage.The rubber tracks create a shudder / vibration that compacts the silage firmly down.
1 PistenBully can perform the job of 2 wheeled machines; LESS LABOUR, LESS FUEL, LESS RISK = LOWER COST / TON
The machine's versatility and track types also ensure that it has incredibly low ground pressure allowing it to operate in environmentally sensitive and wetland conditions - such as Reed harvesting, Peat bog regeneration and Moorland management.
Amazing mobility & unparalleled thrust and precision the PistenBully GreenTech operates much more efficiently than wheeled vehicles.
Its wide special silo tracks allow it to build higher and steeper silo superstructures and to compact the silage material using its large track bearing surface - much better than a wheeled vehicle could manage.The rubber tracks create a shudder / vibration that compacts the silage firmly down.
1 PistenBully can perform the job of 2 wheeled machines; LESS LABOUR, LESS FUEL, LESS RISK = LOWER COST / TON
The machine's versatility and track types also ensure that it has incredibly low ground pressure allowing it to operate in environmentally sensitive and wetland conditions - such as Reed harvesting, Peat bog regeneration and Moorland management.
If you aren't able to make it down to see us demonstrate and you want to see a machine in action we'll keep you updated on what ours has done and what others have posted on YouTube.
Why use anything else for Silage clamps?
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Reservoir creation, Peat harvest, Marshland management... what else? |
If you are in need of managing Environmentally sensitive areas or cutting Reeds why wouldn't you use a PistenBully? |
