Specs
Enquiry
Brochure
Easy loading, precision processing.
Process round or rectangular bales of dry material to a consistent length from 8mm to 120mm, depending on mill screen size. Output up to 4 t/hr. with uniform chop length for optimal nutrition and bedding.
Key Benefits:
All models in the Tomahawk 500 series are now compatible with both Cat. II and Cat. III tractor linkages.
A brush seal kit is fitted as standard for material containment.
A wide angle PTO is supplied as standard, with friction clutch overload protection. Optional 8 or 21 spline versions available.
For fine control of the drum rotation speed and output, a hydraulic flow divider is supplied as standard with the 500FSM.
The feed slide can be operated horizontal for easy loading from ground level, or inclined with bales dropped onto the slide.
For connection to 180mm (6") hose. Available for models with lower chute output.
The liquid spray kit can be fitted to any model in the 400 - 500 Tomahawk range to reduce dust from milled straw, or to enable the application of anti-bacterial products to bedding.
Simple to use and efficient to run. The Tomahawk 500E offers semi-automated straw processing, with less than half the running cost of a tractor.
For controlled delivery, available on all Giraffe Chutes.
For straightforward, in-cab adjustment of drum angle and feed rate.
Suitable for processing straw for bedding loose housing (does not chop short), feeding silage & root crops. See model T5050FS
The radio remote control allows you to remotely trigger mulching while using the hose. Includes: drum speed regulator, power cable, distributor unit, and radio remote control.
Increase delivery height and blow distance. For Mill Rotor models.
To deliver straw directly between row crops, on both sides of the machine.
Increase delivery height, available with hydraulic rotation and deflector. Dry materials only.
A trailed chassis to accommodate all models in the Drum Tomahawk range. Convenience, control for smaller tractors.
To deflect straw under the machine when spreading straw evenly when bedding poultry sheds.
Built in Britain. Making an impression worldwide!
All Teagle products are now treated with a double powder coat paint finish; our latest upgrade in product quality and durability.
Users regularly report up to 30% savings by spreading the correct amount of straw evenly across the bedding area.
For connection to 180mm (6") hose. Available for models with lower chute output.
The liquid spray kit can be fitted to any model in the 400 - 500 Tomahawk range to reduce dust from milled straw, or to enable the application of anti-bacterial products to bedding.
Simple to use and efficient to run. The Tomahawk 500E offers semi-automated straw processing, with less than half the running cost of a tractor.
For controlled delivery, available on all Giraffe Chutes.
For straightforward, in-cab adjustment of drum angle and feed rate.
Suitable for processing straw for bedding loose housing (does not chop short), feeding silage & root crops. See model T5050FS
The radio remote control allows you to remotely trigger mulching while using the hose. Includes: drum speed regulator, power cable, distributor unit, and radio remote control.
Increase delivery height and blow distance. For Mill Rotor models.
To deliver straw directly between row crops, on both sides of the machine.
Increase delivery height, available with hydraulic rotation and deflector. Dry materials only.
A trailed chassis to accommodate all models in the Drum Tomahawk range. Convenience, control for smaller tractors.
To deflect straw under the machine when spreading straw evenly when bedding poultry sheds.
Built in Britain. Making an impression worldwide!
All Teagle products are now treated with a double powder coat paint finish; our latest upgrade in product quality and durability.
Users regularly report up to 30% savings by spreading the correct amount of straw evenly across the bedding area.
Straw is a very useful feed if prepared in the right way.
For either group the key to feeding straw is incorporation to create a homogenous mix. Poorly processed straw will not blend which can encourage cows to sort the ration, making the problem worse rather than better. The straw should be pre-processed, and we find milled straw to provide the best results.
