Note: buyers are responsible for verifying the options and mechanical condition prior to bidding.

Current Reported Status

– Cutting Width: 1.7 m (67″)

– Type: Silage block cutter / defacer

– Teeth: Sharp

– Tines: Cranked

– Mounting: Alo hookup

– Condition: Reported excellent, works great

– Reason for Selling: No longer needed

NC shear grab located in Elmvale. Sold as-is, where-is — inspect in person and verify all mechanical and functional aspects prior to bidding.

Manufacturer’s Original Specifications

– Size Range: 1.3 m to 2.4 m across the shear grab line

– Ram Configuration: 2 or 3 rams complete with centre blade

– Cylinders: Nickel chromed hydraulic rams

– Cutting Edge: Hardened steel

– Frame: High strength steel

– Mounting: Bracket range to fit most tractor loaders and telescopic handlers

The above represents general engineering standards for the NC shear grab range at the time of manufacture and may not reflect modifications or the current mechanical state of this unit.

Ideal For

The dairy or beef operation feeding out of a clamp every day. A shear grab cuts a square block off the face instead of tearing at it, which keeps the pit tight and slows the spoilage that follows air getting in.

At 1.7 m it sits mid-range — enough width to be worth the trip to the pit without asking more of a loader tractor than it has. The Alo hookup makes it a straight swap for anyone already running an Alo or Quicke loader.

The NC Advantage

NC Engineering builds its shear grabs around a hardened steel cutting edge, a high strength steel frame and nickel chromed hydraulic rams — components picked so the grab cuts cleanly on the least hydraulic power possible. That matters when the grab is hanging off a loader rather than a dedicated machine.

The line runs from 1.3 m up to 2.4 m with brackets to suit most tractor loaders and telehandlers, so mounting hardware and wear parts stay easy to source. Heavy. Simple. Built for daily feeding.

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