Reefinator goes hydraulic

By Ken Wilson
August 24 2019 - 12:00pm
Cutts Engineering general manager Kyle Cutts (left), Rocks Gone chief mechanical design engineer Shane Long and Rocks Gone managing director Tim Pannell check out the prototype H4 Reefinator which will be unveiled at next week's Dowerin GWN7 Machinery Field Days. More than two years of research and development went into developing the new model.
Cutts Engineering general manager Kyle Cutts (left), Rocks Gone chief mechanical design engineer Shane Long and Rocks Gone managing director Tim Pannell check out the prototype H4 Reefinator which will be unveiled at next week's Dowerin GWN7 Machinery Field Days. More than two years of research and development went into developing the new model.
The heavy duty tynes employ hydraulics with the hydraulic cylinder directly over the tine to provide a one to one reactive force. In the background and mounted on the inside frame is a 32 litre accumulator designed to handle up to 3000psi pressure.
The heavy duty tynes employ hydraulics with the hydraulic cylinder directly over the tine to provide a one to one reactive force. In the background and mounted on the inside frame is a 32 litre accumulator designed to handle up to 3000psi pressure.

A NEW, heavier duty three metre-wide Reefinator, will be unveiled at the Dowerin GWN7 Machinery Field Days on Wednesday, August 28 and Thursday, August 29.

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