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We’re Back!Your Regional Queensland MachineryMagazine is back for a second edition.

Welcome to MachineryTorque.Since our first edition in late 2002 wehave received a good response to themagazine and helpful comment on thecontent readers would like to see.This edition contains more news,service advice, staff profiles andproduct information to keep youinformed of what’s going on withinyour industry and at your localdealership.Remember, as the magazine is broughtto you by your local dealer, be it

McDonald Murphy Machinery,Cairns Truck & Tractor (CTT), MilneBros Equipment, or AgNorth, it iseasy for you to request an article oreven provide a story you think maybe of interest to fellow readers. Justdrop in to your local dealer orcontact the editor.I hope you find Machinery Torqueboth interesting and informativeand that it becomes a magazine youlook forward to receiving.All the best for 2003.

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New LocationMcDonald Murphy Machinery - Brisbane

2003 is an exciting year for McDonaldMurphy Machinery Brisbane, withtheir recent move into a modern newpremises at:

49 Boundary RoadROCKLEA QLD 4106Ph: 07) 3710 8300Fax: 07) 3710 8399

The move is a welcomed change, asthe new premises are more suited to

exceed their expectations throughproviding superior facilities ands y s t e m s ” . “ A t M c D o n a l dM u r p h y Machinery Brisbane we aretotally committed to providing ourcustomers with the best service,facilities and systems available andt h i s n e w premises enables us tofurther our commitment to all of ourcustomers. We look forward to seeingyou at our new place soon”.

the varying needs of our customers,with spacious showrooms, largedemonstration areas, extendedservices and facilities, ample parkingand is situated at a great location.Andrew Horner, Manager ofMcDonald Murphy MachineryBrisbane said that “the new premisesmeans we are able to provideenhanced responses to our customerneeds and we have the ability to

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Didyouknow! In2002,CASEIHcelebratedthe100thAnniversaryof theformation of an important cornerstone in its foundation - theInternationalHarvesterCompany.

A Century of CASE IHFarm Equipment

Case Construction EquipmentMaintains Leadership Position

providing an integrated line of

International Harvester played acritical role in the evolution ofCase IH. Many of the sameelements that establ i shedInternational Harvester as theleader in the agriculturalrevolution 100 years ago continueto distinguish Case IH as a leaderin today’s farm equipmentindustry.

"The signature red paint you seeon all Case IH equipment today isonly one of many links to ourproud past," says Jim Irwin, vicepresident of the Case IH NorthAmerican agricultural business."The legacies first created byCyrus McCormick and JermoneIncrease Case, and strengthenedin the generations that followed,still define Case IH today."

International Harvester was oneof the first manufacturers toreal ise the importance of

tractor. This first all-purposetractor allowed farmers to mountimplements and attachments tocreate an integrated equipmentsystem. The innovative designused a high rear-wheel drive withsmall and narrow front wheels,intended to run between the rows.During the company’s heydayf o l l o w i n g W o r l d W a r I I ,International Harvester alsoproduced trucks, a wide range ofconstruction equipment, milkingmachines, cream separators,refrigerators and freezers.

When formed in 1902, theInternational Harvester names h o w c a s e d t h e c o m p a n y ’ s"international scope". Case IHcontinues this internationaltradition with dealers andmanufacturing plants in over 150countries. "IH touched millions oflives," says Irwin. "We celebratenot only its significance in the pastbut in the future of Case IH."

per formers for Case . Theintroduction of the CX series withmany unique features had afavorable response and saw Casedouble it sales from the previousyear.

In 2002, Case also launched newSingle Drum Road Rollers,Articulated Dump Trucks and anew series of Wheel Loaders.Along with the best After SalesS u p p o r t a v a i l a b l e a n dcompetitive finance Case is now aforce as a full line industrialequipment supplier.(Source The Earthmover & CivilContractor, Feb 2002)

worlds biggest backhoe brand.The M series with exclusivefeatures like Pro Control is set tofurther enhance its reputation.

E x c a v a t o r s w e r e t h e s t a r

590 Super M Backhoe

In 2002 Case ConstructionEquipment maintained itsleadership position in light tom e d i u m e q u i p m e n t w h i l eincreasing market share andestablishing itself at the heavy endof the equipment market. Allf a c t o r s i n f l u e n c i n g t h econstruction industry grew in2 0 0 2 i n c l u d i n g d w e l l i n gc o m m e n c e m e n t s a n dinfrastructure.

Case with the XT series skid steernow boasts the biggest range inthe industry and increased itsshare by 32% in 2002 over 2001.Case released the new series of the

equipment to meet all of aproducer’s needs. In addition toreapers, mowers and grainbinders needed for harvesting,International Harvester alsooffered harrows, cultivators,ploughs, wagons, corn shellers,manure spreaders and creamseparators in its early years. Thecompany’s first tractor wasintroduced in 1906, helping toestablish gasoline engines as asafer alternative to steam.

In 1922, International Harvesterunveiled the legendary Farmall

DEALER ALLIANCESTRENGTHENS CUSTOMER SUPPORT

none. A dedicated “group” productsupport and training manager,ensures all technicians are abreast ofthe latest technology and ensures thatcustomers issues are dealt with andsolved quickly and efficiently. Thegroups shared service experience andknowledge means customers haveaccess to a wealth of resourcesincluding over 50 technicians, most ofwhom specialise in a particular fieldand 40 service vehicles, thus when acustomers machine is down it isdiagnosed and fixed quickly andcorrectly the first time!

Latest computer technologies are alsoutilised, with the use of in-fieldlaptops to assist in the diagnosis andprognosis of machinery faults. Case’sASIST computerised program is alsoutilised by each branch servicedepartment. ASIST is a globalstructured approach to retrieve, store,analyse, present and share technicalinformation and improve the primaryr e s o l u t i o n c y c l e - t i m e a n deffectiveness.

Looking for Finance!….Each brancho f f e r s c u s t o m e r s p u r c h a s i n gmachinery competitive Case Creditfinance and insurance, as part of theone-stop shop experience. CaseCredit’s new Red Rate initiativesimplifies the purchase of newagricultural machinery while offeringcompetitive finance. The finance canbe structured to suit a customers’needs and it can be done simply andquickly at each outlet by ourdealership staff.

The dealerships of Ag North, MilneBros, Cairns Truck & Tractor andMcDonald Murphy Machinery andtheir teams are committed tounderstanding customers’ businessesand providing unique solutions tom a x i m i s e t h e i r c u s t o m e r s

productivity.

inventory and work together. Thisprovides customers with access at thelocal branch with parts inventory inexcess of 70,000 lines, far more thanany one individual branch could evermaintain. “When a customer walks into his local outlet to buy parts he isalso accessing the parts inventory of11 other outlets across Queensland!,his chances of getting the parts isg r e a t l y i n c r e a s e d . ” A n d r e wMcDonald principal of McDonaldMurphy Machinery stated. “That’swhy we work together, so we canbetter service our customer needs”.

Each branch also maintains acomprehensive l ibrary of al lmachinery parts catalogues inaddition to the utilisation of Case’scomputerised ANZ Support programfor correct and quick identification ofthe part number required.

The alliance also utilises Case’s GPN –Global Parts Network. GPN isdesigned to keep high use parts instock closest to the farmer and loweruse parts in stock closest to thefactory. If a customer requires a partthat is not in stock, GPN will scan theglobal system until the neareststockist is located and the part isordered, triggering the fastestdispatch and delivery arrangements.

Commitment to customer servicedoesn’t stop there. Rapid, reliable,genuine service extends to everymachine sold. Each branch workshopbenefits from factory trained servicetechnicians and facilities second to

Group Technical TrainingEmerald Location

As technology increases and marketsdemand greater efficiencies, theDealer principles of AgNorth, MilneBros, Cairns Truck and Tractor andMcDonald Murphy Machineryrecognised that by operating iniscolation it would be difficult tomaintain service standards expectedand deserved by customers. Byforming one of the largest agriculturaldealer alliances in Australia, andoperating as a team they arepositioned to service customers needsacross Queensland.

With branches located in Ayr,Rockhampton, Cairns, Innisfail,Tully, Ingham, Mareeba, Mackay,Proserpine, Emerald, Bundaberg andBrisbane respectively, the allieddealerships’ guarantee meetingcustomers’ requirements through notonly the support of individuallocations but along with the resourcesof the total affiliated group and theirsuppliers both nationally andinternationally.

E a c h b r a n c h p r o v i d e s acomprehensive range of qualitybranded products in the machineryand parts sectors to service theAgricultural, Construction andTransport Industries. In addition,the branches provide professionaland experienced staff with knowledgeof the sugarcane, broadacre,irrigated, cotton, horticulture, cattle,feedlot, hay, truck and constructionindustries.

When a customer purchases amachine from one of the affiliatedbranches, it doesn’t stop there. Thefirms are committed to providing theback up of parts and service.

The staff at the branches understandsthe customers’ reliance on machineryand how important it is to maintainoperations. They recognise theimportance of having quick access tothe parts the customer requires tominimise down time.

For these reasons all branches arelinked electronically to share

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McDonald Murphy Machinery, AgNorth and Cairns Truck & Tractor havetaken on the AGGUIDE franchise, providing its customers with the latestinGPSguidancetechnology.

Steering You In the Right Direction!!

Ag Guide has harnessed the expertise of Australian specialists in Hydraulics and Engineering,Steering Control Software and GPS to produce a series of Steering Guidance systems suitablefor farming operations.

Ag Guide began operation in 1993 and its products are Australian designed and manufactured.Ag Guide prides itself on listening and catering to all farmers large and small and itscommitment is to provide affordable and flexible steering guidance solutions to all farmers.

infiltration, and minimising damage to root zones.

AgGuide also offer hands free steering at a low costwith . The systemuses a furrow skid, balls and chain to supply a steeringsignal to the system, which is plumbed directly into thepower steering circuit of the tractor.

RowGuide is a GPS based Guidance System, whilecan be used with an existing furrow.

AgGuide gives farmers the opportunity to save moneyby being able to swap between systems.

can be used for automatic tractorsteering at speeds up to 15 kph in any situation wheresome form of furrow can be incorporated into thecropping system. Although intended primarily for thecotton industry it has far wider application and shouldbe adaptable to most row crop and controlled trafficsituations.

The primary function of the is toprovide accurate guidance of the tractor through thecrop and relieve the driver of the intenseconcentration that is required for inter row operationof the tractor. With well maintained furrows, the

will keep the tractor to within +/- 25m m o f t h e c e n t r e l i n e o f t h e f u r r o w .

Because the steers the tractor itself itcan be used with any implement without the need fortransferring equipment from one implement toanother and does not require the purchase of specialthree point hitch equipment. Because the

keeps the tractor wheels fromintruding on the furrow walls, it offers benefits overtraditional side-shift devices by reducing thecompaction of the furrow walls, allowing better water

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The Steering Guidance Solution starts assimple Light bar Guidance and can grow into full 2cm“Hands Free” Steering. The main benefit to customersis the flexibility AgGuide builds into its guidancesystems. Customers have the option to start withlightbar guidance and then upgrade to “hands free”steering just by adding the PC/Software and steeringready kits.

RowGuide

Ag GuideAg Guide

Row GuideRow GuideGPS Guided Steering

Furrow GuideFurrow GuideFurrow Guided Steering

RowGuidetractor, it leaves the driver free to concentrate on theimplement and the tractor instrumentation. Thisleads to better productivity from your employeesthrough less driver fatigue, minimising overlap,reducing distance travelled, reducing fuel use, andreducing chemical use saving you time and money!

Because can control the steering of the

Customers with the SRK have the option to hire therest of the system, thus only paying for the systemwhen needed.

The “Hands Free” operation is achieved by adding theSteering Ready Kit (SRK). The SRK controls thetractor steering and works with all AgGuide Guidancesystems – from FurrowGuide through to RowGuide.

upgradable.

AgGuide offer flexibility in the accuracy of the GPSreceiver with four options available - Starting with submetre, sub 50cm, 10cm and continuing all the way upto 2cm accuracy. AgGuide believes farmers should becareful about being locked in to technology that is not

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Case CVX tractors are proving to be solid, reliable workhorses inNorth Queensland. Owners are embracing the new technologyavailable and using it in their operations to increase efficiency. Thenew CVX models - 120, 130, 150 and 170 - boast features such ascontinuously variable transmission (CVT), high power, and ease ofuse.

Steve Young (Left) pictured with Keith Moyle- MMM P/L and Steve’s CVX170

New Case IH CVXTractors

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Steve and Marguerite Young andtheir two children Ryan and Samoperate a 200ha Cane farm atHomebush, south of Mackay.

As well as his own farm, Steve alsoowns a harvesting contract whichhe cuts around 50,000 tonne. “It’shard to tell you the exact size of ouroperations, as tonnage has been sovariable over the last few seasons”,Steve said.

Steve purchased a CVX170 fromMcDonald Murphy Machinery lastSeptember. “I found Keith Moylefrom McDonald Murphy veryhelpful and the fact that they haddemonstration tractors availableto operate made the decisionmaking process easy for me”.

Initially the CVX was fitted with anAusquip Cane bin and was putstraight into Cane Hauling. Theunit is used as a third unit whenSteve has long hauling runs and asa standby unit on his shorter runs.“ I p u r c h a s e d t h e t r a c t o rpredominantly as a farm tractorbut it fits into a harvestingoperation very well”.

“As a conventional style tractor, Iwas impressed with the ride, thefront axle and cab suspension workwell, they are a definite bonus!And 50km per hour is great for

hauling, but there is also plenty ofp o w e r a n d t o r q u e f o rimplements,” Steve said.

A maximum speed of 50km/hallows time saving on the road,combined with continuouslyvariable speed control, givingmaximum power, performanceand implement productivity infield. All models in the CVX lineup have engines with anelectronically controlled injectionpump, high maximum torque,and low fuel consumption. “I amvery pleased with its fuel economyespecially when you look at howmany litres it consumed per tonneof cane moved”, Steve stated.

The heart of the CVX is theA u t o m a t i c P r o d u c t i v i t yManagement (of APM) system,where the engine, transmission,remote valves, armrest operationand performance monitor areelectronically linked for totalcontrol of key tractor functions.The hydrostatic control unitvaries the speed and rotationaldirection of the planetary drive toachieve variable output speeds ata constant engine rpm. “Beingable to set the minimum powerrequirement for the application,means the tractors engine andtransmission speeds operate atmaximum efficiency”, Steve said.

“I was impressed with the way youcould use the transmission tocreep along and unload at thesidings, and the optional airsystem for trailer breakingperformed very well”.The spacious cab on the CVX isdesigned with operator comfort inmind. It has a telescopic and tilt-adjust steering wheel, an airsuspension seat that adjustshorizontally and vertically, and alow noise level of 72 db(A). TheM u l t i c o n t r o l l e r I I u n i tintergrated in the right arm restoperates all applications plustravelling speed. You can store aspeed in the cruise controlfunction or you can control thetravel l ing speed with theaccelerator pedal. “It is verysimple to operate and themachine has excellent lightingand great visibility night andday”.

“The machine also has goodserviceability, radiators andcoolers are easy to get to andthere’s not many grease pointseither. Overall, I am very happywith the machine”.

While relatively new to Australia,this concept has been used underthe Case IH marquee in Europefor several years, meaning thissystem is well tried and proven.

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The new Case Wheel Loaders aretaking the Earthmoving industryby storm with their industry firstmid mount cooling system, whichincreases not only durability butallows it to endure the harshpunishment of extreme dustconditions without wastingvaluable time cleaning radiators.A major advantage of this systemis its ability to ensure all coolersobtain clean air, needed to sustainoptimal efficiency. This systemwill significantly reduce operatingand owning costs but will alsoextend component life.With all of it’s new and standardfeatures such as contouredbonnet, high power output at low

rpm’s and a relocated enginemakes the Case 621D morereliable, more productive andeasier to maintain and will leaveyour competitors standing in thedust.Other exciting features of the 621include its powerful 6BT-590E n g i n e , a 1 3 3 h P w i t h aproportional shift transmission,closed centre load sensinghydraulics, limited slip axle’s, awell designed bucket, spaciouscab and fuel efficiency.Other impressive features itpossesses include excellentvisibility and manoeuverability,exceptional maintainability, easyeffort controls and ride control,

just to name a few from aseemingly endless list.What makes the Case 621D WheelLoader stand out amongst thecompetitors is it’s ability andflexibility in meeting every jobdemand from government toresidential projects to generalmaterial handling.Case’s 621D is an all roundsuperior machine, that offerssuperb performance to easymaintenance, so if you are lookingfor a machine that will exceedyour expectations and make yourlife on a job that bit easier, thenthe Case 621 D Wheel Loader is foryou.

Legendary LoadersLatest AdditionCase’s latest addition, the 621D Wheel Loader, which replaces the621C, has all the exceptional performance capabilities which aresynonymous with Case machines.

CASE Trucks Take to the Off RoadsCase’s new 300 series ArticulatedOff Road Trucks are the latestaddition to an extensive line up ofConstruction Equipment. Thenew 300 series feature a smooth,stable and superior ride, high loadcapacity, have all round visibilityand are built on rugged chassis’swith field proven components.The Case 325 & 330 all offer

proven Cummins power from248 to 286 net horsepower (485to 213Kw) and rated payloadsfrom 25.4 to 30 tonnes. Seeing isbelieving and this is certainly thecase with all of the 300 seriest r u c k s , t h e y s t a n d o u ti m m e d i a t e l y w i t h t h e i rdistinctive styling, tapered anglesand sloping hood which enhances

visibility from the cab, increasingoperator productivity throughmaking the machine easier tooperate.

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industr y first Cooling system. “The WheelLoader is working between 6 and 7 days aweek, over 50 hours a week and I amwrapped in it”.Tim also said he was very satisfied withthe overall increased productivity,reliability and per formance and waspleasantly surprised with the ease ofmaintenanceof thenewmachine.

TimLeerentveldEarthmovingPittsworth, Queensland

“Horse PowerProduces Productivity”

Pictured Left to Right: Mr R Mio, Jed Dwyer - AgNor th Sales Representative,Mr & Mrs G Mio with Grandson Trent, Mr P Mio & Mr M Mio

One customer who is very happy with thefeatures of the Case 621D Wheel Loaderis TimLeerentveld.This is Tim’s third Case 621 Wheel Loaderand Tim says he will continue to use thembecause of their “ser viceability andsuperior operator comfor t”.Another impor tant feature, which Timstated as a major advantage, was the

Producing in excess 150,000 tonnes of sugar caneannually requires a lot of effort. Doing it with only 4primary tractors may seem impossible but this iswhat Mio Farming have achieved at their farmingoperation in the Burdekin. When asked about thephilosophy behind the setting up of such a farmingsystem Mr Rick Mio commented “with largertractors we get larger Horse Power which allows usto use larger implements and cover more ground in

a single pass which leads to obvious efficiencies infuel, time and maintenance.” Importantly Mr Miopointed out that with this system it could only beworked with a reliable product that is wellsupported with parts availability and breakdownservice. It is this reason that Mio Farming havechosen to partner with Case IH product andAgnorth Pty Ltd.

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SIMPLE UNIT, BATTERY & ALTERNATOR CHECKSWelcome to the next in a series of articles onmaintenance and equipment care. This time we willdiscuss unit checks, alternators and batteries.

The machines, which only work in short cycles, aremost often neglected. The “only going to be half anhour” situation, so often happens and these are theunits which require the most attention.

The components don’t warm up completely to allowfull lubrication and operating clearances, socrankcase oil dilution and hydraulic oil condensationto name a few, become an issue.

Your owner’s handbook supplied with each machinegives you check lists and service intervals. These arerecommended and need to be reduced for conditionssuch as wet, very dusty and stop/start operations.These options are listed in the chart and localexperience is often helpful.

replacement unit, the cranking amps are important.If this is too low then short battery and starter life is acost. Why, you ask? The starter needs a good voltageand current to produce cranking power. If this is notavailable then overloading exists and therefore shortlifespan. The same with the battery. Like a pumpwith too small or blocked inlet, it cavitates and failsquickly.

Electronics also have a minimum operating voltage.If the battery cannot maintain power then themachine may crank but not start.

Alternators: An item to keep the belt tight and thelights on and charge the battery. Again systemvoltages are needed to run electronic equipment.“The transmission or hydraulics is playing up” can bea worn alternator belt not driving and causing lowbattery voltage. The electronics also use thealternator signals for various functions such asengine speed.

This leads us to the last point. Electronics use signals.If you change the type/brand of alternator on someunits you can create a domino effect of problems.20/90 for example on an ID plate means the ampsoutput at 2 different speeds. This is also matched tothe machine. If you run at reduced RPM for economyon a light job you may end up with low battery if thecorrect type is not used.

BILL FANNINGSERVICE & TECHNICALTRAINER

Alternator & BatteryJX90U ROPS

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The daily checks are important, as this is the time tolook at that oil leak or piece of debris stuck in the tyre,make sure fluids levels are correct and that warningsystem lights, gauges and controls are working. Anyweapage from a seal can be minor or an indication of ahidden issue such as bearing failure or simplycleaning the breather filter, or that blown light bulbcould cost an engine failure.

A little grease more often is sometimes moreproductive then a once a week event. Perhapslubrication systems are an option but these too stillrequire a check to see if all points are working. If thelube point is blocked or plug stripped, this is not goingto be serviced, so an expensive repair is imminent.

Modern electronic machines require good electricalconnections and voltage to operate. This begins atthe battery. Design restrictions have made thesesmaller and more powerful. So, when you select your

During the 2001 season in Australia, a contractor’s harvester fitted with aprototype ‘Anti-Vortex Fan’ cut in excess of 60,000 tonnes. At the end of theseason, this harvester had 15% less EM than the mill average, and on many dayshad less than half the mill’s EM average. In addition, the farmers who had theircane harvested by this machine were so impressed with the reduction in caneloss through the primary extractor, they commented that they “will not let aharvester cut their cane unless they have this new ‘Anti-Vortex Fan’.

The new design Anti-Vortex Fan allows a more even distribution of airflowthrough the cleaning chamber. This improves cleaning while simultaneouslyreducing cane loss.

This new design allows the fan to operate at a lower speed, thus increasing the lifeof the blades and wear ring, and also reducing the (hp) requirement. The plasticnose cone also reduces the wear on the fan hub.

Contact your local sales team for more information.

Mike has become a familiar facein the agricultural industr yaround Central and WesternQueensland with over 23 yearsexperience.Mike grew up in the Malboroughdistrict and star ted in themachinery industr y in 1979 whenhe was employed by Farmer’sCentre in Rockhampton. Duringhis 11 years of service with themhe had stints in Dalby and Moura.Mike’s main focus at that timewas sales of Steiger tractors,John Shearer and Alfarm tillageproducts.In 1993, Mike joined Milne BrosEquipment when they acquiredthe Kubota and Krone franchise.Mike is known around theindustr y for his genuine interestand exper tise in the Hay andForage industr y.“My special interest in this areabegan when I went to Germanyfor a training school! They weremuch more advanced in this fieldin Germany and I could see thehuge potential and need forsimilar practices inAustralia!”I believe the Agricultural industr yhas changed so much and withthe new technologies beingdeveloped, it will keep onchanging even faster. Theindustr y has a huge potential,“but no matter how much itchanges it’s the people in theindustr y thatmake it”.

80 Horsepower, Perkins Engine,16 x 8 Synco Transmission W/- 2 speed Powershift,

Left Hand Syncro ShuttleCase Credit “Red Rate” Finance Available,

4 years / 1600 hrs Case Care, One Only.

Enquire at your local McDonald Murphy, CTT, AgNorth andMilne Bros Outlets.

$48,000.00 inc GST*

*Conditions apply

“ANTI-VORTEX”PRIMARY EXTRACTOR FANLOSSES REDUCED WITH CLEANER CANE

INTRODUCING THE NEW FOUR-BLADE “ANTI-VORTEX” PRIMARY EXTRACTOR FAN

Mike MoyMILNE BROS

ROCKHAMPTONNew CASE IH CX 80 CAB 2WD TRACTOR

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1996 CASE IH 5150 TRACTOR3 Point Linkage, 3000 EngineHours, 125hp, Sugar Special.

Location Mackay.

07 4952 4550$57,200.00 (incl GST)

1999 CASE IH AUSTOFT 7700Basecutter Box done up in 2002,

4853 Engine Hours.Location Proserpine.

07 4945 3588$231,000.00 (incl GST)

1997 CASE IH AUSTOFT 7000Work completed on machine, 4290Engine Hours, Dual Crop Dividers.

Location Mackay.

07 4952 4550$176,000.00 (incl GST)

1984 STEIGER CP1360 TRACTOR4EWD, 10537 Engine Hours, 360hp,

14ft Laser Scoop, Reconditioned.Location Ayr.

07 4783 3000$93,500.00 (incl GST)

1998 JOHN DEERE 7710 TRACTORMFD Mechanical Front Drive, 2800Engine Hours, 160hp, One Owner.

Location Ayr.

07 4783 3000$84,999.20 (incl GST)

1994 FORD 8870 GENESIS SUPERSTEER4170 Engine Hours, A/C Cab, 210hp,

One Owner - Full Service History.Location Ayr.

07 4783 3000$99,000.00 (incl GST)

1985 JOHN DEERE 3140 TRACTOR5633 Engine Hours, 100hp, Fittedwith 4 Post ROPS, Good Straight

Tractor. Location Bundaberg.

07 4153 6933$18,150.00

1990 DEUTZ DX610 TRACTOR4894 Engine Hours, 100hp, StrictService & Maintenance Schedule.

Location Bundaberg.

07 4153 6933$22,000.00 (incl GST)

1999 CASE IH 2388 HEADERAFS Field Tracker, 4WD, 3113Engine Hours, Rice Spec, 1010

Front. Location Emerald.

07 4982 4824$225,500.00 (incl GST)

2000 MASSEY FERGUSON 394F3 Point Linkage Ball Ends, A/C Cab,

540 PTO, 4WD.Location Cairns.

07 4054 1717P.O.A.

1998 CASE IH 2388 HEADER3417 Engine Hours, AFS, Straw

Chopper, 30ft 1010 Front,

07 4982 4824$209,000.00 (incl GST)

2464 Rotor Hours. Location Emerald.

MASSEY FERGUSON 399 TRACTORROPS, 4 WD, 1598 Engine Hours,18.4x38 Tyres, 6 cylinder Perkins.

Location Tully.

07 4068 1311$41,800.00 (incl GST)

1980 FORD TW30 TRACTOR

VALUE AT $28,600.00 (incl GST)

, Location Mackay.

Ph 07 4952 4550 -

1980 FIAT 980DT TRACTOR,

VALUE AT $32,500.60 (incl GST)

Location Emerald.

Ph 07 4982 4824 -

1998 CASE IH 2388 HEADER,

VALUE AT $220,000.00 (inc GST)

CASE IH 585 TRACTOR,

VALUE AT $28,600.00(incl GST)

Location Emerald.

Ph 07 4982 4824 -

Location Rockhampton.

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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION & LETTERS TO THE EDITORCONTACT:

McDonald Murphy Machinery P/LPO Box 872 EMERALD Q 4720

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1999 JOHN DEERE 2404WD, 2034 Hours,

Hydrostatic Power Train, 4 in 1Loader Bucket. Location Brisbane.Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$20,900.00 (incl GST)

4WD, 4 in 1 Loader Bucket,6503 Hours, E-Hoe, 4WS.

Location Brisbane.Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$49,500.00 (incl GST)

1996 MASSEY FERGUSON MF960 2000 CASE 75XT860 Hours, Hydrostatic ,

4 in 1 Loader Bucket, Case Care.Location Brisbane.

Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$41,800.00 (incl GST)

1998 CASE 580 SUPER LEA/C Cab, 4388 Engine Hours, 90hp,

600mm Hyd Q/Hitch Bucket.Location Mackay.

07 4952 4550$66,000.00 (incl GST)

2300 Engine Hours, 4 in 1 Bucket,Hydrostatic Transmission.

Location Mackay.

07 4952 4550$29,700.00 (incl GST)

1998 CASE 1840 UNILOADER KOBELCO SK 030120hp, Bull Blade, Rippers, Rear

Remotes, Top Condition.Location Rockhampton.

07 4927 1888$46,200.00 (incl GST)

1986 JOHN DEERE 450Rear Rippers, PAT Blade.

Location Brisbane.Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$29,700.00 (incl GST)

1997 MUSTANG 20401435 Engine Hours, 4 in 1 Bucket,

40hp, W/- Spare Wheel.Location Mackay.

07 4952 4550$28,600.00 (incl GST)

2001 KOMATSU PC120-62795 Engine Hours,

Hydraulic Hitch, One Bucket.Location Brisbane.

Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$99,000.00 (incl GST)

2000 AIRMAN AX40U4 Buckets, Ripper and Borer.

Location Brisbane.Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$48,400.00 (incl GST)

4WD, Perkins Engine,3000 Hours, One Bucket.

Location Brisbane.Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$70,000.00 (incl GST)

2000 FERMEC 860 1997 SUMITOMO SH200Isuzu Engine, 7045 Engine Hours,

Hydraulic Hitch, One Bucket.Location Brisbane.

Bruce Duncanson - 0408 714 462

07 3710 8300$72,600.00 (incl GST)