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The Paddock Cleaner Range

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Having pioneered muck collection in the early 90's, Trafalgar Cleaning Equipment has to evolve it unique range of products making yard and paddock cleaning a less arduous task.  Simple to operate, it comes with the standard Kawasaki two stroke engine, which creates a phenomenal vacuum in a large container to offer powerful suction through a 5" pick up tool.  Due to popular demand, there is now a 4 stroke honda powered version available.

 

The four stroke engine eliminates mixing two stroke fuel. In machines such as the PC450 Power, it standardises the two engines fuel requirements resulting in an easy, efficient filling procedure.  The PC50's lightweight but rugged construction allows the machine to be easily pulled and manoeuvered, whilst the larger models are adapted to be towed with ATV's, Ride-on mowers and compact tractors. They perform in any conditions, wet or dry. the paddock cleaners are also useful for collecting leaves, litter and cleaning out water troughs.

• easy to use
• easy to empty
• 2 year warranty
• 5 year bin warranty
• Low engine noise
• Picks up in long grass
• Non corrosive bin
• Options on engine power
  

Why should you clean your Paddock?

For the horse owner and smallholder, collection of manure is one of the biggest headaches encountered.  The average horse for instance will produce approximately 20Kg of manure each day.  That is 1.5 tonnes per annum. It is a problem which grows rapidly, and is not easy to ignore.  In the summertime, worm larvae can spread from the droppings to the paddock grass in only a couple of days.

 

Manure from grazing animals, including horses, is high in nutrients (e.g phosphorous and nitrogen) and also contains pathogens (e.g cryptosporidium) the pathogens and viruses that occur in manure can cause animal health problems.  Studies have shown that removal of feces twice per week can reduces the parasite burden in horses by over 95% compared to no removal.

 

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