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New Slasher Rotor blades for Major/Titan etc. Slasher rotor blades have been sold separately in the US since the1950s. I have got some kits from the US consisting of four MT1348 and four MT1349 blades, plus nuts & bolts which will recondition a pair of rotors. They have a coating of tungsten carbide on the tip for added wear resistance. You remove the rivets and bolt them on. |
£43 for a kit or £55 if you send me your pair of old rotors to recondition + £12 postage due to the weight.
Email me if you are interested. |
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Narrow slasher rotors, part number MT.2547 these are used for rotavating between existing rows of plants. They are not standard inner rotors. Proof that the "experts" can get it wrong, I bought a "pair" only to find I had two right hands. I have fitted new blades to one hub to make it into a left rotor, so you get one newish old stock RH and a reconditioned left. |
£40 the pair plus £12 postage
Email me if you are interested. |
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Replacement lawn aerator slitting blades.
While stocks last. Part number MT.4512, these are new old stock and some are rusty. These will only fit the special aerating rotors. They are handed so please state number 1 or 2 on order. |
£2.50 each |
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Inner tubes for the 12" traction wheels sold by Wolseley/Webb as
part number MT2316. These are 3.50/4.00 x 6 so slightly fatter than the
3.00 x 6 originals.
Tubes also available for Titan 16" wheels. Ask for details. |
£4 each |
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New transport wheels. Part number MT.4576, these are 9 inch diameter wheels, replacements for those fitted from about 1976 onwards, but as a pair could be used to replace the 10" type fitted from 1961 to 76. |
£10 each plus extra postage as they are heavy.
Email me if you are interested. |
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Genuine new 10" Hughes Hollomatic transport wheels. Part No. MT.4328 These must be as rare as hens teeth and I don't expect to get any more. Plastic centre type, fitted from 1970 to 1976, but a straight swap for the steel centred type fitted from 1961 to 70 |
£25 each plus postage
Email me if you are interested. |
