Your silage is an important foundation for a good profit. A silage shear grab has to give you a nice cut surface, has to cut easily with a minimum of air penetrating your silage, and you have to be able to enjoy it for many years. The new range of silage shear grabs from Flingk is designed with a view to quality and durability. The pivot points are flexible. In combination with the well advised construction, this ensures that the pivot points are not susceptible to tearing. For the heavy cylinders the same flexible pivot points are used.
The front knives of the grab are easily replacable.

The sharply milled Hardox side and bottom knives are sharp milled will cut effortlessly trough the silage. You can choose a closed bucket or a bucket with tines. The advantage of a closed bucket is that you spill less and can also load other loose products. With a toothed bucket it is possible to push the shear grab easier into the silage.

The new Flingk series of silage shear grabs consists of 5 types. Type KHSⅡ and KHPⅡ are due to the low weight suitable for the smaller segment of wheel loaders, telehandlers and front loaders up to 7 tonnes machine weight. Also, due to the low weight, you can attach a wider silage shear grab to your machine, so you can grab more easily along the side of the pit. Type KHMⅡ is heavier built and has a higher grab height and grab depth, making it suitable for wheel loaders, telehandlers and front loaders from 5 to 10 tonnes machine weight. Type KHLⅡ is a large robust shear grab for the heavier wheel loaders and tele-handlers from 8 to 18 tonnes. Due to its heavy construction and large grab height, this shear grab lends itself to intensive use in combination with a large capacity. Finally, there is type KHVⅡ, with its unprece-dented height and volume, this machine is suitable for the heaviest segment of shovels and telehandlers and is made to make capacity. Also, for the maximum preservation of your pit, there is type KHXL.

The standard silage shear grabs of types KHSⅡ, KHMⅡ, KHLⅡ and KHVⅡ are equipped with a closed bucket. The advantage of this is that it minimises spillage. Also, loose products can be loaded easily.
The bucket is fitted with sharp milled hardox blades and hardox wear strips for a long service life. By placing the be-velled edge of the blade on the underside, the blade is less vulnerable and will remain sharp for a long time.

A silage shear grab with teeth on the bottom has the advanta-ge that it is easier to push the silage cutter into the silage. The robust tines are mounted in tight conical bushings and can therefore be replaced individually. The addition T to the type number stands for tine base. The tines have a diameter of 50 or 55 mm, depending on the type of silage shear grab.

In combination with the tine base, a hydraulic pusher can be chosen. This eliminates or reduces the need for tipping to dump the roughage. This is ideal when a tractor or shovel has a limited lifting height. An extra hydraulic function is required for the hydraulic push-off mechanism.

The hydraulic pusher can be equipped with an insertion buc-ket. This combines the advantages of a closed bucket and a tine bucket. The insert bucket is easy to install by hooking it to the pusher and retracting it.

For mounting on the three-point linkage behind the tractor, it is possible to mount the silage shear grab on a lifting mast. This allows the silage shear grab to be lifted to a height of 180 cm. An additional double-acting hydraulic function is required for the lifting mast.