Seppi Enter the Boom Mower Market

For many years Seppi have manufactured mulching heads for excavators, some of which have ended up as replacement heads for Boom Mowers. Seppi now introduce their new line of Boom mowers. The first machines to be launched are the SBM 500 & 650 and the SBM AVS 650. These are packed with features and built to withstand the rigours of contracting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The SBM 500

Three point linkage mounted with stabilizers

Closed circuit independent hydraulics with piston motor

Proportional hydraulic controls

Hydraulic parallel linkage

Variable supported float position on main arm

Rotor reverse

Oil Cooler

Hydraulic breakaway

Power slew

Transport position in line with the tractor

Choice of 6 flail heads on the 500 [2 on 650]

 

The SBM AVS 650

Three point linkage mounted with stabilizers

Closed circuit independent hydraulics with piston motor

Proportional hydraulic controls

Hydraulic parallel linkage

Variable supported float position on main arm

Hydraulic arm extension 1.06m [42"] forward to improve visibility

Rotor reverse

Oil Cooler

Hydraulic breakaway

Power slew

Transport position in line with the tractor

Choice of 2 flail heads

The complete range of Seppi products is on sale in the UK exclusively from Lamberhurst Engineering. For more information, please contact 01892 890 364 or visit the website on www.lameng.com

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