Beet crop cleaning machine Gazelle

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The Cross Gazelle Beet Washer was first designed and manufactured under licence for Armer Salmon who sold in to beet growers throughout Europe. In the 1980s,1990s & early 2000s all beet machinery made by Cross held the Armer Salmon name. Today Cross keep the beet machinery in full production and continue to develop on machines which were there from the beginning with Armer Salmon like the Gazelle Beet Washer. This machine uses a combination of patented cleaning and chopping elements to ensure that you can deliver a quality clean sample of beet for any application. The Gazelle can be used for the dirtiest of beet crops to ensure clean and safe feed. This washer allows the beet to be loaded directly into the Tumbler by means of a small intake hopper and can be washed at various intensities depending on the operators desired cleanliness. After the washing tumbler the Beet exits directly into the feed chopper. The farmer can drive along the trough and feed directly to animals if they wish to do so. A slide off tray can also be fitted to the machine if you wish to wash whole beet and not chop. The machine can also be used to wash any other type of root vegetable including carrots, potatoes, parsnips etc. Pre-Clean The load hopper on this machine will allow some of the dirt to fall off the beet as you load the machine. Not as effective as the web loaded hoppers but sill allows heavy clay and dirt to fall through the grate on the hopper.