Creating the bespoke Korte 700 in the Kelvin Cave workshop
Kelvin Cave’s workshop in Somerset is gearing up for a busy summer as more and more farmers appreciate the need to be self-reliant and produce and process home-grown livestock feeds.
Modifying mills from Korte and Murska, and refurbishing part-exchange equipment, the company has built a reputation for high standards of fabrication, reliable support and bespoke solutions to meet specific customer needs. Here, we show some of the processes involved in modifying a Korte 700 for a North Yorkshire farm.
Modified mill being fitted to the chassis
Fabricating the hopper
Professional spray booth
Fitting the hopper
Mixing auger fitted in
trough with removable covers
Removable panels on elevator for
easy cleaning when using molasses
Fitting auger to protein hopper
All sprayed and re-assembled
Variable hydraulic control for adding protein
Birds-eye view of finished machine
Meet the team
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