AMS Hay Probes

AMS Hay & Forage Probes are ideal for obtaining 12" or 24" representative core samples for quick visual inspection and laboratory analysis.

Features

  • 7/8" outer dimension heat-treated serrated tip
  • Chamfered extraction slot
Starting At $159.65
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This Basic Hay & Forage Probe is ideal for taking core samples that can be analyzed and inspected. With a heat- treated serrated tip and a chamfered extraction slot, samples are easily obtained and accurate. Cores can be emptied into a bucket or sample bag. For the best results possible, the sampler should be emptied with the included extraction tool to provide a more accurate core each time. The deluxe model also includes a plastic canister that conveniently stores up to twenty cores.

*Both models require a 1/2" Chuck Drill (24V recommended).

Standard Kit

  • (1) Probe body
  • (1) 1/2" Drill adapter
  • (1) Hay core probe plunger

Deluxe Kit

  • (1) Probe body
  • (1) 1/2" Drill adapter
  • (1) Hay core probe plunger
  • (1) 3" X 12" (1 liter) Plastic Liner,
  • (2) 3” Plastic End Caps
  • Liner Stop

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