Spinning Disc Muck Spreader Price

[Albert]

Does anybody run a spinning disc muckspreader?

I have been offered some chicken manure that I could have spread on some of my crops and the only way to do it properly is through a spinning disc spreader.

Before I accept the manure I could do with knowing how much I would be charged by a contractor to spread it? I’m guessing it would be so much per ton spread?

If anyone could give me a rough price to go on it would be much appreciated

 

[CPF]

Does anybody run a spinning disc muckspreader?

I have been offered some chicken manure that I could have spread on some of my crops and the only way to do it properly is through a spinning disc spreader.

Before I accept the manure I could do with knowing how much I would be charged by a contractor to spread it? I’m guessing it would be so much per ton spread?

If anyone could give me a rough price to go on it would be much appreciated

Location, location

 

[CPF]

Normally by the ton
But if hauling miles to the field from the tip site would be a haulage charge has well for loss of output .

 

[Jack Russell]

Does anybody run a spinning disc muckspreader?

I have been offered some chicken manure that I could have spread on some of my crops and the only way to do it properly is through a spinning disc spreader.

Before I accept the manure I could do with knowing how much I would be charged by a contractor to spread it? I’m guessing it would be so much per ton spread?

If anyone could give me a rough price to go on it would be much appreciated

Where are you?

 

[HarryB97]

Around £5-£6 a tonne round here just for the spreading.

 

[Chae1]

@AshleyKTWO

 

[Mad For Muck]

To get the most accurate idea of cost the best thing to do is find your nearest contractor or 2 with said machines & ring them for a quote.

If you put up a rough area of where you are in the world people may have local contractors to recommend especially @CPF

Alternatively if you want to buy your own I’ve got 2 lovely secondhand Bunning HBD’s looking for a new home that’ll do the job well

 

[Chae1]

@puntabrava

 

[puntabrava]

@puntabrava

Well the equipment needs to be twice as good as that for fym and you will do half the tonnage of a day so £7 ton if the contractor cares to be in business into the future.