simon-0116
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- Location
- Sheffield
is that a DA trailer by any chance
Drill logistics trailer
- Thread starter Clive
- Start date
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
that's the one
simon-0116
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- Location
- Sheffield
clever man that Mr a. used to work for him some years back. When they put in the new drier. only see him at cereals no and again so I suppose you would be the main man stood at side of him. Small world.
d williams
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Looks very good but I think you may have issues with those tyres was combining for a customer last week he had super single on his imacalute trailers but they were doing a lot of damage to the ground I so pose you'll just have to be careful where you take it park it
- Location
- North Yorkshire
I thought it was you
Told him to get head scratching and design some 12m rolls for this winters project
Ground that has been DD for a year or two doesnt suffer from wheelings in the same way as cultivated ground
with tyres like that it will never go on a field, super singles are strictly for the road and tracks here ! drill comes to the trailer, the idea is I don't want to tie up another tractor or loader in the field so this gets parked up and left with the drill for the day as a self contained unit - auger is powered from hydraulic connection by the drill hopper fed from the drill tractor
- Location
- Ashbourne, Derbyshire
I've often pondered doing the same but just with a flatbed with HIAB, the HIAB being powered by the drilling tractors hydraulics
we used to have a HIAB on a trailer for that purpose, most used when we grew potatoes years back but also filled the drill, had its own engine which was a bit of a bugger to start, tractor hydraulics struggle to power HIAB I recall ?
reason we have gone with a hoper is I want to get away from the faff of bagging seed, especially now we use so much of our own and clean and dress it ourselves etc
d williams
Member
Ground will hold better I agree but those tyres will mark
Zebbedee
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- Location
- Scotland in the best bit
That's a nice trailer
- Location
- North Yorkshire
What's the chosen colour? I think western orange looks smart, not a fan of the trailer paint work matching the tractor, I like a bit of contrast
Imagination failure resulted in us deciding collectively on making it match the drill
will get some pics of the trailer later but here is a preview of a bit of it !
it won't mach any tractors we have, just clash nicely with Fendt green !
- Location
- Boroughbridge, york
can I ask why not try and weatherproof the rear locker instead of mesh?
KJL
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- Location
- Meath, Ireland.
Looks good. Shame about the colour!
What way have you worked the split hopper? Would it be possible to have a pic or 2 of it? Have the same bin and may split the bin in the future.
What way have you worked the split hopper? Would it be possible to have a pic or 2 of it? Have the same bin and may split the bin in the future.
clbarclay
Member
- Location
- Worcestershire
You will have the local green and yellow dealer think they are about to sell a fleet of new tractors to match the machinery.
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