Cubicle hand scraper
- Thread starter Bald Rick
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lazy farmer
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- Location
- som/dor border
Let the cows out.your variable costs are turning into fixed costs at an alarming rate. 
Let the cows out.your variable costs are turning into fixed costs at an alarming rate.
Winter is on its way ... anyway, tis often me i/c scraper and I’m free
Winter? The rotary next door hasn't even got a roof. You wouldn't know winter on the Isle.
Suckndiesel
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- Location
- Newtownards
Have you not a lely discovery ? I cut up the old silicon rubber of ours and use it to replace the straight hand scrapers
Also have one of these, they aren’t bad
lazy farmer
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- Location
- som/dor border
How very dare you !Not a bad idea
Makes a change to have a sensible reply ...
- Location
- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Paddy to the rescue.
jepsfarmsafe.co.uk
Dual Scrape - Manure Scraper / Yard Squeegee - JEPS Farm Safe
jepsfarmsafe.co.uk
No rubber doesn’t need one.
Don’t leave it in the feed passage because some dipshit will hit it with the silo pusher.
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Don’t leave it in the feed passage because some dipshit will hit it with the silo pusher.
- Location
- Co. Antrim
Using a plastic one here find it easier to scrape with than a rubber one
Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
We’ve got a qbed with a blade on. Bloody brilliant. Can you mock up a powered blade that’s small enough and cheapish to take the back ache from it?
Scholsey
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- Location
- Herefordshire
My Delaval van man does nice Ali handles with a 12” plastic blade, good for slurry and sawdust, nice and light, replaceable blade and handle, last for ages, had 2 new handles and 4-5 blades on the same scraper.......
pine_guy
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- Location
- North Cumbria
I had to Google qbed.
Not to mention the waste of sawdust and in the video I watched, they kept missing the first cubicle
Its £12k. Wowzers
Headless chicken
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- Location
- West Wales
indeed wasn’t a cheap investment but a necessary one at the time
Happy hillbily
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- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
Have normal red stripe squeegee for scraping yard and around parlour, tried cheaper ones over the years, always back to the redstripe. For the cubicles I use a brwsh bras.
frederick
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- Location
- south west
Havent got one but heard good things about these.
www.wydaleplastics.co.uk
Yard Scraper – Wydale Plastics Limited
Take a look at our Yard Scraper . This light weight yard scraper is designed for ease of use. The low density plastic blade is very resistant to wear.
www.wydaleplastics.co.uk
- Location
- sw scotland
Cheers, Trigger
(a) We’ve just bought a skid steer mounted brush from RS Agri to blast the beds once a day (b) need a hand scraper for afternoon work
No one local stocks Red Stripe (Not even the beer) any more now that Pearson sold up to Carrs Billington who subsequently did a runner