Any body know where I can get a 30ton + roller and send some of these hills back.That looks familiar
Look at you with the 81, I dragged it with the 6920, shook the s**t out of it
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Someone asked why so heavy (and it was full of water)
These were the type of paddocks we had to mow.
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Would this be what they class as a multi purpose trailer so you can get a digger in it? What kind of door arrangement does it have? Looks good on them tyres
, but I know people do it.!We have the same trailer. They call this the general purpose trailer and there is an option of ramps and a place in the chassis to store them.
Personally I think it would be quite high loading a digger onto this type of trailer
The door flips down, one ram in the middle hinges it up or down.
No not that bad
.Do NC still make a fold down front where you unhitch it from the tractor to load the digger?
There’s was was the one that was in an articulate in one of the magazines, don’t remember which one , they ran it all season, you do mods and adjustments on the headland not in the middle of a field and the others cut round and up to it
Definitely a job for life that.Don't know wasn't my trailer just what I was using and needed to move digger. i have https://www.agri-linc.com/new-herbst-low-loader-7-8-tonne-carry-beavertail.html
Would this be what they class as a multi purpose trailer so you can get a digger in it? What kind of door arrangement does it have? Looks good on them tyres
Even got holes drilled ready to bolt drawbar in to tow low loader
If it broke down it broke down that's fair enough, I never said it will never break down. They all do no matter what colour or size you buy.There’s was was the one that was in an articulate in one of the magazines, don’t remember which one , they ran it all season, you do mods and adjustments on the headland not in the middle of a field and the others cut round and up to it
Father would have me out there with the major and Harford 3ton trailer.....Think I'd be a whileThat looks familiar
Look at you with the 81, I dragged it with the 6920, shook the s**t out of it
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I remember being in mcains one day and turleys were carting spuds back out because there were stones inside the spud, that much gravel they'd grown around them.Lol
There are some places that picked thousands of tons in the past, you see huge piles in the middle of paddocks, the buggers breed though.
Cheaper to just live with them.
You should see some of the stony paddocks they plant spuds in.
Thanks, yes we are continuing to grow market share. We concentrate on three key products and try to make them the best.
Got a couple of swing gates same only floor they should of been 9 bar not 8 gaps abit big for lambs at bottom going to get some mesh and fasten it on
Did you get that off Frazer?
No. Through Facebook market place. North Yorkshire!
There were only about 10 x9 combines in the uk last year and were out on farms for evaluation in our conditions rather than demonstrations. There will be various modifications made to suit uk harvest conditions bearing in mind harvesting in Aberdeenshire will be different to Kent.
