Buy or swap Lely Centreliner Gears

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Sheep

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Location
Northern Ireland
I have a Lely Centreliner Supabowl (from 2000ish as far as I can remember).

Its got the 18-24m gear set (12 and 23 teeth) and I believe I'm looking for the 14 & 21 tooth gear set, or the 13 and 22 gear set (12-18m). I'm willing to buy or swap.

Currently spreading at 18m but really getting beat at maintaining PTO speed on steep hills.

Cheers.
 
Nearly

Nearly

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North of York
bobk said:
That good were they ?
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Yes. Cheaper to have spares 'in stock' than buy them from main stealer.
They are only in the metaphorical nettles, actually sitting in the corner of a low shed.
I've actually bought a pair of stainless discs and a set of stainless long vanes to make (one of) mine last forever.
At current fert costs they might not get much use but I've less than £1k in the 4.
 
bobk

bobk

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stafford
Nearly said:
Yes. Cheaper to have spares 'in stock' than buy them from main stealer.
They are only in the metaphorical nettles, actually sitting in the corner of a low shed.
I've actually bought a pair of stainless discs and a set of stainless long vanes to make (one of) mine last forever.
At current fert costs they might not get much use but I've less than £1k in the 4.
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The little ram broke on mine , bought another spreader for £51 , dealer wanted £250 for a little ram . scrapped both this spring .
 
bobk

bobk

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Location
stafford
Sheep said:
I have a Lely Centreliner Supabowl (from 2000ish as far as I can remember).

Its got the 18-24m gear set (12 and 23 teeth) and I believe I'm looking for the 14 & 21 tooth gear set, or the 13 and 22 gear set (12-18m). I'm willing to buy or swap.

Currently spreading at 18m but really getting beat at maintaining PTO speed on steep hills.

Cheers.
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Any good ?
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S

Sheep

Member
Location
Northern Ireland
An Gof said:
I have two sets of gears a set of 14/21 and a 12/23 setView attachment 1060180View attachment 1060179
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Nearly said:
Same here. Breaker one is 12 23 same as ones I've used.
Can you not just swap the 12 and the 23 over to spread at 8-10m?
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If either of you would like to part with them, let me know how much you'd like for them (postage to NI or perhaps I can swing by and pick them up if I'm in either area between now and Feb, if thats easier!).

Tried swapping before, it spreads much narrower than 8-10m, need to be in the 1000 shaft to get to 10m.

Ideally I could leave the 12-18 set in and spread grazing paddocks at 12 and silage ground at 18m. No tramlines here anyway.
 
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