daijd
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- South wales
Just curious what people use to scrape back of cubicles and crossovers. We bed down with Envirobed but find it sticks to the bed if damp so the usual hand scraper doesn’t quite clean it unless you build up a sweat.
What do you use to clean cubicle beds?
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Will Blackburn
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- Cheshire
Q-bed, nuff said.
Kiss
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Concrete spazzle
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- M6 Hard shoulder
How do you load it ?
Will Blackburn
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- Cheshire
All things Dairy
Different country !Nearly 2 inch's of rain last week +snow .Can't get any wetter!.edit yes it can end of this week!:banghead: We’re lucky that field is just fairly dry and it was a nice day here
thefarmingforum.co.uk
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Upside down rake 
Scholsey
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daijd
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- Location
- South wales
I’ll give this a go thanks
Upside down rake
The other half..
Concrete rake with a flate plate welded to the back of it, so you can scrape muck off like a blade if needed. Sand beds here.
- Location
- Ulster
Q-Bed
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
I have a 20 year old scraper for the beds, if he has a morning off his sister does it
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