Yer not wrong there, the right amount of dung in the right place at the right time is a big money saver, I analyse my land and my dung, have been doing it for ten years, and people really don't take enough account of what a light dunging can put into the ground. The proof is in the pudding for...
You need a valtra then, that's about the size of the one I usually hire, N174 only ever struggles on a fair brae.... Damn thing is almost comically gutsy, couldn't believe the difference from the previous tractor when I first got it, it looks like a Massey 135 on a ten ton trailer as well🤣
The big ones shift some sh!t in a day, no doubt. I've plenty power, so I've been hiring my neighbours one in recent years, not interested in paying for someone else's staff, tractor and profit margin when I can easily do it myself..... But hiring does tie you to times and dates, and in busy...
Aye, they hold a hell of a load.... And they do stay fresh looking for a long time, I think they must get their paint from god, or maybe even NASAs shuttle re entry coatings department🤣. Pricing has changed a bit since 2020 then.... Looking at about 32 for a ten tonner
Aye, it's a very well finished, long lasting Heavy duty machine, and for a contractor, definitely up there with the big boys..... But for a farmer struggling to justify a new spreader in the first place... If you're looking at a ten ton machine, it's a premium machine, no question, but let's...
Haven't priced them... Maybe need to. No question a very well built and finished machine. Just the outdoor pig sh!t from the huts has a lot of earth.... Which packs badly in the channels for the back door because there's no way out for it.... Issues have ensued.... Let's leave it at that 😁😁
Cheers for that. Just trying to figure out how depressed I'm going to be coming from a 12 ton Richard Western I have been hiring in recent years..... Which has it's problems but it's nonetheless a very well made machine that shifts a phenomenal amount of stuff in a day. Would you buy a marshall...
I'm currently pricing a marshall Vesuvius 1500, the little one. On paper it seems to have a good bit less quoted weight capacity and cubic capacity than everyone else's supposed 9/10 ton machines.... Is it an awful little thing, or are Marshall quoting a level load where everyone else is talking...
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