Recent content by Skintagain

now is the time to buy hay if you have stock on. People won’t be bagging hard this year so next winter will likely be a different story again. thats terrible. How can he think that is right. The only way he could value it for the customer is to see it. He would then know if it was worth...

I think you mean sorry I Hadn’t thought of that. Cheese wedge ticks the boxes for me. I wouldn’t want a handler swinging about over the back of a hydraulic beaver (maybe capable on paper etc but doesn’t seem right to me) and the ramps on the flat beds would be hefty to take a 13 tonner which...

So he leaves the ramps upright on that day like a comventional beaver tail with then handler parked on the back.

All the way. This is the proper option for your application imo.

We certainly will have its quite a nice feeling.

Bushtucker trial

Most versatile - krone chain and slat. Will bale any material to any size - bales can vary in size if contractor pushes it to end of row. I like mc Hale as a grass baler But I do think they are over hyped and over priced so I wouldn’t buy one The baler i would buy if I was to get one would...

How many burgers did it make? I’m having w couple donei mto burgers tomorrow and wondered how many they would make. The two hoggs I’m question were 50 kg livesweiggt.

How many burgers did it make? I’m having w couple donei mto burgers tomorrow and wondered how many they would make. The two hoggs I’m question were 50 kg livesweiggt.

Be a happy tup her other half

Hay looks a bit dearer.

Spread a bales are hell for the headstock. Keep changing machine

I know somebody who tried it but it couldn't handle it long term. They stripped off some bits they didn't need to reduce weight and managed for 2 years driving steady then got a bigger handler. They are a hell of a weight.

Touchy

Sounds a bit greedy to me. Centre of gravity will be high. You will have as much weight on the top two decks swaying as the bottom And the trailer weighs holding them down so to speak.