Is it a dealer a quote or just that configurator that's more expensive? Used to be about 30% off list on Marshall trailers
Spend some money for me !
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lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Your not still bitter are you?
Boohoo
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- Location
- Newtownabbey
No, I'd take one of their trailers if they paid me to take it.Your not still bitter are you?
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
18 tonne Marshall Demonstrator - TOP SPEC TRAILER FOR SIGNIFICANT DISCOUNT (934) for Sale | Marshall's Farm Machinery
18 tonne Marshall Demonstrator - TOP SPEC TRAILER FOR SIGNIFICANT DISCOUNT (934) for sale from Marshall's Farm Machinery.
www.marshallsfarmmachinery.co.uk
Would 18T be enough?
if it was 26 m3 yes - compost isn’t as heavy as wheat
Walling tractors have a Stewart 18-23
Hi spec demo cond £24.750
the black Hardox one ? looks good that, not 26m3 but maybe worth the compromise for the £ saving
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Rising sun have just listed a couple of Stewart’s for sale
- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
Have you considered ‘silage’ sides? Would only need 200mm all round to get 3m3
- Location
- Darlington
I was thinking that. I would be tempted to look at rising sun, they may be ex hire but the ones I have seen are immaculate.
- Location
- Forfar,Angus,Scotland
Lloyds have new Richard Western 16 + 18 ton tippers available in stock at the moment which look decent value,bit small maybe.
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Red Rider
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- Location
- N. Scotland
Don’t see them on their website, are they advertised anywhere? Trying to decide if ex hire is good value or not
- Location
- Forfar,Angus,Scotland
You have to search for Richard western, should come up then,think they put in a big order but think they are getting them away fairly quickly,I have bought an 18t for similar money to a Marshall.Don’t see them on their website, are they advertised anywhere? Trying to decide if ex hire is good value or not
- Location
- Darlington
I can comfortably get 19t of wheat in my Richard Western HS18 and over 20 if it's been dried. That's without filling to spill level.
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Our Stewart is ex rising Sun trailer hire.
It's a good trailer but should have bought a new broughan for same money.
Ours is a 16t L 21 cube which is root spec. Should have bought a S which is shorter and deeper. Didn't think it would be a problem when we bought it.
Should really just weld greedy boards on it and make it 20t.
- Location
- Darlington
The company I drive for hire a load for potato harvest I think a lot of their fleet will be aimed at similar. My Richard Western is standard grain spec to the point I have to be careful where u park it to make sure I can get the spout over on my TX65 really impressed with it so far and pleased I spent the money and bought new. 2 years Lloyds interest free finance was a help.
is this any good?
I got side tracked whilst looking at something else!
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I got side tracked whilst looking at something else!
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quavers
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
should look up EJM fabrications on facebook , look to make a well specced trailer that looks to painted to a high standard , using 2k off shore spec
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They may well be very good, but off shore spec doesn't really mean anything. I use off shore spec paint on nearly everything (international intergard primer and interseal topcoat) and it is very good but there are plenty of not so good off shore paints out there too