Concrete panels
- Thread starter Christian R
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.2.6/2.7t weight in those unless they are hollowcore, so doubtful if the tractor would lift them. We can just about manage 1.2t with our NH 5060 loader tractor.
You can either clamp straight onto flat face of the steel posts or weld a piece of angle onto it if the post is the wrong way round.
Very doubtful a tractor and loader would manage . We've done a lot that size and a forklift is needed.
For holding them you'd want a U channel welded to the post or 2 heavy angle irons bolted to the shuttered wall to sandwich the panel then sit them inside an H beam at the other end .
massey 6480
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- Eire Field down the road
Thanks for all the replies lads much appreciated 
. Can get the use of a 320s jcb to move them as well . Didn’t think they be quite that heavy . Plan would be to use them during the winter to divide up a shed that half of is used for straw bedding . Used gates this year worked but straw bulging out under them was a balls . But have to be removed for cleaning out the bedding. Same shed can be better used then to keep feed/ grain in the rest of it .
. Can get the use of a 320s jcb to move them as well . Didn’t think they be quite that heavy . Plan would be to use them during the winter to divide up a shed that half of is used for straw bedding . Used gates this year worked but straw bulging out under them was a balls . But have to be removed for cleaning out the bedding. Same shed can be better used then to keep feed/ grain in the rest of it .
2.7 Tonnes
suffolksmallholder
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- Suffolk
A Cameron Gardner forklift on your old Fordson Power Major won’t hack it then
Serious weight there!
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Serious weight there!
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