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Yes you are correct .Hughes who owned red rock went bust and then started up newrock

First class (pun) at following the ground front is like back float’s on hydraulic suspension with brilliant movement in all undulating ground Have used krone and Kuhn in the past with satisfaction but much prefer the class for cutting and following ground and seems easier driven also have...

Have a 2022 class rear and front mower and find no problem.back mower let pressure of lifting ram by a rope mechanism and lower on to one leg . Front mower is no problem either ,no stand needed just lock the ram with lever( front mower is a mover)

On a Nh 210 drives at her leisure ,have a valve on assister ram on right hand side which I shut when height is determined this help’s prevent twisting on linkage as ram is locked and also prevents oil flowing to other ram exacerbating the problem and causing more twisting Force . May not have...

Same here this season have a class move on front and class on back previously krone (done v well) but class much better following ground v impressed with them and possibly easier driven

not ted faster as it’s harder to move non conditioned grass either with Tedder or pickup local contractors loath it for raking

It might shorten it even more

Don’t know about the diving but probably wouldn’t have been driving 😜

Would be considerably more if it was green

Not necessarily as depth off plough has to be set and the degree of sensitivity on draughty as well,I’m sure there’s others on here who can add further advice

Yes they flicker in response to the changing ground conditions either raising or lowering the arms

718 Fendt wouldn’t have a look in on comparison to the 230 on PTO work 😂

153.9 for white at Sainsburys in Sprucefield (between Lisburn and Royal Hillsboro) 13 pence dearer 4mile down the carriage way in Dromore

I have a yanmar probably about 6 years it is 10 hp (me thinks) but is running at 2500 -3000 psi at a lower volume have found it faultless.Bought it from Kew dealer in loughbrickland but is sold by several dealers in NI and is also assembled in NI by a main distributor so was matter off best deal...

Don’t know how long they will last but certainly keeping them (I’m told) from sunlight when not in use is a big help as I’ve light is harmful

36 outlets here on 9 m Slurrykat and yes Colin this one does have LED lights on dribble bar

Slurrykat 9 m is attached to chassis as can be seen in attached photos and fits v neatly to back off tanker

Yes it is v neat/tidy and certainly the macerator has no problem keeping it going it also has the breakaway feature if ithas a collision 🤕Only blockage’s encountered were from the results off the hoof trimming. Have cereal in tramlines which is done by contractor. Tanker is 2750 as already...

Have a new 9m Slurrykat here (June 21) it is telescopic on a new tanker v well pleased with it and certainly wouldn’t like to go any narrower especially if putting little on.Is easier on ground than a narrow one (tanker is on 900s) and less power required for hills

George Hamilton 100 Barnish Rd Randalstown 02894472269 supplies Morris equipment