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What sort of rear roller do you have on your vibroflex?

I've had no problems, been with them for years. Somebody would have to be considerably cheaper for me to leave them. I had a quote from EDF yesterday to compare.

Just agreed with EON Next. 2 year fixed. s/c 30p/day 28.3p/kwh Based on 28,000 kwh annual usage Nothing much (1p) between 1, 2 and 3 year prices.

You know you should have bought Big Dutchman equipment in the first place instead of Vencomatic!😂

Yes, auto box, 07reg land cruiser. Hoping to hear something this week.

I,ve got problems with my land cruiser transfer box at the moment. The transfer box is at Nicol Transmissions in Kidderminster at the moment. I will let you know if they fix it.

3.5t

Muck is expensive to shift around but if artificial fertiliser prices stay at these levels perhaps manures will be valued more.

Off on a slight tangent but how inline do the spreaders tyres follow the tractor tyres? I know i will flatten some corn down when travelling in the spring but if the spreader tyres followed the tractor tyres it means we could go a bit later and perhaps when a bit dryer. Some times it can be...

My sheds are fitted out with Big Dutchman equipment, Lubing water lines, only pressurised to the regulator then gravity fed to the water nipples. I’m pretty sure my manure is the same consistency as every body else’s multi tier system.

Frodo, field middens are great when it's dry but during the winter not so good. Either the muck pile starts to run away or if you contain it with bales. it holds the rain as well and then it's becomes very difficult to spread. We have a rear discharge spreader with a slurry door but its that wet...

Considering options for future proofing storage of our layers manure. We utilise the manure on our arable crops which works well as we also use the cereals grown in our home mixed hen rations. At the moment as our hen sheds are multi-tier we muck out every Monday and Friday and tip out on our...

I have a set of 12.4 R52 rears with 8 stud 150mm MF interchangeable centres. 12.4 R36 fronts but with 10 stud 280mm interchangeable centres. Sensible money.

Great, thanks for that. You can't beat a photo!

I suppose i should go for a specific grassland subsoiler with the wider leg spacing and leading discs and hopefully it will also do a decent job on arable stubbles. For example go for the Sumo GLS as appose to the LDS.

What's the best subsoiler that i can use both on arable and grassland? What about an Opico Swardlifter with two sets of points?

Considering buying a Topcon TT weigh to use with my grain trailer. Has anybody got any experience of one? I know they won't be as accurate as a full weighbridge but i can't justify a weighbridge.

My i concur I concur, I’m on six times a day which is industry standard. Can’t understand how you could get enough feed into them, feeding only 2 or 3 times a day.

I've just sold a Griffiths 10t trailer but with a hydraulic tailgate privately for £4500. Had plenty of interest in it but it was tidy. Therefore i would put your trailer at £3500- £3750 depending on condition.

Sorry for hijacking this thread but what's the difference between a grassland subsoiler and a "all the rave" low disturbance arable subsoiler?