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looking for used. No less than 8 foot 4 inch wide. Ideally with loading shovel quick hitch. (Volvo/cat etc) no bigger than 3.5 m3

Hardened tines

Is your price correct? Just been quoted £47/ 5 litres.

Boccasion have a seedhawk in.

For rb25 Tractor tread.

Anyone selling one. Just fell of the chair with the price of a new one😱

Secondhand trailer. Must have Floatation tyres, air brakes and hydraulic rear door.

Welcome to the northeast. It’s like this every year. 4.5 inches in a week

It comes down to your soil type picks your drill. 11 years hardcore DD and getting my soil chemistry right allows me to get away with using the rapid. I have the seedhawk as backup for new ground. I think that if soils turn to concrete, soils aren’t ready for a disc drill hence having two drill...

No rtk. Good old marker arm. Two rows of seed discs and cultivation discs removed. Still have the Fertiliser discs on but they are raised. Winter project to put Fert next to seed.

The rapid has done a cracking job. 🤔

Seedhawk will mainly drill rape and beans. Rapid will drill cereals and peas. However depending on soil type the seedhawk will drill cereals. This will be the case on the share farm. As it’s only Had three years of DD. my experience with DD with a rapid Is only 50 acres. 10 acres of peas and 40...

Anyone have one sat in nettles for parts. Already tried Cowkin. Thanks

It’s a lot to write with a iphone especially on the tractor. I’m quite happy to speak to anyone. I can pm my number or you pm yours. I’ll post something when I get a chance.

No idea

Yes on both accounts

Will do. ?someone needs to be blunt on here. Cheers

There’s a lot of difference between your drill/Claydon and the seedhawk. I move about 1.5”x1.5” of soil every 10”. I started of with a brand new Claydon thinking it was a DD. After two years it was pointed out that the reasons for my crop failures on the heavy land was due to moving too much...

Looks tidy what year is it? Do you still use it.