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We get a contractor in to cut 200 acres of silage over 2 cuts. The cost is ever increasing, the contractor uses a forage wagon which is charged per hour and on long draws the cost mounts up. Would I be better buying a smaller wagon and mower and doing it our selfs or except that that's what it...

Looking to get a new tanker. Would like it to be low for some steep land, mabye galvanised? Thought about major abbey and conor. What are peoples thoughts?

Are they as tall and coupy as folk say they are?

Have been looking for an app to make recording medicines, weight gains and fertiliser ctw, is this the app to get?

Was wondering what people think of it with the 30.5 x 32 tyers, we are looking for a tanker that is of resonable capacity that won't compact the ground as much

We don't have any type of guidance system but think it would be wise to have one, have looked about but don't want to spend over 500, this isn't easy.. However have found the TopCon SI-21 light bar which I believe costs 350. Does anyone have any experience with this and is it worth a shot! Cheers!

At the moment we currently have a single axel tanker would a tandem reduce soil compaction as when the grass grows up you can see every wheel marks. Thanks

Just bought a maxxum 110 and ploughing away in heavyish land and the boost comes on occasionly. Should it? I was under the understanding it only came on in 13th gear or with the pto

Spreading 60/80 tons of fertiliser, mostly on grassland (grazing and silage).

We bought a new machine recently and are having trouble with the engine just cutting out for no reason, it won't start for an hour then mabye comes to life. The merlo technician has renewed the relay at the battery to start the machine and it hasn't helped, if anyone else has had this problem...

Got a new merlo but struggling to get to grips with the dpf reset particularly level 1 as it takes so long to finish, any tips? Thanks

Wondering what folks opinions of the 110 are and if it would be capable of handling a forage wagon! Thanks