Hi do any one have experience with redrock 3,500 galon tandum wheels on 710 tyres just wondering how well they travel on damp ground and sloping ground compared with single axle
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
This month will once again see LAMMA being held at the NEC in Birmingham on Wednesday, 17 and Thursday, 18 of this month, where it is expected that the halls will be crowded as farmers come to see the latest machinery on offer.
Many manufacturers will...
Written by Agriland Team from Agriland
While in attendance at the Sommet de l’Élevage agricultural show which took place in France earlier this month, Agriland met a French-based machinery importer who is sourcing slurry systems built in Co. Armagh.
Luc Jeannerot is the boss of the French...
SlurryKat today unveils a significant investment in its manufacturing base with the official opening of a Research and Development Facility and Team Hub as it celebrates its 15th anniversary this year.
SlurryKat is a leading agricultural manufacturing business producing a range of slurry...
Hunniford Farms out spreading slurry with the New Holland T7.270 Blue Power on the 12m Slurry kat Dribble bar, and the trio of Slurrykat tankers carting with New Holland T7s on the front. Tho how impressive does that Tri Axle tanker look!! You would think days like this would be a summer's day...
Squeak in the @JohnDeere 6150R on the @SlurryKatEngineering 12m dribble bar spreading digestate onto grass for the coming season. This is one of the 3 outfits from Lyons Contracts at the slurry and videos of the other two setups to follow shortly. Carting with 4 tankers to the nurse tank squeak...
Hi everyone. I didn’t want to hijack the today at work thread. Could some one explain how you pull a pipe without getting getting in a mucky mess. I see on a few farms I visit that they are spread on a diagonal, this must create a lot of extra turning. Forgive my ignorance, I’m just a bit simple...
We got a leaflet and associated info through early this year saying as of January 1st 2023 all slurry on a farm in Scotland with over 200 cattle in total must apply slurry using a low emissions system, and there’s a grant to support this.
We’ve ordered one but I can’t say the idea fills me with...
Looking at trialing shoes and dribble bars, but liking the look of trailing shoe. Ideally need something that can be mounted to tanker, or used on tractor as umbilical system. Used on grass land only. What would be the best brand to go for? Anybody have experiences with different brands?
How long would you expect manufacturers to stand by paint work?
We have a 2016 baler, obviously not seen much rain as you don't tend to be baling then.
Always stored in a barn, blown off before put away, washed once before now and only gently, certainly not with power washer.
Not used...
Written by Justin Roberts from Agriland
The fading of the splash plate in favour of ground level application of slurry has led to the adoption of 7.5m as being the standard width for dribble bar-type booms.
Yet the industry never stands still, and can barely see any sort of standard without...
I have just been accepted for the grant on a trailing shoe, however since putting in for it I have learnt that it would be too heavy for my current tanker and so am looking at either a Joskin, Hi spec or Major 2000g with a trailing shoe depending on what's in stock in time for the grant .
To...
Evening all.at the moment have slurrykat umblical system with 3x 200 metre front section reeler and 5 x200 metre section rear reeler.rear reeler is all 5 inch on stortz .im going buying a new system and thinking of going open reeler back and front with bobbin drop out type reeler.was going to...
just a matter of curiosity. If we are all forced into nvz and our contractors become to busy I suspect this is a route we will be forced down. We currently only run one tractor on the mixer wagon and our self employed tractor driver stores his tractor here which has now been roped in temporarily...
Currently looking at Storth, major and Slurrykat bars. Was wanting 9m but there’s a big price jump to the 9m slurrykat and major only do a 7.5 anyways.
All salesman have said 7.5m is popular. However I can’t help but think I’m going to be narrower than splash plate. Unless it’s the wrong way to...
Are there any users of the mastek eco trailing shoe? What's the general opinion? Looking at a 9m unit for a tanker. Not a huge fan of dribble bars but they are a lot simpler and cheaper cheers
We have been spreading digestate for the past 5 years with a Doda HD35 with Slurrykat headland management on it, the pump has served us well but the headland system has been quite problematic, it struggles to activate the return to tank valve when we are pumping long distance. My pump man is...
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