weigh cells

Looking for good condition fertiliser spreader. Must be good condition with weigh cells. Any make considered 07709842829

Budget £15k-£20k. Ability to spread SFI mixes at 12m. Cereal work 36m. Urea and P&K. Gypsum would be handy as well. Mounted or trailed. Weigh cells. Auto shut off would be nice but not paramount. Headland management would be nice but not paramount. Is there anything made out of galvanised steel?

CM000172 NEW KVERNELAND CL1300 GEO BROADCASTER Advert added by: Chandlers (Farm Equipment) Ltd Machinery Details Category: Applicators Fertiliser spreader / broadcaster Price: £16950 Condition: New Description KVERNELAND 10-24M CL1300 GEO DISC SPREADER. 2800...

CM000171 NEW KVERNELAND CL1300 GEO BROADCASTER Advert added by: Chandlers (Farm Equipment) Ltd Machinery Details Category: Applicators Fertiliser spreader / broadcaster Price: £16950 Condition: New Description NEW KVERNELAND 10-24M CL1300 GEO DISC SPREADER. 2800...

CM000170 NEW KVERNELAND CL1300 GEO BROADCASTER Advert added by: Chandlers (Farm Equipment) Ltd Machinery Details Category: Applicators Fertiliser spreader / broadcaster Price: £16950 Condition: New Description NEW KVERNELAND CL1300 GEO SPREADER,VARIABLE RATE CONTROL...

Bought a new ZA-V last year. did maybe 1000 acs with it. now weigh cells have packed up. whats it made of, Cheese? how can people sell stuff that doesnt even last a year ?

We have a Kuhn Axis m-emc-w with a failed right hand weigh cell (we guess its failed). Does anyone have any advice on how to remove and change these weigh cells? Also does anyone know of anywhere we can source a used or new (at a decent price) weigh cell? Thanks

Just opening myself a can of worms …Currently pricing up Horizontal Beater Spreaders and looking at the list of options any recommendations from current users ?? I’ve not got a huge amount of work for one yet but looking to expand in the area. need a relatively compact machine capable of being...

Just seen in FW that RT plan to press ahead. RT(and so NFU) have now come out with it. So that's the battle lines drawn.. If you want GFC, then stay in nfu If your again it, join BFU Also looks like we need to talk with NSA Anyone with contacts at top of NSA? Updated on 8th March following 2...

So to get our heads around how useful this support offered by Rishi yesterday, who plans to take advantage of the FETF capital grants this year ...

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I know nothing about them having been all liquid fert forever. However, I'm now looking at a bit pile of urea bags. I do have a spreader, but it's very old, and partially doesn't work (won't register a speed reading so can't use the box). Anyway, a new one is probably out of the question, but...

Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland There is now growing concern on many dairy farms across Northern Ireland that silage stocks are running low. This issue was addressed by the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) senior dairy advisor, Alan Hopps, at a farmers’...

Has anyone got any experience of one of these new weighing systems? looks like it would save a lot of time? would there be a productivity grant available in the next round? https://ritchie-d.co.uk/cattle-products/beef-monitor/

I am considering swaping my current spreader either for this season or next. We currently have a Kuhn Axix on s6 discs with weighcells. I like the spreader except the occasional fault codes it throws however I find the border spreading poor. We don't have massive fields so having a 6 m bout...

Which is best, for any particular reason? I've looked at the Ritchie and I'm thinking the I7 is the next one up worth it? Didn't realise iae were different at first. I currently have an iae crush but the next crush will probably be a Ritchie as I think they are a bit stronger.

Hi all, looking at options for spreading layers muck up 24m tramlines. a bunning hbd is obviously the best machine for this and is what my current contractor uses at present but wanting to take the job in house really. A hbd is too much money for me. how far can the likes of a normal bunning...

Morning. to avoid any chance of cross contamination we need another bull tank for calf rearing. Anywhere between 1000-2000 litres would be perfect. Have asked our refrigeration company and they said they don’t see anything under 4K. any suggestions?

So I bought 25 recorded easycare ewes from @Woolless a few weeks ago with the intention of using them as a nucleus flock to breed my own rams for the commercial flock. I wasn't going to do any sort of recording on them myself because I don't know how/can't really be bothered and was just going...

Digistar Ez3600v box Basically it'll be fine one moment then suddenly the weight will jump up from say 4000kg to 35000kg. Yesterday morning it was fine but this morning it was fine when loading then once I had finished it jumped up to stupid numbers. On quick inspection i can't see any...