Auger bucket for feeding fodder beet

[GTB]

Which ones are best and are there any tidy used ones about please?

 

[Turra farmer]

Ritchie are pretty good , we have an old one avaliable

 

[GTB]

Ritchie are pretty good , we have an old one avaliable

Any pics?

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Aren't bom meant to be good

 

[Turra farmer]

Any pics?

I don't have handy , but will get

 

[salers]

Mx here, does a good job, stones can be a pain though.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Which ones are best and are there any tidy used ones about please?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/361889009864
As a guide
Not a million miles from Wales either

 

[Turra farmer]

It's similar to hat one , but mine is older , and cheaper main difference is mine doesn't have sprung load door , and it's £1500

 

[Princess Pooper]

We bought a reconditioned one of these for £3k from the manufacturer, having spoken to several local farmers who recommended them and after seeing it in action. Spring release mechanism chucks stones out, it is foreloader-mounted rather than 3 point linkage

http://kwfs.co.uk/pictures/

Different sizes available. We are very pleased but only our first season.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

We bought a reconditioned one of these for £3k from the manufacturer, having spoken to several local farmers who recommended them and after seeing it in action. Spring release mechanism chucks stones out, it is foreloader-mounted rather than 3 point linkage

http://kwfs.co.uk/pictures/

Different sizes available. We are very pleased but only our first season.

Look good them

 

[GTB]

It's similar to hat one , but mine is older , and cheaper main difference is mine doesn't have sprung load door , and it's £1500

You're a long way from here I'm guessing?

 

[Turra farmer]

Yep . Aberdeenshire , can take a few pictures , it's in decent Nick fits on 3 point linkage, and the auger has been relined

 

[Dafydd]

There's a Ritchie one at Ruthin machinery sale on Saturday

 

[wr.]

We had an MX for a few years. Good tool but the odd stone could be a pain as said by @salers

 

[spin cycle]

doesn't chopping without washing make them very dirty?

 

[Turra farmer]

doesn't chopping without washing make them very dirty?

Not really noticed it as a problem , just don't shovel it along ground as you fill it

 

[tw45]

We have a Grass Tech beet Master here. It's a root washer, chopper and feeder bucket that enables us to quickly wash, chop and feed roots all in the one operation. It will also dispense meal.
Grasstech.ie> beetmaster.
07831 531931

 

[J.Stephens]

We got a Ritchie on 3 point linkage good well built bucket, stones not a problem all come out spring loaded trap not that you get many if lifted right! Think they do them for loader or tele-handlers! Can leave blade on to cut up or just take it off and chop in half which is best if beet is dirty!

 

[Norfolk boy]

http://kwfs.co.uk/videos/

Straw ,plastic stones

 

[GTB]

We have a Grass Tech beet Master here. It's a root washer, chopper and feeder bucket that enables us to quickly wash, chop and feed roots all in the one operation. It will also dispense meal.
Grasstech.ie> beetmaster.
07831 531931

How much are they?