Best sheep weigh scales

Sheep135

Member
Looking to buy a new sheep weigh scales, so looking for a good solid easy to use scales with the option for extra add ons in the future which would be easy for one person to use.
 

exmoor dave

Member
Location
exmoor, uk
Looking to buy a new sheep weigh scales, so looking for a good solid easy to use scales with the option for extra add ons in the future which would be easy for one person to use.


Tepari t10e or t20e have a built in panel reader (you still need to fit panel antenna)

Can be run off mains, internal battery and car battery.
 

sherg

Member
Location
shropshire
Brother has got a pharmweigh my only criticism would be that its a bit heavy for me to chuck in the back of my truck when I want to borrow it
If you want solid then you don't need to look any further
 

sherg

Member
Location
shropshire
Maybe a budget would be handy?;)

Personally, I wouldn’t look at anything with a Spring balance any more. I’d rather buy a second hand crate with a knackered scale, then convert it to digital, than touch a new Spring balance one. I suspect anyone that’s used a digital scale would say likewise.
Just a shame all these new crates are fair money, I'm after a new one for next year I want alloy though and need 3 way drafting but beyond that I don't want or need any eid or trickery, I'll have to have a look around at the sheep event
 

neilo

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Montgomeryshire
Just a shame all these new crates are fair money, I'm after a new one for next year I want alloy though and need 3 way drafting but beyond that I don't want or need any eid or trickery, I'll have to have a look around at the sheep event

I suspect the current grant schemes will prevent you finding any bargains. Might be worth enquiringly about nearly new trade ins though?
 

MJT

Member
Just a shame all these new crates are fair money, I'm after a new one for next year I want alloy though and need 3 way drafting but beyond that I don't want or need any eid or trickery, I'll have to have a look around at the sheep event

There is a company that sells secondhand prattley crates I’m pretty sure .
 

sherg

Member
Location
shropshire
I suspect the current grant schemes will prevent you finding any bargains. Might be worth enquiringly about nearly new trade ins though?
I suspect that will be the case, I suppose I could jump through a load of hoops for the grant but I've got no need for the eid bit of them
 

Gator

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
Location
Lancashire
Just a shame all these new crates are fair money, I'm after a new one for next year I want alloy though and need 3 way drafting but beyond that I don't want or need any eid or trickery, I'll have to have a look around at the sheep event
I bought the Prattley weigher, all alloy and 3 way shedding. I bit pricey but an investment.
 

hally

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
cumbria
If anybody is needing a high quality weigher I have a stainless steel electronic pharmweigh surplus to requirements
 

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