Cheffins, 8th Feb,Methwold hythe, Thetford,Norfolk.

marshfarmer

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Mixed Farmer
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Norfolk
As an aside, I've never seen a spud crusher before like the one there were there ever many used. Hoovers used to be really in demand a few years back but now unwanted again. I was tempted by the blue one then remembered why i sold mine I'll pull the reekie out to do a few every time
 

robbie

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I couldn't believe what the lemken made either, the beams where completely knackered it was only the bodies, wheel assembly and a turnover ram that was usable.

we run one and have another with a broken headstock and I always thought if someone wanted some parts then a couple of hundred quid would be good but after yesterday it makes you wonder.

Why was so much of the stuff bent or broken do they have trouble with bog oaks? both the ploughs and the subsoilers looked to have hit something hard a few times.
 

robbie

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BASIS
As an aside, I've never seen a spud crusher before like the one there were there ever many used. Hoovers used to be really in demand a few years back but now unwanted again. I was tempted by the blue one then remembered why i sold mine I'll pull the reekie out to do a few every time
Whats the idea of a spud crusher?
 

marshfarmer

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Norfolk
I couldn't believe what the lemken made either, the beams where completely knackered it was only the bodies, wheel assembly and a turnover ram that was usable.

we run one and have another with a broken headstock and I always thought if someone wanted some parts then a couple of hundred quid would be good but after yesterday it makes you wonder.

Why was so much of the stuff bent or broken do they have trouble with bog oaks? both the ploughs and the subsoilers looked to have hit something hard a few times.
Most of the slats were thin too, thats where I saw it about 200 my skimmers are getting thin, I'll give you 200 for it, if it's slatted :D they were only 120's too. I was gonna weigh an old beet drill in too but the one in the first row for parts made me think ( probably had onion wheels in)
 

Sandy

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Location
Aberdeenshire
I couldn't believe what the lemken made either, the beams where completely knackered it was only the bodies, wheel assembly and a turnover ram that was usable.

we run one and have another with a broken headstock and I always thought if someone wanted some parts then a couple of hundred quid would be good but after yesterday it makes you wonder.

Why was so much of the stuff bent or broken do they have trouble with bog oaks? both the ploughs and the subsoilers looked to have hit something hard a few times.
Was the kv subsoiler a bit rough?
 

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