Conor Economy Trailing Shoe

[early riser]

Looking at trailing shoe options for my Conor tanker to reduce sward contamination compared to splash plate.

Is anyone running the Conor Economy trailing shoe?

Looks a simple lightweight design aimed at farmers rather than contractors.

However, with only 24 outlets across 6.4m, and 270mm between the boots, does it make a good enough job? Competitor machines seem to have a lot more outlets/closer spacing between the boots. A case of you get what you pay for?

This would be used primarily in a silage aftermath situation for subsequent silage cuts rather than following the cows round on the grazing platform.

Thanks in advance

 

[awkward]

Does sound wide but I think their should be greater volume of slurry after each shoe so should dipers across the open ground with time.