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Dribble bars. Is 7.5 wide enough?

james ds

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Location
leinster
Lovely set up. Unfortunately ours would have to be door mounted from slurrykat as the tanker doesn’t have brackets from the factory. It’s 6 years old now. I’ve got a quote sitting here. One black mark for slurrykat which is totally bizarre is there is no lights on it. Every other brand has them on the bar.
Slurryquip will bolt on to the chassis , do not hang it out of the back door , it is a disaster.
 
Not easy going wider without autosteer. Lines difficult to see on silage stubble
I find that in fields that have been cut recently its almost impossible to see the lines at times with a trailing shoe but with slightly loneger grass or in fields that have been grazed its not as bad because the shoes almost stripe the field as a roller would
 

ColinV6

Member
Just bought another Storth trailing shoe,I really like them,when the slurry Kat dribble bar gose it will be a Storth

Thanks! The macerator looks totally different to the slurrykat and major which both use vogelsang.. price wise there’s nothing in it between major and storth but the storth rep is trying much much harder which I like.
 

mtx.jag

Member
Location
pembs
Thanks! The macerator looks totally different to the slurrykat and major which both use vogelsang.. price wise there’s nothing in it between major and storth but the storth rep is trying much much harder which I like.
Really like the horizontal macerator compared to vertical side feed vogelsang
 

mtx.jag

Member
Location
pembs
They made the tankers for them once upon a time so just occurred to me.
I saw this last year,not sure on who was responsible for building it but I like it 😂
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