Lely discovery slurry collector
- Thread starter Chips
- Start date
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
The lely dyson
Foregoneconclusion
Member
- Location
- Pembrokeshire
What area of concrete can this cope with..and what corresponding number of cows
Slippery Slope
Member
- Location
- Northumberland
Does it do the parlour pit like this one
Slippery Slope
Member
Does it do the parlour pit like this one
On the plus side that's progress - in the olden days that would have been a tractor and scraper!
- Location
- Northumberland
You had someone on a YTS scheme as well
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
It was muted to try one here, but when we mentioned 0 grazed grass, clogging it up sprang to mind. Imho lelys best two inventions are the bot and the juno silage pusher
- Location
- Northern Ireland
I didn't have any problem with grass when I zero grazed.
I've also seen mine in the old parlour pit as well. It was an absolute nightmare to get out. It's so bleedin heavy. We winched somehow if I recall.
I've also seen mine in the old parlour pit as well. It was an absolute nightmare to get out. It's so bleedin heavy. We winched somehow if I recall.
- Location
- M6 Hard shoulder
Yours only pushes the shite ? This thing sucks it up and dispenses it down a grid
Ballygreenan
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- Location
- Tyrone NI
This puts me in mind of a stost my wife told me recently. Someone had bought one of these fancy robot hoovers for the house. It was set to run at night around the downstairs when everyone was in bed, either the cat got in or was left in and it left a parcel on the floor. Next morning the owners came down to the strong smell of cat dung and a lovely pattern all over the floor!
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Aye, mines the one upside down in the photo. Engineer told me of a customer who went off for lunch and left slats off where he was mixing slurry. It ended up in the bottom. I think it was ok though. 
- Location
- Northern Ireland
One tool powerwashed his for the engineer though. It wasn't.
just about to build a new shed and a discovery collector was an option instead of hydraulic scrapers,was quoted just over £24k for one which is 3 times the price of auto scrapers! Also not sure of the running costs of one as its like having a little vacuum tanker running day and night, so will put hydraulic ones in and when they need replacing i'll look at the discovery again(in another 15yrs!)
Do you know me??!! I done that! Water got in the circuit board and it didn’t like it! The seal got changed on the other one as part of a recall so I reckon it wasn’t my fault!
