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If you want to buy a Scotpen complete with integral electronic scales i may just have one to sell
Are your sheep THAT easy care now??
If you want to buy a Scotpen complete with integral electronic scales i may just have one to sell
If you want to buy a Scotpen complete with integral electronic scales i may just have one to sell
Are you getting another or something different?
Don't need one now ---sheep are well trained and never need treating for anything
Or their being handled that much for different treatments and testing that they stay still and you can walk up to them all?
Rappa next as their only a few mile from you up the 303?
Hi
We are wanting to invest in a mobile sheep handling system. Does anyone have any recommendations or even ones to stay away from? What are the pros and cons? What about the ones where they run up the trailer and that becomes the race?
Thanks!
Don't need one now ---sheep are well trained and never need treating for anything
He is the first shepherd to ever actually make enough money to take early retirement
He's buying another poldenvale so his staff have more heavy lifting to do would be more likelyHe is the first shepherd to ever actually make enough money to take early retirement
know someone who has had a scotpen 12 months now and he said the prattleys are worth the extra money. He said that on a sunny day the reflection off the panels would stop the sheep running and made the job hard work.
If you intend on towing this mobile system behind a car on the road, be aware that most Prattley are not road legal. Rappa are and have type approval from DVSA .
Really? I had no idea- what makes them non road legal?
Costing what they do, you would think they would be at least roadworthy, those 'mobile' yardsNon type approved chassis. Lack of a braked axle when over 750kg. If you buy a new yard from Prattley they will have you sign a disclaimer saying you will only tow it with an ag tractor.
Costing what they do, you would think they would be at least roadworthy, those 'mobile' yards