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What are people's thoughts on these
http://castleagri.wixsite.com/castleagri
I have a major tanker with inverted splash plate but no matter how you set it up it always puts more right underneath where you drive , these wagtails seem to do a very even job, after all it's how fertilizer spreader used to work . My concern is while the droplets are bigger than on my splash splate it looks from the video to throw the slurry much higher than my inverted plate , would this counter the benefit of bigger droplets in terms of nitrogen retention ?
Ideally I would get a dribble bar on a grant but they can't be fitted to my tanker due to rear filler arm so this looks a good quick and cheap compromise .
http://castleagri.wixsite.com/castleagri
I have a major tanker with inverted splash plate but no matter how you set it up it always puts more right underneath where you drive , these wagtails seem to do a very even job, after all it's how fertilizer spreader used to work . My concern is while the droplets are bigger than on my splash splate it looks from the video to throw the slurry much higher than my inverted plate , would this counter the benefit of bigger droplets in terms of nitrogen retention ?
Ideally I would get a dribble bar on a grant but they can't be fitted to my tanker due to rear filler arm so this looks a good quick and cheap compromise .