right one at a time ill get back to you as soon as I've sorted out the other one
muck spreader
- Thread starter roscoe erf
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sorry i didn't get straight back to you but I've been helping out a mx110 it had got in quite a mess stuck on a skin from a well known pudding but my jd soon pulled him outA west has a slurry door so the poop isn't against the beaters just the auger you start up with poop against. And if the olde jd ain't upto the job.........
sorry i didn't get straight back to you but I've been helping out a mx110 it had got in quite a mess stuck on a skin from a well known pudding but my jd soon pulled him out
just replace mx110 with ford 7610
multi power
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- pembrokeshire
That's all a bit unfair, the db lads are getting left out
they hadn't started on me .....................yet
rc mx110
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I can't be bothered I have a cold
when aren't you illI can't be bothered I have a cold
multi power
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- pembrokeshire
Whiskey and metacam should helpI can't be bothered I have a cold
rc mx110
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Knew I should of stayed clear of that chick Thursday night
that wasn't a chickKnew I should of stayed clear of that chick Thursday night
rc mx110
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It was/is
multi power
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- pembrokeshire
Chick/sheep same difference up around Lampeter I belive
are you abusing those crabs i knew it was a mistake to give them to a introvert welsh stock farmer remember crabs are for life not just for xmasKnew I should of stayed clear of that chick Thursday night
Petetheploughman
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- The West Country
Did you repair this?
Dave W
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- chesterfield
No not yet.
It only flirts a bit of horse muck now and then so haven't bothered yet
Petetheploughman
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- The West Country
Petetheploughman
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- The West Country
Did you repair your spreader?well it looks like my 28 year old kidd fymax 7t is on its last season so looking for another if possible or a rear discharge up to 10t poor livestock farmer budget
Not yet not sure it’s worth it
Petetheploughman
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- The West Country
I know exactly how you feel because I'm back working on the same one as I was last year. The question is are the modern spreaders made as well as these older machines and will they last as long? The farm has dung from about 120 cattle. Would you say the spreader is big enough or should they get something bigger? Or should they stick with a similar size, if they do decide to replace it? I personally would say the size of the spreader is more than big enough for the job.