is that j.b
New Lime Spreading kit
- Thread starter grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
MP is my guess
It is MP.
oil barron
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
How does the PTO connection work?
Not a lot of ground clearance below the stand. If he throws the wheels a couple of spins he’s going to be grounded.
its heavy old stuff isn't it , useful that smaller bucket is easier to see around and not have to unhook it to go spreading as well I guess.
but please can someone spread mine with a 2wd 375 Massey with duals and 4t spreader like Glendinning's used to have ?
Cab-over Pete
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- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
I have to admit that I have wondered if I would be best running two small spreaders.
Trouble is, where do I find a good, reliable and dedicated driver for one of them?
As it is I need to get through a hell of a lot of work in a short time, and I can’t do that myself with a small set up.
In a few years my lad will be making decisions about what he wants to do so I’ll make some changes then myself depending on whether he wants the job or not.
Trouble is, where do I find a good, reliable and dedicated driver for one of them?
As it is I need to get through a hell of a lot of work in a short time, and I can’t do that myself with a small set up.
In a few years my lad will be making decisions about what he wants to do so I’ll make some changes then myself depending on whether he wants the job or not.
yeah well it would be a niche for smaller farms I guess, without lorry ramps as well but to avoid needing a fore end loader most farms even smallone s have got a decent loader and bucket now to load the spreader with or that the driver could borrow foran hour or 2.would need to be prearranged and trust that its availiable for use tho of course
I would sooner have 10t gross running around twice than 20t once so too speak iyswim
but weather plays such a big part in all of it , of course it does.
I would sooner have 10t gross running around twice than 20t once so too speak iyswim
but weather plays such a big part in all of it , of course it does.
That lot looks like the best part of 300 k worth of kit to chuck a bit of the white stuff about .
.Be ok on stubbles not to sure you would want on ploughing.
There are people out there with big tractors weighing getting on for 20 tons working down land so what the heck .
- Location
- Yorkshire
Don't know to be honest just a video id seen but thought it looked a good idea for unhooking all the time don't imagine it's cheap