new silage trailer
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Charlie M
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
Anything wrong with sticking with bailey?
mushnt grummmble
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get a steering axle
you can go up a few sizes then and still have maneuverability
you can go up a few sizes then and still have maneuverability
How much bigger can i go for same manouverability? Say you take the 16ft trailer i have now could i get to 18? 20? 22? Or one of the sizes inbetween?get a steering axle
you can go up a few sizes then and still have maneuverability
mushnt grummmble
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getting on for 20 ft
Spotted that one earlier
- Location
- Limavady, Northern Ireland
Krampe looks good from last weeks browse through the info
Kane trailers are good a lot run around here, but down to dealer support as well no point buying something that will/could require work
Kane trailers are good a lot run around here, but down to dealer support as well no point buying something that will/could require work
Yeah krampe do look good. If @warksfarmer is doing very good deals they will be well up the list with Larrington Stewart and HM so far will list will no doubt get longer
Cowabunga
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- Location
- Ceredigion,Wales
Stewart.
Can't justify them personally but it sounds like you might.
Can't justify them personally but it sounds like you might.
Picture no3 you can see the sh!t paint job under the tail arms.
Mate has a pair of 16t baileys on 560 tyres good trailers but when the last one came the tyres rub under the body.
warksfarmer
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Standard farm trailers are not a big market for us because we cant compete I am afraid with the lower quality brands that keep appearing. Thats why we dont advertise much. Something like this:
Which is 19.2cbm with silage kit so about 15 tonnes of wheat, on 20 tonne parabolic springs, sprung drawbar, hydraulic tailgate, air brakes, 60km/h axles and brakes, super single tyres, lighting would be £16,500 + vat ex factory.
Smallest silage kit would take size to 26.7 cbm which is about 17 tonnes of Maize would add £1350 + vat.
Beanmetalworks
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- Location
- Wiltshire
whats matter with a weston? got 3 up yard new season and half ago good trailer think there sf12 but not sure now they got comercial axles on so might be dif letters sorry dont also notice stickers, nice trailer anyway
What are the differences between premium and non premium models then?Standard farm trailers are not a big market for us because we cant compete I am afraid with the lower quality brands that keep appearing. Thats why we dont advertise much. Something like this:
Which is 19.2cbm with silage kit so about 15 tonnes of wheat, on 20 tonne parabolic springs, sprung drawbar, hydraulic tailgate, air brakes, 60km/h axles and brakes, super single tyres, lighting would be £16,500 + vat ex factory.
Smallest silage kit would take size to 26.7 cbm which is about 17 tonnes of Maize would add £1350 + vat.
Spoke to them at highland last year but only seemed interested in supplying through local dealer who won't be setting foot on this farm again
