Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
what sort of moneys in one of those? handle a silage bale ok?
New toy day
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Aspiring Peasants
Member
- Location
- North Pennines
When I got it I was worried it would be unstable with silage bales but we took the loader off the loader tractor in May and it never went back on. As long as your sensible it's fine loading trailers and stacking silage 3 bales high.
That was around £28k
That was around £28k
We did the same with a slightly bigger Kramer, so much so we never bothered a loader on the last tractor.......saved a few grand 6 months ago and never missed it. These little German loaders are so simple and manoeuvrable and very easy to drive. Makes a tractor loader seem very numb.
- Location
- Lancashire
New toy turned up, might save afew wasted trips
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
What make and model of camera is that, we are looking for one to go in a calving yard
- Location
- Lancashire
I have one in the yard, very pleased with it, the zoom is amazing, complete 360 rotation and up and down .
Hope this helps
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
I can't open the link it just says 'the requested page could not be found'
- Location
- Lancashire
Just edited it try again
- Location
- South Molton
Only a 1600 behind ?
Do you have slopes? Wet land? Not much to do?
Edit,
Still built to give you a crook neck i see.
Nice .Looks like you could of had a bigger one ?
- Location
- Co antrim
Probably wont be pulled by the 6499 very often more likely to be pulled by 120-140 hp. We would have plenty of fields thats steep or wet spots with drains and tryin to spread in wetter times so itl be plenty big for them reasons. Went for it over a rear discharge as will be spreadin mainly dung from a layer house which can be sloppy and the auger with beaters is best for this type of dung
Bossfarmer
Member
- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
do you have to run an ethernet cable from it to your house?
- Location
- Lancashire
Yes, 170 meter cable to the house
- Location
- South Molton
Jockey wheel seems broken already
I think you would win the "most posts on new toy day " trophy............this year anyway.
About time livestock producers had decent returns to allow for reinvestment.
Jockey wheel seems broken already
I think you would win the "most posts on new toy day " trophy............this year anyway.
I just lifted it of lorry with telehandler and plonked it in a yard. Jockey wheel was not extended at the time.
Not a big investment really. After grant money it’s about 1.5k.
But will save me a lot of time moving sheep around to get them in my static pens all the time
sticky
Member
- Location
- Near Stratford upon Avon
I bought this a month ago, it fair eats the bales (straw or silage). It's new to me.
I've got the same set up it's good but the down side are the pins for the hurdles they are made of spaghetti I too had a grant for it but the Welsh one and it only cost £900 after grant so they must of gone up in price perhaps
Sorry. I was including a couple other things like solar fencing and stick reader for the £1.5k.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Are you still trying to get rid of money!?
