- Location
- West Wales
Probably, depending on the size of the horse of course, preferably a chainsaw or hacksaw would be better - or turn the pigs in, but remove the teeth first as it’s not good on their tummy’s.
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
- Start date
Finn farmer
Member
Past traumas are creeping back to me.
I don't know of a horse, but Grizzly 450's winch could pull a big Holstein out of the barn.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
No one spot the elephant in the room??? front fender??
- Location
- Limousin, France
Does he understand English?
ColinV6
Member
That was a “botch” of the previous owner. They look hideous so the plan was to remove them around 2008 ish. But they actually do quite well so they’ve stayed
Orionn4444
Member
Update, its on, and working well!
- Location
- Easter ross
what’s that on the front 175?
Orionn4444
Member
240!
Well wear. How do you like the newrock tank is it nice to pull on the road?
does the hitch hop with the ts on the back ?
Orionn4444
Member
Its nice and easy to pull, just sits there. Havent noticed any hop, the axle on the tanker was built further back to take into account the eventual addition of a trailing shoe.
Over all I love the tanker, it spreads as well/evenly as a Hi Spec but handles like a Herron. Seems very stable on some rather...interesting slopes! Just waiting on a hydraulic vaccum pump now, PTO shafts are a pain and a danger!
ColinV6
Member
Id also like to know this as I’m currently stuck between adding a bar on the back of ours and just going all in and getting a large tandem with a chassis mounted setup.
Orionn4444
Member
What size/type of Tanker do you have currently?
ColinV6
Member
2500 Hi spec
Very good. I have a newrock as well. I have to say it’s very nice to pull when full there isn’t much bouncing. Maybe it’s the tyre choice. There is a slight hop on the drawbar when tank is empty with the db on back so was just curious. Health to wear.
We went from a 2500 high spec to a 3000 Redrock,I’d never go back. The difference between the two on the road is like night and day,even though they are on identical tyres.
- Location
- South wales
does this count unfortunately couldn’t part ex the old after I left it on the tractor wheel and drove off while hedgecutting 
ColinV6
Member
I don’t find ours bad on the road to be fair. It’s a great tanker actually. But we also use an ancient NC 1550 alongside it. With the new spreading laws in a years time we will have to go down to 1 tanker so a 3000 or 3500 tandem would be nice but it also depends on how ours trades in against one.
Finn farmer
Member
Looks great. I need to butt in too. 4400 gallons. Also available as large as 6600 gallons. Forced steering (also able to "crab" steer). Our slurry contractor has one. Pure porn.
Veryfruity
Member
Speaks French and English
doesn’t hear either