PBE Slurry Spike

[mtx.jag]

Any one useing one of these? How do you find them in dry conditions and wet conditions?
what sort of gallons/cube per ac are people applying with them?
Cheers!

 

[Barmyfarmer]

I think they look a great idea, no macerator either

 

[daveydiesel1]

Any one useing one of these? How do you find them in dry conditions and wet conditions?
what sort of gallons/cube per ac are people applying with them?
Cheers!

Who sells these? How much are they? Would do to fit on tanker?

 

[shumungus]

Some stuff about them on YouTube as well.

PBE Slurry Spike | Aerator Slurry Injector | Tiverton | Devon

Ground breaking technology brings you the all new Slurry Spike - it simply cuts small slots into the soil, resulting in better uptake of nutrients for the ground & growing crops.

www.pbeslurryspike.co.uk

PBE Slurry Spike | HiSpec Ltd | Agricultural industry leaders in manufacturing and supplier of high quality machinery

PBE Slurry Spike

Breakdowns are bad enough, but when the offending object is plastered in slurry the repair job is even less appealing. With time to kill while sitting on an umbilical, Phil Blake developed a slurry injector with simplicity at its core

www.profi.co.uk

 

[daveydiesel1]

Some stuff about them on YouTube as well.

PBE Slurry Spike | Aerator Slurry Injector | Tiverton | Devon

Ground breaking technology brings you the all new Slurry Spike - it simply cuts small slots into the soil, resulting in better uptake of nutrients for the ground & growing crops.

www.pbeslurryspike.co.uk

PBE Slurry Spike | HiSpec Ltd | Agricultural industry leaders in manufacturing and supplier of high quality machinery

PBE Slurry Spike

Breakdowns are bad enough, but when the offending object is plastered in slurry the repair job is even less appealing. With time to kill while sitting on an umbilical, Phil Blake developed a slurry injector with simplicity at its core

www.profi.co.uk

Watched couple videos o them ther. Wolud be good idea and mabe would pass as an injector for future reg changes. Like the idea of no macerator but mabe this system would be as dear. See on his website it says no bearings so would it be turnin on bushins? Surelt tgese would wear quite quick as would do some turnin in lenght o a year

 

[mtx.jag]

Watched couple videos o them ther. Wolud be good idea and mabe would pass as an injector for future reg changes. Like the idea of no macerator but mabe this system would be as dear. See on his website it says no bearings so would it be turnin on bushins? Surelt tgese would wear quite quick as would do some turnin in lenght o a year

They are £13k new plus vat. We are having a demo in March hopefully. Cab be tanker or umbilical mounted.

 

[daveydiesel1]

They are £13k new plus vat. We are having a demo in March hopefully. Cab be tanker or umbilical mounted.

Jeekers oh. Thats even more expensive than a dribble bar

 

[mtx.jag]

Jeekers oh. Thats even more expensive than a dribble bar

My thoughts exactly

 

[daveydiesel1]

Was gonna try makin our own thing next winter if the law is changin regards splash plate. Wonder how hard this design would be to make

 

[Jcasey175]

Watched couple videos o them ther. Wolud be good idea and mabe would pass as an injector for future reg changes. Like the idea of no macerator but mabe this system would be as dear. See on his website it says no bearings so would it be turnin on bushins? Surelt tgese would wear quite quick as would do some turnin in lenght o a year

There are no bearings, the outer pipe (carrying the blades) rotates on the stationary inner pipe. It's essentially lubricated by the slurry. They're a good with bit of kit but it can be a major headache to free it up if the inner pipe gets blocked. There is a certain shearing effect created by the rotation of the outer pipe in relation to the stationary inner pipe, but that's about all the chopping it can do.

 

[Cmoran]

Bringing up a old thread here has anyone used one of these on light ground? Would they benefit from a maserator? Does it drop the slurry into the sliced ground or just same as dribble bar?

 

[mtx.jag]

Bringing up a old thread here has anyone used one of these on light ground? Would they benefit from a maserator? Does it drop the slurry into the sliced ground or just same as dribble bar?

Yes we tried one,found it better on grazing ground than the dribble bar but our customers only wanted it in the spring so we left it. It spreads the slurry very well with out a macerator

 

[Cmoran]

Yes we tried one,found it better on grazing ground than the dribble bar but our customers only wanted it in the spring so we left it. It spreads the slurry very well with out a macerator

Does it leave the slurry in lines like the dribble bar? We are finding that the slurry is drying into lines in dry weather was wondering would this be simpler setup than going to a disc injector

 

[Speedstar]

Does it leave the slurry in lines like the dribble bar? We are finding that the slurry is drying into lines in dry weather was wondering would this be simpler setup than going to a disc injector

You do not get that problem with a trailing shoe

 

[mtx.jag]

Does it leave the slurry in lines like the dribble bar? We are finding that the slurry is drying into lines in dry weather was wondering would this be simpler setup than going to a disc injector

We run a dribble bar,trailing shoe and injector. Each has its own place we found.
The slurry spike left a great finish,definitely not in lines,almost like leopard print