Polish machinery

[Werzle]

You might want to wait until Brexit is sorted........... We dont want your beef or machinery once we leave !!

Fixed that for you.

 

[Moors Lad]

Fixed that for you.

Are you Boris?

 

[Wilkster]

Do you remember the brand?

Sprayer is a Jar-met and wuffler is Talex/Boccian?

 

[getting on]

I've bought a bit of Polish machinery , it's generally for the small farmer , I just made it do a bit more , build quality is better now and it's cheap £ / ha , if you're going for the bigger farmer a whole set of new issues will follow

I agree, as a small farmer pennies count so 4 years ago i bought a polish sprayer 12 metre boom new for less than £2000.00. British equivalent over £5000.00. It does the job.

 

[76masseyman]

Polish machinery !

Not very often, just a good wash and a grease up.
Tractor may get it once a year, but do the windows quite regularly

 

[Still Farming]

Are Samaza still going or is uk importers dried up?
Few grassland events and shows and not seen them lately???

 

[Pardus84]

Sprayer is a Jar-met and wuffler is Talex/Boccian?

Jar-Met is relatively small brand name here . Indeed budget even for PL. Market leaders are considered Krukowiak and Unia. Don't know much about wufflers, sorry.

 

[Tim G]

Are Samaza still going or is uk importers dried up?
Few grassland events and shows and not seen them lately???

I thought they are sold by weaving machinery.
Is it right that Samasz build mchale mower beds?

 

[Still Farming]

I thought they are sold by weaving machinery.
Is it right that Samasz build mchale mower beds?

Just seem quiet at moment .
Were'nt in Grassland demo at Shepton mallett last year too?

 

[Tim G]

Just seem quiet at moment .
Were'nt in Grassland demo at Shepton mallett last year too?

I'm sure they were at the Highland last year.

 

[Pardus84]

Hi! From which Eastern Europe country are you?

I have Polish Jarmet sprayer, made in 2005. Metal is tired and breaks at welding points

I have Sipma straw chopper, spreader. Chain tensioners and the whole mechanism is made of weak metal, and bends. Also the spreader blocks easily and is not the best design.

Plenty of guys sell and also use Polish made machinery amd they are happy with it.

But never forget,that Poland is Europes China.

Born in Romania, my mother from Ukraine, this is how I ended up to understand Polish, slavic languages are similar.

In what respect? Don't see anything wrong with PL being Europe's China.

 

[Pardus84]

Are Samaza still going or is uk importers dried up?
Few grassland events and shows and not seen them lately???

Seen it in Poland today. Surprised it didn't melt, +36°C [emoji12]

Just kidding.

 

[Pardus84]

I purchased a Polish made sprayer................ I think mine was made first thing Monday morning after the Poles had been on the vodka all weekend !!

Good enough after I had put all the pipes on the correct way, fixed the leaks and tightened up the nuts.


You might want to wait until Brexit is sorted........... we might not want your beef or machinery once we leave !!

When we leave, plenty of quality beef and chicken will be on its way from US. GMO fed. Btw, strong supporter for GMO crops, seen soya in Ukraine, very impressive.

 

[james ds]

I thought they are sold by weaving machinery.
Is it right that Samasz build mchale mower beds?

Your nearly right , Mchale buy the beds and gearboxes from the same company as supply Samaz. A name some thing like Staraweisky.

 

[james ds]

Are Samaza still going or is uk importers dried up?
Few grassland events and shows and not seen them lately???

They have an importer here and his best selling machine is the tripple mowers , a lot of contractors now using them and they are working as good as any of the other big brands .

 

[Roy_H]

As for the Agrofart sprayer, it would be even funnier if one was spotted being pulled by a certain tractor of Turkish origin who's 6 letter name starts with E and ends in t and has the letters rkun in the middle.

 

[Pardus84]

As for the Agrofart sprayer, it would be even funnier if one was spotted being pulled by a certain tractor of Turkish origin who's 6 letter name starts with E and ends in t and has the letters rkun in the middle.

My colleague suggested that AgroFart would be a good name for slurry tank or manure spreader.

 

[Pardus84]

I don't have any experience with Polish machinery (just Polish workers who are mostly excellent!).

However, you might not find that this forum is not good for feedback. I do enjoy being on TFF, but the majority of farmers who post here are arable / livestock / mixed. Most of this machinery would be sold to horticulture farmers in Kent / Herefordshire / Lincolnshire.

- not a criticism of the forum; just an observation.

The machinery I have in mind is mostly for arable, besides the only experience I've got is arable. Thanks for your comment.

 

[farmerm]

Polish machinery? I don't have time for that nonsense, mine is lucky to get a quick blast from the pressure washer.

 

[Roy_H]

My colleague suggested that AgroFart would be a good name for slurry tank or manure spreader.

No surprises that for the UK the tractors are marketed under an alternative name (ArmaTrac)