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how much is it?....not whistles + bells just basic....does it sit inside the race?
how much is it?....not whistles + bells just basic....does it sit inside the race?
Basic without the weigh bars, friend said £620 - which seems dear IMO, but still the cheapest catcher on market.
See previous pictures I posted, is supposed to sit inside existing race.
i don't think thats bad...after all there needs to be a return for designer.....and it looks easy,portable and justifiable for smaller flocks
There's not a lot to them.I think if you compare the manufacturing involved, compared to a spring scale weigh crate it seems expensive - considering they can be bought for around £400.
But yes, it's firmly on my list
Hi, we have been hovering over the choice of weigh-crate for ages and really need to get one now. Prices are generally eye-watering but we've been offered a pretty good price for a new scanweigh + entry level scale, I'll be grateful if you'll share your thoughts about yours.I was after the same thing. Like a weigh create that I can clamp them in. Don't like the idea of the rope clamp idea as think it would loose grip as some point. Would rather it with a gate at the front also. Ordered a iae scanweigh create and tru test reader etc. Still no use for dagging, dosing etc though.
It's coming this week. I got a grant for it and was wanting it with trutest electrics so I can use the reader stick and screen on my cattle crush to. Iae weren't keen supplying it that way but they've came round now. Looked at a lot of them and think it's a good option.Hi, we have been hovering over the choice of weigh-crate for ages and really need to get one now. Prices are generally eye-watering but we've been offered a pretty good price for a new scanweigh + entry level scale, I'll be grateful if you'll share your thoughts about yours.
Thanks for that, please let me know what you think when you get it. I've had a few 'customised' things from IAE and they've been pretty good, trutest is a good choice. A friend has told me that his brother has the IAE supplied Gallagher weighing kit, and that it is alright - but I really would prefer a play around with it first before ordering. Cheers.It's coming this week. I got a grant for it and was wanting it with trutest electrics so I can use the reader stick and screen on my cattle crush to. Iae weren't keen supplying it that way but they've came round now. Looked at a lot of them and think it's a good option.
Yeh I will let you know. I am holding of drawing the next lambs waiting for it so I better come this week.Thanks for that, please let me know what you think when you get it. I've had a few 'customised' things from IAE and they've been pretty good, trutest is a good choice. A friend has told me that his brother has the IAE supplied Gallagher weighing kit, and that it is alright - but I really would prefer a play around with it first before ordering. Cheers.
Assuming you have it, any thoughts?Yeh I will let you know. I am holding of drawing the next lambs waiting for it so I better come this week.
No bother. You just pull the rope through the clamp thingy to tighten and then lift it up and out to loosen.How does the fastening mechanism work with the rope?
... The Easycare ewes at bolusing time will be the test. Not used the weigher yet. It's pretty heavy but managing to move it around on a sack barrow.
Make a video while you are there, theres nothing online I can find!@Woolless can i come over and see it working somtime.?