Rear discharge spreaders ? the good , bad and ugly!!

danpwll

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
flintshire
looking at rear discharge spreaders, around the 10 t model but not too wide , what are the thoughts out there, local dealers have got teagle, bunning and Rolland, heard all sorts of good and bad , wll be doing mainly loose box muck on grass and stubbles so need a good spread pattern as got a few banks and every bugger will comment if I do a bad job !!!!!
 

A H N

Member
Location
Aberdeenshire
looking at rear discharge spreaders, around the 10 t model but not too wide , what are the thoughts out there, local dealers have got teagle, bunning and Rolland, heard all sorts of good and bad , wll be doing mainly loose box muck on grass and stubbles so need a good spread pattern as got a few banks and every bugger will comment if I do a bad job !!!!!
Bunning will do a good job and outlast the rest, but it all depends how much use it's going to get. If your not doing a lot of work with it any of them will do.
 

Farmer Jim!

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We run a 105 low lander Bunning and I can’t fault it, does a great job. Seems to wear the back sprockets which drive floor chain quite fast tho.
 
looking at rear discharge spreaders, around the 10 t model but not too wide , what are the thoughts out there, local dealers have got teagle, bunning and Rolland, heard all sorts of good and bad , wll be doing mainly loose box muck on grass and stubbles so need a good spread pattern as got a few banks and every bugger will comment if I do a bad job !!!!!
Bunning all the way.have run ktwo Marshall and now bunning.they are streets ahead of the rest
 

Mad For Muck

Member
Location
Midlands
Another vote for Bunning, run 4 of them & never had any issues, strong, reliable, fantastic spread pattern & the build quality & finish is outstanding so are built to last - unlike some others....
 

KB6930

Member
Location
Borders
If you're spreading wetter stuff and have hills get something with full width floor slats like the Bunning

We had a Bunning and a Ktwo on hire one year and the Ktwo just wouldn't push rotten muck out going down a hill the Bunning was running rings round it
 

Dman2

Member
Location
Durham, UK
We have an old Delihla spreader
Still going well
Just needs a lie down every now and then
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icanshootwell

Member
Location
Ross-on-wye
If you're spreading wetter stuff and have hills get something with full width floor slats like the Bunning

We had a Bunning and a Ktwo on hire one year and the Ktwo just wouldn't push rotten muck out going down a hill the Bunning was running rings round it
Yes agree with you there, I had a ktwo on hire last year, nice rotten muck, going down hill would not come out, then you swing around at the bottom, all the muck is at the back, you then need 300 hp to travel back up, I ended up spreading diagonally, I had 165 hp on a 12 ton machine, and it made her shout a bit.
 

joe soapy

Member
Location
devon
rear discharge are mostly built to the same basic design, use the same gearboxes etc.
choice then comes down to build / steel quality, 2 or 4 floor chains and spinner deck or not.
Also, what sort of responce you get when you ring the factory about mending a 20+ year old one.
Bunning ticked the boxes for us, they also did a special gateway friendly one for a local contractor.
on wide 28 x 26 ? tyres roads are interesting but leave few marks in the field
 

DrWazzock

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Lincolnshire
I am doing up a 20 year old Triffit. Needed nylon bushes for the front roller and got them next day.(y)

She was nearly too rusted to be a viable project but it won't be doing a lot and handy to have it just when you need it.
I can't really justify a 9 t muckspreader but I get as much pleasure out of renovating stuff as using it.
 

farmerman

Member
Location
Leicestershire
Or ece we've got a lowline field master 1200 superb machine build quality is very good and simple and very reliable bit of kit I believe they are just the same as bunning and come Out the same factory
 

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