Ruined small hay bales.

[Still Farming]

can we have no more if this £150 ton or buyers will think it's real .it ain't gong to happen

£149.99.then maybe ?

 

[spin cycle]

putting hay on a muckheap is a good way to clog a rotospreader

 

[Frank-the-Wool]

putting hay on a muckheap is a good way to clog a rotospreader

Do Rotorspreaders still exist

 

[Paul E]

I think Fred Flintstone still has his.

 

[Northeastfarmer]

putting hay on a muckheap is a good way to clog a rotospreader

Muck is a good way to clog a rotorspreader

 

[It was already broken.]

You lot will upset @spin cycle. The rotospreader is his latest gadget. Before that he let the horse walk across the field and forked the muck out the back of the cart.

 

[spin cycle]

You lot will upset @spin cycle. The rotospreader is his latest gadget. Before that he let the horse walk across the field and forked the muck out the back of the cart.

HORSE....you rich b'stard.....use my kids

oh and a lot of rotaspreaders still being sold...including new....if you want a spreader under 12t it's pretty much the only choice

 

[msheep66]

Do Rotorspreaders still exist

I still have a Howard 155 still going strong.

 

[Bury the Trash]

HORSE....you rich b'stard.....use my kids

oh and a lot of rotaspreaders still being sold...including new....if you want a spreader under 12t it's pretty much the only choice

no need for subsoiler with rotaspreader

 

[jendan]

You lot will upset @spin cycle. The rotospreader is his latest gadget. Before that he let the horse walk across the field and forked the muck out the back of the cart.

You used to tip it out in heaps about 10yards apart with the horse and cart,then spread it out by hand through the late winter/early spring.Older folk on the forum might actually have done it.

 

[blackieman83]

You used to tip it out in heaps about 10yards apart with the horse and cart,then spread it out by hand through the late winter/early spring.Older folk on the forum might actually have done it.

Not one of the older folk on the forum but have spread muck by hand for my neighbour, although he used the tractor and power linkbox to put it out in the heaps

 

[hendrebc]

I still have a Howard 155 still going strong.

Still got a 28 year old 6.5cube Salop going strong.

 

[TripleSix]

3 rotaspreaders in the yard here...

Granted the Howard is laid upside down awaiting me to remove it's chassis.

 

[Paul E]

I still have a Howard 155 still going strong.

.....And it's still not empty.....

 

[It was already broken.]

You used to tip it out in heaps about 10yards apart with the horse and cart,then spread it out by hand through the late winter/early spring.Older folk on the forum might actually have done it.

My father always said he would let the horse walk across and fork it out. He really missed the horses. He admitted once that when the first tractors arrived he found ploughing very tedious so would set the tractor going, get off and walk behind.

 

[msheep66]

.....And it's still not empty.....

It's the muck that holds it together.

 

[IH 684]

Had some real nasty stuff last year. Fed it to some store beast, they thrived on it, shiny coats, filled out nicely.

 

[jendan]

Had some real nasty stuff last year. Fed it to some store beast, they thrived on it, shiny coats, filled out nicely.

Why has your pic got an 85 series cab on it? Or the bonnet look like its an 84?

 

[spin cycle]

Muck is a good way to clog a rotorspreader

keeps making me chuckle

 

[IH 684]

Had some real nasty stuff last year. Fed it to some store beast, they thrived on it, shiny coats, filled out nicely

Why has your pic got an 85 series cab on it? Or the bonnet look like its an 84?

Its a made up tractor