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FrasseSweden

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Sweden
You don't need the Euro ,
I allways think like that, but then i go on holiday and must buy Euro, Dollar our Pound then i wish we have make the change. And my dealer allways told me now is the price higher again beacuse of the Euro. I wish i was in the export market and get paid in the Euro, Dollar our Pound. But i just a dairy farmer and get 3.36sek/l (28 pence sterling) for milk
 

bobk

Member
Location
stafford
I allways think like that, but then i go on holiday and must buy Euro, Dollar our Pound then i wish we have make the change. And my dealer allways told me now is the price higher again beacuse of the Euro. I wish i was in the export market and get paid in the Euro, Dollar our Pound. But i just a dairy farmer and get 3.36sek/l (28 pence sterling) for milk
28 pence is not bad ,
 

tr250

Member
Location
Northants
I’d swap rims back to standard 24 inch ones. The tyres might even last longer a rigid machine should do 4K hrs on a set a pivot should do nearer 6k hrs
 

mf7480

Member
Mixed Farmer
I’ve never thought it’s efficient to have loaders doing that many hours, we used to do it all with one but it ended up men were waiting for it all the time. If there were other jobs on like unloading fertiliser, loading grain, muck spreading or silage, the yard came to a standstill because there isn’t a loader to use. We run 3 now, a little 2.5t machine for carrying straw around for bedding up and mucking out calf pens, scraping out feed passages etc doing 1100hrs/ year, a ‘main machine’ that does all the feeding, muck loading and silage clamping that does 1250/ year, and an old 12 plate with 8000 hours on that’s a standby machine to use a if the main one is busy. For straw hauling and filling the drill it’s left in the field. That one does about 800/ year. The key thing is nobody is ever waiting for a loader. If a job needs doing, there’s one there to use straight away.
 
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jg123

Member
Mixed Farmer
I had quote and ordered for 460 70 24 other day for £395, not heard off them for 2 weeks actually...... best chase that up maybe they made a mistake 🤔 was wondering if we could manage a 420 in our sheds instead of the 320 but if running costs are that much more ill stick with the small wheels
 

Jerry

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Devon
@Bald Rick
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Just had these turn up in a lorry making a delivery, shall I ask him how much? Should get a few hours out of them if they fit…😂😂
 

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