There are a few single axle chaser bins around at sensible money. Looking at one for possibly drill filling and possibly weighing up using lorries for further away ground. Are the single axle ones unstable? The couple of seen seem around 15-16Ts
Single Axle Chaser Bins
- Thread starter puma power
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- Location
- S. Staffs
Seem to recall Richard Western ones being prone to a rolypoly but I would suggest it very much depends on wheel and tyre equipment and driver capability!
The couple i've seen are horsch. They just look very top heavy!!!
- Location
- S. Staffs
Where are they as a matter of interest please?
One sold very cheaply last year at a farm sale, bought by Bocassion, I tried several times to contact them for a price but they never replied to my messages.
One sold very cheaply last year at a farm sale, bought by Bocassion, I tried several times to contact them for a price but they never replied to my messages.
One is in Agri Linc one with firby in York’s.
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
Mate has
this for sale
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Wouldn't take long to fill the drill with that!
- Location
- S.E
That's good value imo
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- horsch
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