Stewart GX18 23S - SAS Agri
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close 3 ! but the Stewart model I need is the 20-26 (2t more and 3m3 extra over the 18-23 ).
Spend some money for me !
- Thread starter Clive
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close 3 ! but the Stewart model I need is the 20-26 (2t more and 3m3 extra over the 18-23 ).
Stewart / Larrington similar quality in my experience- Larrington maybe slightly better actually but they are more expensive over a Stewart
both those brands in a different league to many others mentioned on this thread …….. but as always at a price !
Air/ abs/ air suspension is standard at this level - although we use ball and spoon on all our kit we don’t put them on grain trailers as we often need to use outside contractors who don’t have balls
Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
Did u not say a new 20t stewart was 36k?
indeed it is yes - that’s for sane (20-26) spec as our exiting on michilin and equipped with rear tow, removing those things knocks a couple thousand off
would rather not have to buy new but to get the 26m3 we need it’s looking like no other choice
Same trailer cost 21k 4 years ago for comparison/ ag machine price inflation !
awaiting a Larrington quote but expect it to be more than Stewart based on past experience and quotes
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Not be easier to hire a Irish contractor for harvest?
Plenty of them seem to be keen for work with decent tractors big trailers and skilled operators.
Invest the 36k in wheat futures.
Plenty of them seem to be keen for work with decent tractors big trailers and skilled operators.
Invest the 36k in wheat futures.
warksfarmer
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Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
a marshall will be 20k ish for that size, something to consider, good trailers
I bet it won't be that cheap for similar spec - have you had a quote recently ? as I say the Stewart was just over 20 just 4 yrs ago
Inflation has been relentless this last 12 months
I've already messaged Tom - thanks
if I could get reliable and consistent contractors at the right price I would do exactly that
lloyd
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Just bought a small excavator for the handy jobs ,4k difference
between two firms identical machine ,spec etc so still deals to be had.
ollie989898
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There can't be people out there contracting solely carting corn, surely?
that's the problem, contractors busy bailing spreading etc so unreliable re corm carting
TheEarlOfMoray
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- Location
- Morayshire
ollie989898
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If it was me I'd sooner have the Perard as it's dead sexy which is worth another 20K alone.
Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
Not priced anything but a split new 14t was 13k last year
- Location
- Yorkshire
I'd have said 35k. was good value compared to this....
ollie989898
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There was a thread about the aforementioned company on this forum before. No longer a popular choice for many.
- Location
- Forfar,Angus,Scotland
A friend just priced a Marshall 14t with air and flotations,was quoted over £20k,has bought a Richard western for less than £20k.
be interesting to see how the larrington quote compares to the stewart, nothing would surprise me with how things are though
have you priced bailey or any others?just seen on baileys website that their 26m3 trailer is still advertised at £21500... must be a mistake surely
