lloyd
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Someone has to pay for the fancy tracked machine.Hey, less of the basic equipment
Someone has to pay for the fancy tracked machine.Hey, less of the basic equipment
Got a 125k tractor on my protech p300s+ its what I have. Bit over kill but wife loves the vario, saves her clutch leg between posts.... Got to keep them happySomeone has to pay for the fancy tracked machine.
Steering lock on a JD6155 is terrible ,imo you'd be better of with a £6k 2140.Got a 125k tractor on my protech p300s+ its what I have. Bit over kill but wife loves the vario, saves her clutch leg between posts.... Got to keep them happy
Actually on a 6r150 uses no fuel at all.Steering lock on a JD6155 is terrible ,imo you'd be better of with a £6k 2140.
Use a lot less fuel and nice and light.
Do you find the 150 a lot more economical than the 155 ?Actually on a 6r150 uses no fuel at all.
All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.Someone has to pay for the fancy tracked machine.
£25 ish/hr x10 is £250 day.All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.
Yeah I noticed, I wish I could see a fence line that 1 man can take down and put back up 100 meters in 10 hours by hand, I'm sure there is good going ground out there but it's rare up in these hills.£25 ish/hr x10 is £250 day.
100m one man £2.50 a meter.
A lot of people round here use a six ton excavator with a vibrating knocker attached.All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.
All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.
Mine was around £70k, you can spend alot more than that though.Being nosey, what sort of money is a tracked post knocker?
New £35-95kBeing nosey, what sort of money is a tracked post knocker?
Big old lump in someones garden though.A lot of people round here use a six ton excavator with a vibrating knocker attached.
That'll be some weird spec then. Netting and barb be £1/m so that leaves £1.50/m for posts so your not going to get any quality at that priceIn mvf today and they offering some special offer stock fencing all the materials for 500 metres at £2.50/ metre.
Shield 15 year guarantee stakes and a bucket of staples!!That'll be some weird spec then. Netting and barb be £1/m so that leaves £1.50/m for posts so your not going to get any quality at that price
Just bought materials for 200m inc wooden strainers and 1 gate (clipex posts). Think it works out as £5 ish per m, self installed.In mvf today and they offering some special offer stock fencing all the materials for 500 metres at £2.50/ metre.
ok for 4 grass break in arable landThat'll be some weird spec then. Netting and barb be £1/m so that leaves £1.50/m for posts so your not going to get any quality at that price