Te Pari, clipex or arrowquip cattle crush

[Hilly]

I had a morris when i first started an old one , i cant remeber having any issues it was good it just got to old on me and premier were just new then so ended up with one of them .

 

[neilo]

Haven’t seen one in the flesh but slightly put off by weak looking head yoke and front gates. Maybe internet pictures don’t do it justice

They are only near Bishops Castle, so you could drop over to have a look at one in the workshop in a couple of hours. They’ve always looked grand crushes whenever I’ve been there, and they will make make to whatever spec you want.

 

[tr250]

Glaved yes , i had one of the first mk1s for ni on 30 year , still got it infact no rust , dont have any issues with the self
Locking yoke never bent anything on either of them but my cows are probably smaller thsn yours , even then they were always tight fit in mk1 but the new squeeze is good, although i rarley need to use the squeeze bit .

Cows aren’t an issue generally it’s fat cattle that that run at it with force. We’ve managed to twist one of the yoke gates so it won’t latch together and break the weigh cells twice in that time. In general it’s not a bad crush as we manage to tb test 500+ a day in it. I’d just like to keep them calmer in it

 

[neilo]

Cows aren’t an issue generally it’s fat cattle that that run at it with force. We’ve managed to twist one of the yoke gates so it won’t latch together and break the weigh cells twice in that time. In general it’s not a bad crush as we manage to tb test 500+ a day in it. I’d just like to keep them calmer in it

Seriously, you should ring Pete at Morris. You will speak to the boss, who also designs the crushes, and they finish a decent number of those madly bred cattle themselves each year.

 

[tr250]

Seriously, you should ring Pete at Morris. You will speak to the boss, who also designs the crushes, and they finish a decent number of those madly bred cattle themselves each year.

You can’t beat a lim heifer

 

[Hampton]

They are only near Bishops Castle, so you could drop over to have a look at one in the workshop in a couple of hours. They’ve always looked grand crushes whenever I’ve been there, and they will make make to whatever spec you want.

All the local marts have Morris. Says a lot about yoke strength and usage

 

[Hampton]

You can’t beat a lim heifer

Pete’s Dad Dave finishes around a hundred red limmie heifers per year
Never seen a Morris yoke bent yet.
I’ve got 2 Morris crushes and I also have a Linnie suckler herd. And we are 6 month TB testing.

 

[Hilly]

Cows aren’t an issue generally it’s fat cattle that that run at it with force. We’ve managed to twist one of the yoke gates so it won’t latch together and break the weigh cells twice in that time. In general it’s not a bad crush as we manage to tb test 500+ a day in it. I’d just like to keep them calmer in it

Sounds like you really need a big8

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Sounds like you really need a big8

He wouldn’t regret it

 

[beardface]

Got an arrowquip. Would have another. Easy to use, well designed and comes with squeeze as standard.

 

[j6891]

Got 2 premiers here. Can't speak highly enough of them. Well made and self catch head gate is well thought out for quiet cattle

 

[C.J]

Arrowquip have always said that powder coating is better than galvanising.

However crushes must be galvanised for the FETF.

Guess what - Arrowquip will now supply a galvanised crush.

 

[Hilly]

Arrowquip have always said that powder coating is better than galvanising.

However crushes must be galvanised for the FETF.

Guess what - Arrowquip will now supply a galvanised crush.

Powder coating is utter shyt .

 

[Yale]

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He wouldn’t regret it

Maybe too late,I’ve ordered one and Edgar says it may well be the last one they build due to his main fabricator retiring and himself not getting any younger.

Pity if someone didn’t take on the design and manufacture it.

 

[Hilly]

Maybe too late,I’ve ordered one and Edgar says it may well be the last one they build due to his main fabricator retiring and himself not getting any younger.

Pity if someone didn’t take on the design and manufacture it.

I know a man who would like to do that maybe .

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Maybe too late,I’ve ordered one and Edgar says it may well be the last one they build due to his main fabricator retiring and himself not getting any younger.

Pity if someone didn’t take on the design and manufacture it.

I think Batemans is “very similar” already. I’m sure someone will start manufacturing it from his design

 

[Old Tup]

Maybe too late,I’ve ordered one and Edgar says it may well be the last one they build due to his main fabricator retiring and himself not getting any younger.

Pity if someone didn’t take on the design and manufacture it.

Quality guy and Quality Crates

 

[Grassman247]

Anyone tell me what sort of money they paid for there arrowquip crush and what model it was? Looking at the Q87 model ourselves

 

[Hampton]

Unfortunately Dave Jones, Morris of Lydham past away last week after battling with cancer.
Dave will be greatly missed and thoughts are with Anthea, Sue, Pete and family.

JONES David - Death Notices - Shropshire Star Announcements - Shropshire Star

JONES David Thomas (Crocket) Of Lydham. Passed away on July 25, 2023, aged 85 years. Beloved Husband of Anthea, much loved Father of Sue and Pete and Daughter-in-law Ali. Proud Grandad of Shanna, Milo, Lorna and Ryan. Who will be greatly missed by all his Family and Friends. Funeral Service at...

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[Rossymons]

Anyone tell me what sort of money they paid for there arrowquip crush and what model it was? Looking at the Q87 model ourselves

Theres an Arrowquip for sale near Dorset on Stags online auction. Seeing that it has sailed past my budget soon put me took the fun out of it