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Ever hopeful that continually piling it up will shrink the muck heap so that it will still fit on the concrete until the day before it might be dry enough to put on a field..
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How do you like the bucket grab Pan mixer?Ever hopeful that continually piling it up will shrink the muck heap so that it will still fit on the concrete until the day before it might be dry enough to put on a field..
That one isn't the bucket grab, it is a general purpose one. However I usually use the bucket grab for this job and I always use it for mucking out, filling the spreader etc. Brilliant bit of kit. I wouldn't want it on my 627 though - this loader is a 741 but my bucket is the biggest one as it is a bit wider than the loader.How do you like the bucket grab Pan mixer?
I'm thinking of getting one but not sure if it would be too heavy for my loader tractor?
I'm fed up with the muck "snowballing" with the bucket on, but I'm a tad apprehensive if it will be too heavy for her.That one isn't the bucket grab, it is a general purpose one. However I usually use the bucket grab for this job and I always use it for mucking out, filling the spreader etc. Brilliant bit of kit. I wouldn't want it on my 627 though - this loader is a 741 but my bucket is the biggest one as it is a bit wider than the loader.
I have a tine option, it leaks stuff all over the yard, it would dig bad concrete too.I'm fed up with the muck "snowballing" with the bucket on, but I'm a tad apprehensive if it will be too heavy for her.
I did consider a tine version but my old man doesn't need much of an excuse to break concrete up!
It was a six foot version I was looking at and was wondering if the grab part would put a lot of extra weight on the front end?I have a tine option, it leaks stuff all over the yard, it would dig bad concrete too.
In my humble opion this size bucket is very heavy but it is hugely robust. There are lighter ones available I understand.
The sweet corn is all hand picked presumably?Whilst chopping in baby corn we met three little pigs.
It’s baby corn rather than sweet corn and yes it’s all hand picked. We also grew a bit of grain maize before Christmas that we hand picked and we have a man in today to shell it. A real hassle.The sweet corn is all hand picked presumably?
Labour availability doesn’t seem to be an issue for you. What sort of pay rate do your staff get if you don’t mind me asking?It’s baby corn rather than sweet corn and yes it’s all hand picked. We also grew a bit of grain maize before Christmas that we hand picked and we have a man in today to shell it. A real hassle.
Very much dependent on the job but from $100 per month for basic labour to $1000 for the farm foreman. We have 400 people all permanent employees entitled to holiday pay and other benefits. We probably could mechanise more but we actually have a duty to provide work for people.Labour availability doesn’t seem to be an issue for you. What sort of pay rate do your staff get if you don’t mind me asking?
And whats the approximate exchange rate?Very much dependent on the job but from $100 per month for basic labour to $1000 for the farm foreman. We have 400 people all permanent employees entitled to holiday pay and other benefits. We probably could mechanise more but we actually have a duty to provide work for people.
I’ve put the wages into USDAnd whats the approximate exchange rate?
No Kenya shillings it’s just easier to convert to dollars as it’s about $1 to Kshs 110Do you also pay put out in usd?
Love your photo's and insights!
Where in the world is this please?Pruning, getting towards the end now