weighbridge build

[Cowcalf]

might need to watch for chippings getting in the gaps around the bridge. Well done

 

[Phil P]

might need to watch for chippings getting in the gaps around the bridge. Well done

The way I’ve used the I beams should prevent anything getting stuck down the sides as it will drop straight through. When I’ve enough in the kitty to concrete the rest of the yard it will be the first bit to get sorted. Hopefully there’s going to be a new grain store going at the far end (where the muck is tipped) in the near future, so it will be right to just drive over and in to the store. That’s the plan anyway.

 

[tinman]

That's a horrid cheap weigh bridge you got yourself there, £1850 dosent buy much today.
i must say, im not jealous at all...
nice one.

 

[Hesston4860s]

might need to watch for chippings getting in the gaps around the bridge. Well done

I’m sure I’ve seen one somewhere that had some rubber strip stuff that fitted into the gaps to prevent that happening.

 

[Grassman247]

Few pictures of our weighbridge set up View attachment 823496View attachment 823498View attachment 823500View attachment 823502

Can I ask what something like that costs? Can you get a wagon and drag on it?

 

[Robert K]

Can I ask what something like that costs? Can you get a wagon and drag on it?

I am not too sure on cost as it was a few years ago now, and its not quite long enough for the whole unit.

I think ours was in the 10-15k bracket from memory

 

[Blue.]

Can I ask what something like that costs? Can you get a wagon and drag on it?

Quite a few on eBay circa £5k one at 50’ long most are shorter though.