Which machinery brands have good paintwork?

Steevo

Member
Location
Gloucestershire
Was thinking this afternoon that my earlier thread on paintwork could be turned around to be positive.....so please post below machines that have excellent paintwork.

My big vote goes to Chafer - quality paintwork that doesn't chip or peel, and even has a clearly visible undercoat.
 

puntabrava

Member
Location
Wiltshire
Stewart trailers paintwork looks fantastic.kuhn paint on my plough is good too
Nick...
This paint isn’t so great on a Stewart.
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egbert

Member
Livestock Farmer
to date....
JD Mannheim green (;)) , Mchale wrapper paint seems to be stuck on, CAT paint seems pretty good, Marshall spreader and trailer ditto ...plenty of undercoat where is scraped off by abuse here.
 

RobAnglia

Member
Heva
Bogballe
Kuhn
New Holland yellow

Kuhn have completely lost it recently. Thin powder coat now, straight on shiny scale and sharp edges. Mentions above a 2008 Kuhn spreader being good. This was defintely the case and continued until about 2012/14, but now desperately poor.
Some Kverneland, Major, KRM worse. CAT good, but Challenger equipment has become very poor, particularly the black parts, since the introduction of MT series.

20 year old Simba is very well prepped and painted. Deere pretty good 1995 - 2010. Austrian Case, Steyr much better than US or Basildon examples.
 

DeeGee

Member
Location
North East Wales
The worst I have found is the orange paint on Browns equipment. I have several of their implements, all bought brand new within a year or two of each other, and the paint is a joke on them all. Seems to just flake off without any cause, sometimes almost from new, always exposing rusty metalwork underneath.

There is simply no excuse for the shoddy standard of paintwork on their machines, and because of this I would be most reluctant to buy anything else manufactured by them. Get you act together Browns, your paintwork is a disgrace.
 

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