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slurry tanker

toughasnails · 2011-02-08 04:21:45

hello all thinking of investing in a slurry tanker between meself an uncle just loking for advice or rough cost of them nothing too big it will be used on either a 390 t 2wd or a 856 case 4wd what sizes would best suit us ground is hilly and when it wet it can be sticky but when its dry is well drivable thanks in advance…

08-02-2011 4:21am

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toughasnails

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hello all thinking of investing in a slurry tanker between meself an uncle just loking for advice or rough cost of them nothing too big it will be used on either a 390 t 2wd or a 856 case 4wd
what sizes would best suit us ground is hilly and when it wet it can be sticky but when its dry is well drivable
thanks in advance
sean

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#2 08-02-2011 11:13am

pajero12

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Don't know about price but with that power i wouldnt go above 2000 2050 gallons!

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#3 08-02-2011 12:46pm

toughasnails

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jaysus i wasnt thinking that big i was thinking more along lines of 1000 gallon tanker there is only 2 tanks to empty

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