Machinery Photo/Discussion Thread II

Donald Trump · 21-06-2020 09:21PM

Say my name wrote: »

Is there an Irish or European version of this machine?

https://youtu.be/-MezjhVkzYA

With the macerator and the whole thing. Not a stone subsoiler.

Would have a fair pain in the hole emptying a big slurry tower or lagoon with that yoke.

Waffletraktor · 21-06-2020 09:46PM

Donald Trump wrote: »

Would have a fair pain in the hole emptying a big slurry tower or lagoon with that yoke.

You just lack the vision of where smn wants to get the ranch too once the kinks are ironed out. Plans to fit it in between post milking 2nd breakfast and midday tea if possible.

Say my name wrote: »

Is there an Irish or European version of this machine?

https://youtu.be/-MezjhVkzYA

With the macerator and the whole thing. Not a stone subsoiler.

Keep sluicing will know who can help as ad plants pump similar to your mix with screw pumps iirc.

Say my name · 21-06-2020 09:46PM

Donald Trump wrote: »

Would have a fair pain in the hole emptying a big slurry tower or lagoon with that yoke.

For fym and char or lime and whatever other minerals you want to add.
The slurry type above would just leave a void.

I've heard of someone putting an erth panbuster on the back of a tanker. In Holland though.

bogman_bass · 22-06-2020 10:20AM

Not uncommon over there.

https://www.joskin.com/en/spreading-implements/terrasoc

Say my name · 22-06-2020 11:30AM

Waffletraktor wrote: »

You just lack the vision of where smn wants to get the ranch too once the kinks are ironed out. Plans to fit it in between post milking 2nd breakfast and midday tea if possible.

Keep sluicing will know who can help as ad plants pump similar to your mix with screw pumps iirc.

Who told you about the second breakfast?

Buford T. Justice XIX · 22-06-2020 11:46AM

Say my name wrote: »

Who told you about the second breakfast?

He's good friends with the guy who replaces door frames:P

Say my name · 22-06-2020 11:54AM

Buford T. Justice VI wrote: »

He's good friends with the guy who replaces door frames:P

That's alright for a minute I thought he was friends with the guy who complains about dirty yards..

Waffletraktor · 22-06-2020 04:15PM

Say my name wrote: »

Who told you about the second breakfast?

Even a single leg mole plough type frame similar to below would be an idea to tow behind your tank.
https://machinerysales.cheffins.co.uk/m/lot-details/index/catalog/361/lot/216405/Miles-single-leg-long-beam-mole-plough-with-a-qty-spares?url=%2Fm%2Fview-auctions%2Fcatalog%2Fid%2F361%3Fpage%3D4%26view%3Dgrid

Say my name · 22-06-2020 07:30PM

Waffletraktor wrote: »

Even a single leg mole plough type frame similar to below would be an idea to tow behind your tank.
https://machinerysales.cheffins.co.uk/m/lot-details/index/catalog/361/lot/216405/Miles-single-leg-long-beam-mole-plough-with-a-qty-spares?url=%2Fm%2Fview-auctions%2Fcatalog%2Fid%2F361%3Fpage%3D4%26view%3Dgrid

This idea might never take flight.
Well maybe not this year.

I've another little bit of kit purchased, to arrive later in the week.

CloughCasey1 · 22-06-2020 07:34PM

Say my name wrote: »

This idea might never take flight.
Well maybe not this year.

I've another little bit of kit purchased, to arrive later in the week.

5 bag vicon?????

Say my name · 22-06-2020 08:02PM

CloughCasey1 wrote: »

5 bag vicon?????

I actually traded in for a new vicon wagtail a few weeks back.:pac:

This is a fingerbar on an arm.

Buford T. Justice XIX · 22-06-2020 09:53PM

Say my name wrote: »

I actually traded in for a new vicon wagtail a few weeks back.:pac:

This is a fingerbar on an arm.

The Slanetrac one? I was looking at one of those, it would make life very easy.

Say my name · 22-06-2020 10:00PM

Buford T. Justice VI wrote: »

The Slanetrac one? I was looking at one of those, it would make life very easy.

No not that one.
I'd better say no more till one arrives in the yard. I'm getting it for the fences and under wires.

davidk1394 · 23-06-2020 10:12AM

There's spots of rust on my Amazone spreader. Any spray paints I could put on it to slow down the rust ? I wash it and cover it in oil after every use.

23-06-2020 10:29AM

davidk1394 wrote: »

There's spots of rust on my Amazone spreader. Any spray paints I could put on it to slow down the rust ? I wash it and cover it in oil after every use.

I shultz (under body car spray) an old spinner at home,

Used gray shultz,primed it then,sanded and put close to orginal as i could find on it again (be sure to sand rust before starting)

lakill Farm · 23-06-2020 12:25PM

Buford T. Justice VI wrote: »

The Slanetrac one? I was looking at one of those, it would make life very easy.

I bought one this year the 180 version on a 3ton very happy

roosterman71 · 23-06-2020 12:30PM

I've a Slanetrac for the tractor loader. Works very well on the side of hedges, but not worth a damn for the top. I use it to trim the hedge back from wire. Get the hedgecutter to run around the top

lakill Farm · 23-06-2020 12:34PM

roosterman71 wrote: »

I've a Slanetrac for the tractor loader. Works very well on the side of hedges, but not worth a damn for the top. I use it to trim the hedge back from wire. Get the hedgecutter to run around the top

Oh I have only cut beech with mine and top and sides worked the finest.

I cut the side of one whitethorn hedge behind a fence but at the time the top was already cut

Buford T. Justice XIX · 23-06-2020 01:02PM

roosterman71 wrote: »

I've a Slanetrac for the tractor loader. Works very well on the side of hedges, but not worth a damn for the top. I use it to trim the hedge back from wire. Get the hedgecutter to run around the top

I'd only be using it along the insides of the wire to keep the briars from killing the current. With the hedge trimming season here leaving about a week to find someone available to trim hedges when the ground is good enough to hold them, it's looking like I'll have to look at getting one soon enough.

have2flushtwice · 23-06-2020 02:28PM

What's a Flemming tr6 worth?
Looks clean, little done, tyres are great, single axle tipper, with the low creel's approx 12 inch high.
Thinking about a tractor trailer, but don't know if I can stretch to one of these.
I'm guessing 4k?

have2flushtwice · 24-06-2020 12:45PM

Just the same tr6 advertised on done deal, 5200.....so that won't be coming home with me!

lab man · 28-06-2020 10:37PM

Wat happened I don't have reddit

Nekarsulm · 28-06-2020 11:22PM

funkey_monkey wrote: »

Ran a raffle for a 100/90. Forgot to switch tabs when the number generator was running. 185 comes up, your man calls out 164, someone else gasps. A bit of stammering and stuttering and they do the draw again.

Look at agri competitions on Facebook.

Pair of thieving tramps. I wonder how much money was "donated" to the named charity in southern England?

3 the square · 29-06-2020 01:21PM

Could a 390t 4wheel drive no loader comfortably lift a fertiliser spreader with 1 ton in it ??

Gman1987 · 29-06-2020 02:21PM

3 the square wrote: »

Could a 390t 4wheel drive no loader comfortably lift a fertiliser spreader with 1 ton in it ??

2wd 398 here and put 1.1mt in the spreader. Would be light on the front but manageable

Nekarsulm · 29-06-2020 03:30PM

3 the square wrote: »

Could a 390t 4wheel drive no loader comfortably lift a fertiliser spreader with 1 ton in it ??

Lift it OK, would benefit from front weights, especially if on hilly ground.

cute geoge · 29-06-2020 10:01PM

The lift arms levelling adjusters are pretty weak in the 390 ,I welded mine up after they pulled apart .I would check these out before i would load the spreader up

timple23 · 01-07-2020 11:29AM

Any prices from the Bord na Mona auction today?

blue5000 · 01-07-2020 12:15PM

timple23 wrote: »

Any prices from the Bord na Mona auction today?

I watched a previous one live, but can't find a link for this one. The 1000 deposit put me off, viewing time was very limited too. A lot of the good stuff is already gone to the locals I reckon.

lakill Farm · 01-07-2020 12:21PM

blue5000 wrote: »

I watched a previous one live, but can't find a link for this one. The 1000 deposit put me off, viewing time was very limited too. A lot of the good stuff is already gone to the locals I reckon.

Hammod lane wuld be no1 customer is say

Asked a fitter in BNM about 1 tractor in the auction and was told to stay at home and forget its on . It was a little NH 65 in the fiat colours.

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