Advice Needed on Tractor Cement Mixer

foundation10 · 29-12-2010 06:09PM #1

I had an old teagle misxer and was working up until yesterday but I knew it was on the way out with the past few months as the sprockets on the drum are worn and are not worth repairing. I have been looking at the teagle which is now in existence namely a spiromix, I would like to hear of anybody's opinions on these as a mixer good and bad? Also where would one find a good secondhand preferably the larger one which I think is a two bag job?

Any other opinions on other makes driven by PTO/Hydraulics would be welcome, I have ruled out the pan mixer as is too big.

Any ideas where tractor cement mixer can be located secondhand?

LostCovey · 29-12-2010 10:05PM

foundation10 wrote: »

Any ideas where tractor cement mixer can be located secondhand?

http://www.donedeal.ie/find/all/for-sale/Ireland/tractor%20mixer%20cement

reilig · 30-12-2010 08:58AM

I have an old mixer that my father bought in 1982. Its one of those that tips as you lower the tractor lift arms. Its still going fine and has a lot of stuff mixed. I worked with a groundworks contractor almost 10 years ago and he had a teagle hydraulic mixer. It was a great job for what we used it for - putting in bases for drinkers, floors in manholes etc. etc. It was very easy loaded, emptied and cleaned. I would recommend one of them - but they are quite expensive in comparison to the ones that come from eastern europe and china.

Cavan Agri import and distribute a lot of the cheaper types of mixer.
www.cavanagri.ie

Advice Needed on Tractor Cement Mixer

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