Excuse my ignorance but what is that?Gives a bit of satisfaction to have things serviced and repaired before you put them away for winter. This new rubber is much more flexible than the old type and easier to put in. The seller reckons it the other types are made from recycled rubber hence why they are less flexible. He reckons that this new type should last longer. Time will tell. View attachment 78661
Bottom of the agitator. Going through a good few on our nc, but I think it’s largely due to a tank we mix that tends to have plenty of stuff in it that shouldn’t beExcuse my ignorance but what is that?
The agitator that only gets occasional use is harder on rubber bearings as the shaft is more rusted on startup and wears the rubber more until polished.Bottom of the agitator. Going through a good few on our nc, but I think it’s largely due to a tank we mix that tends to have plenty of stuff in it that shouldn’t be
If that's the problem would it be possible to fit a nylon sleeve on the shaft?The agitator that only gets occasional use is harder on rubber bearings as the shaft is more rusted on startup and wears the rubber more until polished.
The current would get more work than the last and we never touched it. Would always be started slow to try make sure water gets in to lubricate it. There’s either an imbalance in it or it’s due to the numerous piles of silage, net, rope, wire and foot wrap that ends up on itThe agitator that only gets occasional use is harder on rubber bearings as the shaft is more rusted on startup and wears the rubber more until polished.
It will be a tidy job when you're finished. How do you find that type of bale trailer compared to a flatbed?Got it welded proper tonight. I'd never have time to do this kind of stuff if I was working full time.
Welded an angle iron to the inside of each bar to take the outward force of the bales then welded wash bar to the chassis.
A lick of paint and a plastic end in each and it will be ready for bales
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It will be a tidy job when you're finished. How do you find that type of bale trailer compared to a flatbed?
Oh I didn't know you could load them with the bale lifter. That would make it a handy job alright. It's doing good work for you so, with that amount of bales.It's handy because we don't have a loader and can load it with a standard single bale lifter. No need to tie bales either. It's only used on the farm to draw bales close to the shed for wrapping. It would carry about 400 bales in the year.
Oh I didn't know you could load them with the bale lifter. That would make it a handy job alright. It's doing good work for you so, with that amount of bales.
Resurfacing the laneway with road plainings. Is it worth hiring in a roller?View attachment 80910
Definitely, and if it’s anything likely 804 it will pack better when dampResurfacing the laneway with road plainings. Is it worth hiring in a roller?View attachment 80910
Yes definitely worth rolling and heavier the better .Resurfacing the laneway with road plainings. Is it worth hiring in a roller?View attachment 80910
Resurfacing the laneway with road plainings. Is it worth hiring in a roller?View attachment 80910