Had à trailed Lucas before. A beast to chop and spread. It took two 6’ rounds or 2 big squares.
However we now use straw on cubicles, and the passages are quite long and dead ended, so a bit of reversing has to be done. Therefore a mounted is necessary.
Have a Sirot mounted now with electric controls but need to go hydraulic because gobshytes tend to forget to unplug the lead and control box...€700 repair bill.
Sirot and Lucas are made close by so I’ll probably go with one of them. Depending on price.
The Landini has two sets of weights on to stay level as the rounds and squares are usually 500kg.