Arthur
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I'd have no interest in that yoke, probably have to cart around adblue to keep it going.
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TAFKAT
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I bet you said the very same thing about TVO
Arthur
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What's that?
laoisfarmer
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Safe to say it’s not me !!!
muckymanor
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johndeere6920s
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headcase
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Get a nurse tank or dig a small hole near the pump for the tankers to dump n go
johndeere6920s
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For the amount of times I will do it I wouldn't bother.
That system works perfect if there's enough tankers drawing and there not meeting eachother on the road
drew
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Silage trailer with a pipe up over the side to hook the the tankers too and a valve on the front corner to hook the pump to seems to be the way to go now
headcase
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Hole in the ground works well with the lad that pumps mine
He has 1 or 3 big dairy units renting ground a fair way from the main unit
The tankers just reverse to the hole dump n go no pipes to mess with
massey 6480
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That trailer / one identical is gone to a outfit near here .
Have drawn a slurry to the hole in the ground to be spread with the pipes work`s well . But definitely not legal .
Have drawn a slurry to the hole in the ground to be spread with the pipes work`s well . But definitely not legal .
johndeere6920s
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That trailer is worth more than my whole outfit 🤣
gone
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Aghh don't be running down the CVXs they are fine tractors.
johndeere6920s
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Always a good day when one doesn't give upAghh don't be running down the CVXs they are fine tractors.
johndeere6920s
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Sure drop it down to me and I'll tell you there in a few weeks time
slurryboy
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Spread at a farm where they have an artic trailer in one block of land for if it won't travel it holds 3 loads comfortably but wouldn't hold 4. A 3000g tanker will be around 13.5m³ so assuming that your bin is 8ft wide and 8ft tall it would take 2.5 loads. At 6ft high and 8ft wide it wouldn't quite hold 2 loads
Seedsower
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Is there any particular reason deutz are being superseded?
drew
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Doesn’t need to be a fancy fresh trailer tho 😂 just knew I’d seen it the other day as an example!
Danielk
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the deutz dealer is now a Massey dealer. Was either stay with deutz and change dealer or stay with dealer and change brand. Everyone happy with the Masseys
headcase
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We Love Slurry | Not quite a nurse tank but does our job on our ground away from home | Facebook
Not quite a nurse tank but does our job on our ground away from home. Wagon body sunk in the ground so no pipes to mess with. Just dump the load and back on the road.
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scoffcruddle
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I’ve thought of various things over the years,pillow tanks,hooklift bins,shipping containers etcWe Love Slurry | Not quite a nurse tank but does our job on our ground away from home | Facebook
Not quite a nurse tank but does our job on our ground away from home. Wagon body sunk in the ground so no pipes to mess with. Just dump the load and back on the road.
I’m just going to dig a hole ,might end up holding a million gallons by the time I’m done.
You wouldn't get away with that around here
. Would need to be lined and planning permission not likely given even at that
scoffcruddle
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One not far from me dug without planning.You wouldn't get away with that around here
Went for a walk up to the Carrig of Kyle. I remember the woods being Scots pine and being cut and replanted . The replanted ones suffered wind blow and were cleared and replanted again. I have seen three different plantings on this site. Not sure what the tanker is about. Maybe once a day milking gives him time to launder diesel .
