Spreader manure spreaders

[Egon]

" The political manure doesn't seem to improve the pasture much here. "

Probably leaches out critical mineral content and offsets any items added for better pasture.

Egon

 

[cowboydoc]

If you aren't emptying it everyday I would go with a pretty big spreader. I don't know about there but here you can go to farm sales and get older manure spreaders for $200-500. It sounds like the more you could fit in the better. I have hauled around a full size spreader with my 4600 no problem so I don't think you'd have any problem with the 4310. Do you have much hilly ground where you have to spread?

 

[yooperdave]

I was going to add that an arrogant Architect or Developer is also a highly effective way of spreading loads of manure /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif.

(They probably say that about engineers also).

Yooper Dave

 

[Egon]

Yooper; surely you have heard the age old saying of the fellows with the hard hats and dirty hands when they hear an Engineer is about to visit.

BSc
MSc
PHD

Where the first refers to what you were saying.
The second means more of the same.
The third refers to piled higher and deeper.

Egon

 

[farmerdick]

Thanks for your suggestions. I will not be spreading frequently, probably would try to do 1 acre sections at a time. I will look for a used larger unit. Land is not flat so size/weight will be a factor, as will PTO HP required.