Muck Spreader

[JimGNR]

A bit off topic but I am guessing there are a few country folk here!

I hire a muck spreader most years to spread well muck!! I would rather buy a small, cheap spreader, either a Howard or Massey Harris or anything really for a few hundred pounds so that I can use it all year whenever I want, only have to spread about 10-15tons per year at the most.

Also a flail type hedgecutter, needs to be good working order and under £1000.

Both preferably within 50 miles or so of Kettering.

[PHIL140701]

oh er i can't read an i can't rite but i'm from gloucestershire an i can drive my tractor

on a more serious note even tho i dont live there any more i'll ave a word with some of the yocals and find out if they ave one kicking about they wanna get some readys for

[ROB 110 HICAP]

Farm dispersal sales, should be in your local farming type paper or contact local auctioneers. Theres a large farming auction every month near me.

[JimGNR]

Farm dispersal sales, should be in your local farming type paper or contact local auctioneers. Theres a large farming auction every month near me.

The nearest around here is Cambridge auctions, this is mostly an arable area so not many spreaders about apart from the huge 10-12 ton rear discharge ones that the contractors use.

[PHIL140701]

http://www.fwi.co.uk/Classifieds/Browse.aspx

try here they have loads of second hand bits for sale (its the farmers weekly web site) my mate recons there be loads on here

[JimGNR]

http://www.fwi.co.uk/Classifieds/Browse.aspx

try here they have loads of second hand bits for sale (its the farmers weekly web site) my mate recons there be loads on here

Been looking on there, mostly £6K plus for BIG spreaders.