Thank you. Gets the job done just the same and saves the machines a bit. Cheers👍

Try the auld Deere and the auld silage wagon for some of the same

@jamie376 the outsides of the fields were cut first and lifted then the centres were cut later it made it handier for kicking out and drying the grass in the middle

@rabmurphy the krone 2900 is a very good wagon they can be bought worth the money. Only thing is a double axle one would be better. We have a smaller potttinger single axle and if the ground is anyway wet at all it digs in to the ground with a full load so I can imagine a single axle 2900 would be worse for that. But if you’ve very dry ground it might be ok. It’s possible to retrofit extra axels to them I believe. If it’s been well maintained like the knives bearings and chains are good it wouldn’t make a bad purchase

Thanks for reply,are the knives hard to change,is there anything I need to watch out for?

@@rabmurphy7089 The knives aren’t too hard to get, my da (he’s a fan of your leyland) gets them from Alexander Mills in Benburb they can order them in from Germany but they need a slight cut made at the top before fitment. They’re not too bad to fit once you get the hang of them they all slot in and there’s a bar that locks them in place. One other thing to watch is that the door can get twisted with wear and tear and not close properly but it can be straightened without too much hassle

@@ronancarragher4efe the leyland is going in for a we tidy shortly lol,thanks for the help

Doing up a 2503 getting it sorted to lift grass at end of this month nice wagon