9,000,000 gallons of SLURRY, 12,000 PIGS, 5,500 hectares and 1 NC 4,500 gallon TANKER!

[@frasermathers2287]

A piece of equipment that looks that good after 3 years on pig slurry is a well build and well prepared/painted piece of equipment.

[@johnmchardy4502]

Some set up be plenty action there

[@NCengineeringLtd]

There's always work to do!

[@mesh1248]

U guys should make a set up like the nuhn quads and hold 16000 gallons in two tanks hooked together

[@GRamerDim]

and where would you use that in the uk?

[@mesh1248]

@@GRamerDim narrow it up a little geometry is set up so back tank follows the tracks of the front plus for nc to expand they can sell it to the North American market like they do their dirt dump wagons

[@danishpuma]

​@@mesh1248we have a lot stricter rules on how much you are allowed to carry on the road i most European countries, many countries have smaller and windier fields and I think Europeans are more carefull with structure damage to the soil than you are in the US. In Denmark some farmers run 30k liter tankers, but it seems most preferre them smaller for less compression.

[@NCengineeringLtd]

@mesh1248 thanks for the vote of confidence in our products

[@ThingyGoos]

These setups with all the extra booms, fill arms and dribble bars are already pushing the law a bit in terms of weight. Doubling the tanker weight as well as needing a heavier tractor is taking it well outside of reason​@@mesh1248

[@googies12a]

1hr round trip, woupd be curious to see if a truck and tanker trailer would be more efficient and the tractor stays in the field...

[@davidbrennan3613]

Top class setup for slurry spreading

[@NCengineeringLtd]

You definitely need it when you have that amount of pigs!

[@DaveG7920]

Not bothered about the driver having to break the law every time they take the loaded unit on the road then? Hope VOSA or whatever they are called don't see this.