I have an old lawntractor - lawnmower type 12 HP with the deck removed and a tipping trailer for poo picking onmy sloped fields. The wheels do not cut up the grass / grazing and it is low geared so it copes with slopes easily. The brakes are a bit naff, but if its left in gear when stopped it does not move at all. The trailer I use can take 4 dengi bags of poo so you have plenty of capcity to fill. Kay and the clops "newshound" wrote in message news:6s1uamF3rscvU1@mid.individual.net... > All the water containers frozen this evening, had to barrow water from the > spring-fed trough at the end of the field (I normally pump to a static > bulk tank). And field pooping has been hard work for the past couple of > months. > > Any pointers /suggestions for a quad bike which will pull a trailer of > poo? Guess a 4x4 would be best. Field is on a slope and has some boggy > bits. (I have a compact tractor for topping, but am not allowed to use it > in the winter!) >
"Kay Andrews" wrote in message news:H-2dnVdCupULVcHUnZ2dnUVZ8u2dnZ2d@bt.com... >I have an old lawntractor - lawnmower type 12 HP with the deck removed and >a tipping trailer for poo picking onmy sloped fields. The wheels do not >cut up the grass / grazing and it is low geared so it copes with slopes >easily. The brakes are a bit naff, but if its left in gear when stopped it >does not move at all. The trailer I use can take 4 dengi bags of poo so >you have plenty of capcity to fill. > > Kay and the clops Yes, I'd wondered about that option too.
