Our New Abbey Slurry Tanker!!! 

No lazy arm

Had a 1600 gallon but haven't used it in a few years. Have been getting the contractor to do it

Recessed, it is the way the wheels to into the tank

Ya it would be better if the fill point was outside the trailing shoe. I have been holding it up a bit higher so its not bouncing as much and lifting it when turning

Have been getting the contractor to do it for last few years which worked out well while we have been expanding but we have ran the figures and it works out much cheaper to do it ourselves now. Will still get the contractor in with the cord like normal

We don't have one but my cousin has a 6410 that I use the odd time

Trailing shoe if you have level land, dribble bar if you have humps and hollows in your fields & hilly land.

I think the trailing shoe is better for spreading heavier covers as it pushes through the grass

Have a dribble bar myself and on light covers like you were spreading there's no difference, in fact I'm surprised how much splashing you are having. Never spread on heavy covers so I have no comparison but your probably right on that. Either one is fantastic compared to the old splash plate, best of luck with yours

@@kevinwc5439 yes I was spreading in some higher covers after and held it up a bit so it wasn't splashing as much, worked pretty well 👍 both are very good, still getting used to it

It was around 40k but got the grant 😂

@@MCMilkingIt nice my uncle got a hispec 2600 gallon tanker with trail and shoe and rain gun but his folds up and it’s only held on by a change a U bolt that aren’t strong enough for it the weight