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Nick
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I've also got a 6x4 Ivor Williams, which, while bought new, technically belongs to my SIL, so it doesn't cost me a bean. Happy across fields, behind the tractor, quad or Land Rover, and just as good on the road. Easy to reverse. Ramp goes down easily, and sides come off. I've built, variously, a hut and a roof from timber to reassure people when I've used it for weaners, or 3 large pigs.
Only limit is that there are no gates on the ramp, so I use hurdles.
Carries a dozen bales exactly, without having to stack them.
Weight limit of, we reckon, about 600kg. Probably says so somewhere.
They certainly get 5 stars from me, and turn up at machinery sales every month. |
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