- Location
- south norfolk, uk
You got farmers guide too, I see
KTwo gone bust?
- Thread starter Bald Rick
- Start date
- Location
- Scottish Borders
It's good, well made stuff, we have a Redrock tanker (2yo) and an agitator (3mo) . People know it's good stuff as well so its a chain reaction. There's only really one Redrock dealer in Scotland currently and that's Jenkies, but they seem to be shifting mountains of red kit.
Redrock it would seem certainly have their eyes on expansion anyway, they've just built a second factory and they are always coming out with new products and updating old ones. Now they've bought Ktwo it will be incredibly interesting to see what comes out of it.
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- Location
- Oxfordshire
I would like to know what’s wrong with the ktwo silage trailer?
- Location
- Oxfordshire
What a load of rubbish
Not sure if they are all the same but I know of a fairly new ktwo silage trailer where the tailgate extension is held on by 2 pieces of rather thin 100x50 box spigoted into the tailgate held in with m16 bolts Both pieces failed at the bolt hole and the extension fell off.
16t k2 rodeo was so unstable on banks with a level load of maize it was actually scary,the angle of the draw bar running from the chassis to the ring hitch is completely to blame in my opinion
When you look at other main brands,the draw bar is dead straight in line with the chassis.
I’m sure there are owners of these trailers that think they are the bees knees,and obviously hearing negative comments will upset them
No, it will be ThankyouCUlaterASHLEY
- Location
- East Essexshire
Are you not being taken on in the buyout then?
Good luck to you in wherever you go then if that's the case.
Thank you
Ktwo probably the best silage trailer Iv towed out of R western, Stewart, smyth, kane, Marshall, Bailey
but Iv always been told too take the f**king shoe off as soon as you couple any silage trailer on 
I don't think you'll stick for a job Ashley regardless of what happens, good people are always required.
When one door closes etc
Chopper driver does tend to get a tad upset if you leave on the shoe, then drag a big lump out the row taking a short cut across itKtwo probably the best silage trailer Iv towed out of R western, Stewart, smyth, kane, Marshall, Bailey
Minesapint
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- Location
- Oxon
Chopper drivers seem to get upset about most thingsChopper driver does tend to get a tad upset if you leave on the shoe, then drag a big lump out the row taking a short cut across it
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Like combine drivers.Chopper drivers seem to get upset about most things
Man that does our chopping doesn't get upset. Which is surprising as I'm sure farmers that haul silage twice a year and don't know what there doing must infuriate him.
Maybe he's just good at hiding it.
Drove a forager for 7 years for a contractor so I do try not too be a monkey if I can avoid itChopper driver does tend to get a tad upset if you leave on the shoe, then drag a big lump out the row taking a short cut across it
but I do take great pleasure when I back into the clamp as straight as possible and take my sweet time about tipping in the middle of the yard as badly as possible for the buckrake man 
Gets a bit repetitive on maize when your doing small fields all dayKtwo probably the best silage trailer Iv towed out of R western, Stewart, smyth, kane, Marshall, Bailey
We don’t cross the swaths on grass silage so not a big thing to leave the shoe on