Posted by rockyridgefarm on December 26, 2020 at 03:10:30 from (166.181.82.212):
In Reply to: new idea uni system? posted by swindave on December 24, 2020 at 04:33:03:
I had driven a Uni 15 years ago picking seed corn for Kaltenburg seeds. Apparently that was not bad enough to stop me from buying my own this past fall. I bought it to pick 30 percent ear corn to sell to a dairy farmer who milled it and bagged it at his place. The one I bought is a variable speed belt drive 706 with a diesel Perkins. I would definitely get rid of it if I could find a cheap hydro machine. As all have already said, they are not the best for traction when the wagon starts to fill up. I did buy a two wheel side dump cart to try out next year. I am hoping it will keep better weight on the rear and allow for better steering.
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