Not good

[Jim Hanson]

Anything worse than a broken honey wagon half empty?

 

[rrlund]

Yep, a broken one half full.

 

[Steve in VA]

Anything worse than a broken honey wagon half empty?

One completely full?

 

[Non-farmer]

A sharp stick in the eye?

 

[Mark-Ia]

Tip it over with a tractor and loader to empty it.

 

[wh]

Worse is full and even worse is fix the problem (you think), load it again and BAM. Broke again and full again!

 

[Absent Minded Farmer]

Anything worse than a broken honey wagon half empty?

A vacuum spreader, half full of liquid, that got plugged up.

Mike

 

[Snattlerake]

Downwind from any of them.

 

[Jim Hanson]

Anyone know where to get parts for a knight 252? Southern New England area? Input shaft on gear box. It has a key and a set screw....keyway all wallered out and snaps the key

 

[CLYDE MASON]

yes eating an apple and find 1/2 of a worm in it

 

[Alvin 41]

Anyone know where to get parts for a knight 252? Southern New England area? Input shaft on gear box. It has a key and a set screw....keyway all wallered out and snaps the key

Kuhn Knight Parts center Brodhead WI. 608-897-2131

 

[SkipperII]

Kuhn Knight Parts center Brodhead WI. 608-897-2131

Or a good machine shop, braze it up, cut a new keyway.

 

[Fixingfarmer]

A vacuum spreader, half full of liquid, that got plugged up.

Mike

And sucked in!!

 

[john in la]

It gets worse if you get a good thunderstorm before you get it unloaded.

 

[hermit]

Anything worse than a broken honey wagon half empty?

Being married to my first wife.

 

[KCTractors]

Tip it over with a tractor and loader to empty it.

I have done that already, worked great getting it MT.

 

[ss55]

Anything worse than a broken honey wagon half empty?

It is worst in minus 10 F weather, it needs to be unloaded and cleaned off quickly before it all freezes solid, BTDT.

I honestly did not know that a manure spreader or a feed grinder would ever break down unless they were nearly fully loaded.

 

[730 virgil]

yes eating an apple and find 1/2 of a worm in it

oh shuts

 

[Tim in New York]

I was thinking temperature around zero.

 

[Texasmark]

Downwind from any of them.

Back in 1960 Altus AFB (Ok.) was about a mile N. of a large feed lot......winds in that area were prevalent from the South. After awhile you finally got used to it. Don't know if the base was there first or the feed lot.

I have a JD Model N honey wagon. Was helping a neighbor get rid of the horse dung in her barn. Had half a load of dung, out delivering it, and the H chain, moving the bars across the floor, when one side broke. The result was that the rod rammed the floor and tore up a big chunk of it....unrepairable. So it's parked out back under some trees. Will be there when I expire.