weighing scales

razor8

I’m using a digital crane clock now for 4 years & only replaced batteries a few times

roosky

Robson99 wrote: »

Anyone ?

I bought one off o'hara in Carlow, had to get rid of it as waste of time.....they are not properly balanced so when a lamb wend in and stood mostly as one end with his arse against the back door he was 3 kg heavier than if i put him in the other end of the scales.

Bough one of DMD scales in mayo last year and very happy with it...its a weigh cell under the sales rather than a clock.

razor8

roosky wrote: »

I bought one off o'hara in Carlow, had to get rid of it as waste of time.....they are not properly balanced so when a lamb wend in and stood mostly as one end with his arse against the back door he was 3 kg heavier than if i put him in the other end of the scales.

Bough one of DMD scales in mayo last year and very happy with it...its a weigh cell under the sales rather than a clock.

picture?

roosky

razor8 wrote: »

picture?

http://www.dmdlivestockscales.com/digital-sheep-scales.html

razor8

roosky wrote: »

http://www.dmdlivestockscales.com/digital-sheep-scales.html

never heard of them, look a good job, how much are they?

roosky

razor8 wrote: »

never heard of them, look a good job, how much are they?

I got mine last December 12 months, it was a demo model so got it for €700, seems dear now but was sick to the teeth of sending lambs to slaughter and not trusting the scales.

ganmo

razor8 wrote: »

I’m using a digital crane clock now for 4 years & only replaced batteries a few times

How well does that do if the lamb is a bit jumpy

orm0nd

Stanley's from Laois sell the most accurate scales, it is running on bearings

Hard Knocks

razor8 wrote: »

never heard of them, look a good job, how much are they?

Dealt with them on Cattle scales, they’re a family business over in Mayo.
Very good after sales.