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Millcreek Spreaders
United States
Registrace 3. 11. 2011
At Millcreek Spreaders, we manufacture high-performance, low-maintenance manure spreaders and arena rakes. As farmers and equestrians ourselves, we know what it means to have durable, reliable, time-saving equipment on hand. That’s why we’re committed to helping you work faster and smarter - so you have more time to spend doing what you enjoy.
Call us today for more information at 1-800-311-1323, or visit our website at www.MillcreekSpreaders.com
Call us today for more information at 1-800-311-1323, or visit our website at www.MillcreekSpreaders.com
Millcreek Spreaders and Spin Groomers
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Millcreek Spreaders
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Visit us at www.millcreekspreaders.com to view current lineup of high-quality, heavy-duty manure spreaders. Financing is available!
Why Choose Millcreek?
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Why should you choose Millcreek? Because it's the best compact manure spreader on the market, backed by thousands of satisfied customers and the industry's best warranty. Millcreek value is unsurpassed. www.millcreekspreaders.com 1-800-311-1323
Millcreek Arena Spin Groomer: Technical
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The Millcreek Arena Spin Groomer is perfect for owners who want the best footing for their horses. The circular motion levels and smooths the arena surface more effectively and efficiently than rakes and harrows. It is also designed for athletic tracks, baseball diamonds and more.
Millcreek Arena Spin Groomer: Equestrians
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The Millcreek Arena Spin Groomer is perfect for owners who want the best footing for their horses. The circular motion levels and smooths the arena surface more effectively and efficiently than rakes and harrows. It is also designed for athletic tracks, baseball diamonds and more.
Millcreek Customer Profile: Doeke Dobma at Clink's Care Farm
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Clink's Care Farm is a livestock and market garden enterprise designed to bring mentally challenged people to a place of social and vocational sustainability. Millcreek Manufacturing is proud to play a small but vital part in this work.
Tuffon Hall Vineyard
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Pod Crowther of Tuffon Hall Vineyard in Castle Hedingham, UK explains how they use a Millcreek Model 27 spreader to add nutrients to the base of their vines in summer and fall. This is another example of the versatility of Millcreek spreaders when used in an agricultural context.
Millcreek Customer Profile: Barker Organics, Norfolk, UK
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David Barker of Barker Organics discusses how he uses his Millcreek Model 27 in a market garden to produce top quality organic vegetables.
Millcreek Customer Profile: Morley Research Farm, UK
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David Jones and Hazel Fielding describe how their Millcreek Spreader is used in precisely calibrated research trials at Morley Farms in Wymondham, England.
Kevin Melling: European Distributor for Millcreek Spreaders
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Kevin Melling of Meadow Machinery, Ltd talks about the advantages of using Millcreek Compact Manure Spreaders in an agricultural environment. Tested and proven in organic farming, scientific research and vineyard operations, Millcreek Spreaders are ideally suited for European use.
Dolly Wheel Jack
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Millcreek's Dolly Wheel Jack will save you time and energy every time you use your Millcreek Compact Equine Spreader.
End Gate
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Add an End Gate to your spreader to keep your load in place while you drive to the field.
Fines Pan
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You will appreciate a Fines Pan if you use pelletized bedding or need to spread fine particulate matter. It gives you a more precise and controlled spreading option.
Upper Beater
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With an upper beater, your spreader can more easily break up hay, straw, cattle and compacted manure, giving you a very even spread for your fields.
Julie Goodnight PA Horse World Expo Interview
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Julie Goodnight PA Horse World Expo Interview
Phil Brodhecker Dealer Interview
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Phil Brodhecker talks about his Millcreek experience from a dealer's perspective.
Terry Myers Training Center - Terry Myers
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Terry Myers Training Center - Terry Myers
Millcreek Functionality: Amber Seltzer
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Millcreek Functionality: Amber Seltzer
Mill g=creek spreader is 25 years old ?
I have a older model? How do I get chain back on?
How do you put the spring on do you have a video of this
Can you make it available in India.
Hello! We do have an international distributor. What's your email, I'll be happy to send over info!
Your going to need 1 of these
Horse hockey
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How do you replace the beater chain
Cool!👍
Thanks. Early morning lifesaver hahah
The arm on my spreader does not seem to be traveling enough to click the sprocket. What should I check next as this doesn't seem to be the issue.
Information where to buy apron chain? Thanks
Hi Swain, please call us at 800-311-1323 and select 2 for parts and service.
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Always enjoy seeing Jane and David Barker at the weekly Queens Park Farmers' Market in London. Loading a 100 tonnes by hand each year, that is impressive! Notwithstanding all the other work. Thank you for keeping us nourished with healthy food during all those years.
The Secret to putting on a PTO Shaft “Here is the best way to do it bar none: Back up to the implement making no mistake on distance or evenness. Get off the tractor and give the line-up a once over. Once you are certain everything is perfect straddle the PTO shaft and pull into place. Although everything was perfectly even and lined up the shaft will be off-center. Mutter a small obsenity about the impossibility of these relational physics. Get back on the tractor and go back and forth at least 3 times. Climb back down and straddle the PTO shaft again only to find out it is worse than the first time. Even though you are fully aware of the weight of the implement you should now attempt to move the implement. This will automatically cause a slightly larger obsenity to blurt out of your mouth. Climb on the tractor again and while in 3rd gear rip around and get a clean shot at the implement. Climb off muttering something about putting a man on the moon and pull the PTO Shaft until it meets up with the tractor’s PTO. Calculate the odds of six splines over the circumference of the shaft and after quick calculation make mental note to never play the lottery again. Throw down the PTO shaft and kick the tire hard enough that you will remember it for the rest of the day. Wipe your forehead with your sleeve, yell at the dog, promise a kick in the pills to the unfortunate inventor of this contraption then go get a drink of water. When you come back the shaft will go on on the first or second try. It is extremely important to put the PTO cover somewhere you will not remember it and it is likely to hide for at least 4 weeks. Climb on the tractor and wait for 20-25 seconds before you start the tractor. This will provide sufficient time for the wife to call you in or the cell phone to ring and avoid wearing out your starter prematurely. I hope this helps…it works everytime for me.” -DwightD123
Absolutely spot on 😅👍
All very true and reliable (I think)...BUT, lining up the shaft and pto is only part of it. The fun begins when you manually shove the shaft forward while pulling back on the ring and spring that lock it into place.... push-pulling at the same time...WHAT! When I was young and strong....maybe! But now at 85, I have trouble opening a jar of pickles or my medicine bottles! But alas, I found the running a bar through the shaft u-joint and into a hole in the draw-bar below, I can leverage the shaft onto the pto a lock the pin into place....wha-la!!! Never say die!!!
Yuk!
I need a small manure spreader that is not more than 48 inches overall width. what do you recomend
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I want to buy this tailor part
I would not recommend this for horse arena's. I purchased one, used it twice, and it dug up the base of my arena's. And company won't reimburse me the re stocking fee.
Sounds like you didn’t have enough sand as a top layer 🤷🏻♂️
Do not use for horse arena's. I did and am regretting it. It destroyed my outdoor ring - dug up the base and damaged my indoor arena base.
If you ran it too deep, how is that the manufacturers fault? Besides, you worked up 2 arenas and then you noticed YOU had it set too deep? WOW!
@@atomicwedgie8176 agreed!!
I want this product
Es u na bellesa
Brilliant place and people
Have you been a patient there?
I'm sorry it went all stupid for you. It has only done me the world of good and everyone I know.
where was the p.t.o grard check chain?
Paul Bodman this is a Bondioli&Pavesi they dont need a chain i have the same 1
the guard had a chain hole on it so i,d imagine it would need to be on ! they dont last two minutes anyway and are a nightmare to get on and off quickly !
This is rubbish it needs to rot down before being put back on otherwise you sour your paddock
Es eselente perfeta manifica