- Low running costs per litre – As effluent is sucked up by vacuum and discharged through pressure, slurry tankers don’t require a pump to operate. This is useful where heavier/thicker slurry concentrations are processed which might cause pump burnouts.
- Low labour requirement – Slurry tankers are easy to use, and are a one-person operation. If you’ve driven a tractor, you’ll be fine spreading with a slurry tanker.
- No electricity needed, and low HP requirements – Slurry tankers are an excellent contingency plan as they do not require electricity to run. Talk to us and you’ll be surprised with the low tractor HP requirement!
- Spread nutrients further – The purpose of a modern slurry tanker is to produce a cost-effective increase in agricultural yield. With limitations on the amount of nitrogen that can be spread at one time, a slurry tanker allows you to easily add fertiliser to the mix to promote faster pasture growth… And you can spread effluent nutrients over areas that can’t be reached by other spreading methods.
- Every tank is customised – Conor Engineering slurry tanks come with a vast array of every conceivable option, including overhead booms, galvanized mudguards, two fill pipes on either side, easy arms and much more. A sand agitator is an additional option to keep the slurry mixed up so that the sediment doesn’t settle to the bottom of it.
