I’ve had this loader since then and works it every day. I regularly grease the loader but this year decided to change all pins and bushings which I bought from Tim Gleeson in Nenagh. I was amazed when I went to change the pins and bushings that there was virtually no wear on the pins or bushings. It is a testament to the loader and the Quickie name that the pins and bushings stayed in such good condition for such a long time.

Picked up a flexigrip and a silocut from farmhand last summer. Needed both for the incoming season. The Alo is a good brand and they provide top quality implements. As contractors, we like to show up on site with the best of the best, and we achieve that will Alo, and indeed with Farmhand.

We've 2 Trima loaders on the yard that serve us well. With a mushroom farm, we've plenty of use for the loaders and after looking around, decided to go with the Trima Vera-X series from Farmhand. Very happy with the loaders, and with the service and support from Farmhand.

The Quicke loaders are very popular in Ireland and I see tons of them all the time. We got our quicke loader back in 2008, and we've been very happy with it to date. We look after it which counts, but it's a good quality loader. Good nagles, easy to use, and despite daily use, it's in great condition.