Does anyone know of a place that rents lime carts in East Texas? Within an hour or so of Livingston, Huntsville, or Crockett?
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We have about 6 plots ranging from 1-2 acres each. All need about 2 tons per acres. We have struck out on all the feed stores around. Most only have fertilizer carts that’s don’t have a wide enough chain they say for AG lime. They will spread pelletized lime fine but the cost is so much more.
Found one place out of Crockett to buy the Ag lime from and he will spread it. Only problem is he doesn’t do deer leases because of the small plots and bouncing around. They like to show up at 1 hay pasture and spread the entire load there. I tried to sweeten the pot a little for him but it didn’t work.
I am looking for something I can pull with truck or tractor to several plots over a weekend. We have enough plots to get a 18 wheeler load of Ag lime dumped at the lease. We just need a way to spread it. Heck, I would jump renting a small spreader that will hold 1 ton at a time.
If we don’t find anything by the spring I will probably try and build something.
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Little bit of a late response, but I use ElDorado in Elkhart. You have to call them since they don't keep lime on hand all year, but I have bought probably 20+ tons from them over the last 10 years. Grapeland Coop/Grapeland Farm and Ranch claims they can order it, but they are sketchy AF and I would not trust them.
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Originally posted by EastTexun View PostLittle bit of a late response, but I use ElDorado in Elkhart. You have to call them since they don't keep lime on hand all year, but I have bought probably 20+ tons from them over the last 10 years. Grapeland Coop/Grapeland Farm and Ranch claims they can order it, but they are sketchy AF and I would not trust them.
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I always pick up the cart and spread myself when I get it from El Dorado. When I last talked to Grapeland Farm and Ranch they would spread, but I have a narrow gap that their big truck won't fit through.
Make sure you have a real truck to tow. Last haul I did was 4 tons and the buggy doesn't have brakes, so it makes it exciting.
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