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Reviving this thread- looking to get roughly 21 tons delivered and spread near Butler, AL. Can any of you guys who have had luck getting this done provide some contacts?




I can haul it up there or G and D feed store will deliver. You can rent a buggy from them and haul it up there to spread it or I can possibly do it for you as well.

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You can also rent a buggy from Gilbertown not sure if they have lime though

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Thomasville feed and seed renta buggies and sells lime - i limed from them


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Just got a quote Saturday from CoOp.$50 dollars a ton for a trailer load for 26 to 29 tons plus $200 dollars a day for buggy rental.

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Originally Posted by H2901
Reviving this thread- looking to get roughly 21 tons delivered and spread near Butler, AL. Can any of you guys who have had luck getting this done provide some contacts?

Johnnie Batwell. He has lime trucks and spread it in Washington county for us twice. 601-381-3441



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blumsden, who sold you the lime and spread-ed it for you?

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Co-op in pell city, but conditions have to be just right. Good wide roads with no limbs sticking out.

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Originally Posted by blumsden
Co-op in pell city, but conditions have to be just right. Good wide roads with no limbs sticking out.


Also has to be dry. I set a day aside to get lime and buggy and they would sell it to me because it was wet and wouldn’t spread right.

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Co-op in pell city, but conditions have to be just right. Good wide roads with no limbs sticking out.


Also has to be dry. I set a day aside to get lime and buggy and they would sell it to me because it was wet and wouldn’t spread right.


Absolutely the most aggravating thing on earth is lime that bridges in the buggy. Always bring a shovel.


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The first load I got several years ago not knowing better, I had the driver dump it in tall grass, mistake. Was ripping up clods of clay that wouldn’t pass through the gate, frustrating day. Now I dump it in the middle of a hard compacted red dirt gravel road. Also makes getting those last few scoops easier by back dragging it with the bucket.

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Anyone willing to pull a lime buggy and spread lime on a hunting club in Coosa County at Hanover area?

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