This 2019 Kuhn 30,000 liter feed mixer on rbauction is basically a mystery until you get eyes on it

30,000 liters of mixing capacity. That is a massive feed mixer for any serious livestock operation. 2019 Kuhn Profile 30.2DL feed mixer. 540 PTO. Sitting in Maffra, Victoria, Australia. Listed on rbauction.com. No inspection report yet, no hours, nothing beyond five photos and a serial number. You are going in mostly blind on this one until more details come through, so keep checking back before you commit to bidding. For anyone outside the ag world, a feed mixer like this blends hay, grain and supplements into one consistent ration for cattle or dairy herds. Getting that mix right matters a ton for animal health and a mixer this size can handle a big operation without constant refilling. Kuhn has a solid reputation in the ag equipment world, so even without a full report yet, the brand name carries some weight. Anyone here run a Kuhn mixer this size before? How is it handled a big herd for you?

u/Echoing_voice — 2 days ago
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Talu Brouq Meadows, Skardu 🇵🇰 A Peaceful Mountain Escape

Quiet meadows, dramatic mountains and wide open skies make Talu Brouq feel like the perfect place to slow down and breathe. A beautiful corner of northern Pakistan that deserves more attention.

📍 Talu Brouq Meadows, Skardu, Pakistan 🎥 Credit: hunza_tourism_club_ (Instagram)

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Dogs can teach us that it’s okay to stop for a while, to take a pause and breathe, to not rush everything and to just be in the moment! Would you agree?

u/Echoing_voice — 3 days ago
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Cascada El Chiflon, Mexico. The Bridal Veil of Chiapas

Hidden among the green mountains of Chiapas, Cascada El Chiflon drops through limestone cliffs into striking turquoise pools. The Velo de Novia is the star of the show and the jungle trail makes the journey just as special.

📍 Chiapas, Mexico

🎥 Credit: stayandwander (Instagram)

u/Echoing_voice — 24 hours ago

This antique threshing machine on rbauction has no serial number and might as well be a piece of farming history

24 ft by 5 ft. No manufacturer plate. No serial number anywhere. This thing is old enough that it predates modern paperwork entirely. Antique threshing machine. Sitting in Dalmeny, Saskatchewan. Listed on rbauction.com. No inspection report yet, no hours, nothing beyond the photos and the size. Buyer's responsible for load out too, so factor that into your plans if you are serious and with no serial number found, exporting this thing across borders could get complicated fast. For anyone who does not know what a threshing machine even does, this is the old school tech that separated grain from straw before combines existed. Farmers used to gather around these things during harvest season and it was basically a community event. Machines like this built the foundation for everything modern combines do in one pass today. This is not equipment anyone's putting to work. It's a genuine relic and for the right collector that is exactly the appeal. Anyone here collect old farm equipment like this? What is the wildest piece you have grabbed at auction?

u/Echoing_voice — 5 days ago

Dudipatsar Lake, Naran | A Hidden Gem of the Himalayas

Surrounded by rugged peaks and crystal-clear water, Dudipatsar Lake feels like a place far away from the everyday world. A stunning reminder of how wild and peaceful northern Pakistan can be.

📍 Dudipatsar Lake, Naran, Pakistan

🎥 Credit: incrediblehunza (Instagram)

u/Echoing_voice — 6 days ago

Old School Case 570L XT: A reliable 4x4 workhorse hitting the Fort Worth auction

This 1997 Case 570L XT is pure 90s muscle. Finding a 4x4 loader built this well can be a challenge nowadays since so many newer units are packed with complex electronics that are prone to failure. The listing on rbauction shows this machine is currently sitting in Fort Worth, Texas. Bidding wraps up on September 17. These older models are famous for being easy to fix right on the job site without needing a specialized computer technician. Does anyone else think these machines outlast the modern versions? Solid iron like this usually stays busy for decades. It looks like a great opportunity for anyone needing a dependable piece of equipment that just works. Check out the details before the clock runs out.

u/Echoing_voice — 6 days ago