In that case, check its all there - it had a couple of covering wheels missing when I saw it!!It is my one, confirmed this afternoon
In that case, check its all there - it had a couple of covering wheels missing when I saw it!!It is my one, confirmed this afternoon
It's being built at the moment, stupidly the covering wheels have to be put on for me to replace with Guttlers!In that case, check its all there - it had a couple of covering wheels missing when I saw it!!
I'm so tempted!Bump, still here if anyone fancies one after looking at Cereals
Go for it! You'll never regret it...I'm so tempted!
We are using it today got several different scenarios that have been left for it. 1st wheat, 2nd wheat, 1st into grassland and some oats
We are using it today got several different scenarios that have been left for it. 1st wheat, 2nd wheat, 1st into grassland and some oats
I'd be interested to hear how you got on with 2nd wheat Andrew. As Clive says, difficult situation. When we had demo it was winter barley into spring barley chopped straw, and heavy clay, too wet really. Spot on for a demo! My father (DD negative) was even more impressed than me at drills ability to put get seed depth whatever the conditions. When we tried it after min till and plough too I think we both realised that zero till or not, that drill would save us money through at least 1 fewer pass in a cultivation situation. The dawning of cultivating to suit the drill has finally landed with the older generation here! What control box are you using?We are using it today got several different scenarios that have been left for it. 1st wheat, 2nd wheat, 1st into grassland and some oats
Drilled into cultivated beet ground with mine today. Very low pressure as Simon C recommends, it went very well. The drill is more versatile than I thought and would do the job of a Vadi or Pronto in min till or plough unless to wet when the only sensible answer is a cheap tine drill.
How do you think it would cope with a knobbly dry cultivated seedbed?
Just roll it down tight before drilling.