General-Lee
Member
- Location
- Devon
Pfft brakes are for girls!!you could maybe do with an anchor for stopping since it seems they forgot about brakes
our farm 2013
- Thread starter ORRA LOON
- Start date
- Location
- cheshire
Having no brakes was half the fun,We ran ours down a fair hill with a sharpish bend at the bottom,could get 3 of us in it sometimes you made it round ,sometimes yer did,nt just got up dusted yourself down and started again.
We had the Dinosaur in this week, a local crusher that is 40ish years old. Crushed a pile of concrete and also stones picked off the fields.
My uncle was loading with the Case shovel
We borrowed a Nh digger with a breaker to break oversized stones. Nice enough machine but really crap to spin the seat round as there's no room.
This stone has lying at the edge of a field since our family came here in 39, it must of been a fair job to get it moved back then.
A while with the breaker and it was gone
My uncle was loading with the Case shovel
We borrowed a Nh digger with a breaker to break oversized stones. Nice enough machine but really crap to spin the seat round as there's no room.
This stone has lying at the edge of a field since our family came here in 39, it must of been a fair job to get it moved back then.
A while with the breaker and it was gone
- Location
- Cornwall.
Anything to report on the game cover? Good or bad actually on second thoughts good will do.
- Location
- Cornwall.
At least something is growing.Its coming away
- Location
- Cornwall.
Not looking bad at all and there's me thinking all you can grow is spuds!
We got a doing from the tail end of Hurricane Bertha, we had 4" of rain overnight and further inch today.
First thing this morning I thought it wasn't too bad
But after a few hours the water from up the hill was making it down
About 10 acre of wheat and 15 barley in deep water so not too bad, there will be others worse affected.
The drier was only the flooding at yard thankfully but our Pheasant pen took a hammering with almost 3ft of water going through it.
First thing this morning I thought it wasn't too bad
But after a few hours the water from up the hill was making it down
About 10 acre of wheat and 15 barley in deep water so not too bad, there will be others worse affected.
The drier was only the flooding at yard thankfully but our Pheasant pen took a hammering with almost 3ft of water going through it.
- Location
- East yorks
Hope you get it sorted out.
Sandy
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
The deveron river is up 15ft in places
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
now I see why you weren't drying! Came over in a couple of our fields this afternoon. nothing as bad as that though. Apparently when the tide comes in, in Aberdeen it raises river further up? Hope you haven't lost too much.