Lincs Lass
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- north lincs
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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General-Lee
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- Location
- Devon
Put some chocolates on the pillow?
jojo
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- Not far from the centre of the earth
That's a lot of straw but looks good
Hilly
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- Scottish Borders.
like to make it extra comfortable for the fist while to attract them all in while they still have there dignity less straw as the weeks go by.That's a lot of straw but looks good
Monty
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- Location
- Nantwich, Cheshire
Welding this bar up ready for the cows coming in at night. Leaving it to the last minute for a change.
Couple of bales in.
New feed yard and shed side ready for winter.
Then some spreading with the 1394.
3 bales of cardboard barley should do it. In 4 years of muckspreading with the 4270 I've only broken 1 shearbolt. As soon as it goes on the 1394 I break 4 in 15 mins. Grrrrr.
Then at lunchtime we got a couple of phone calls to tell us a heifer had got out. After an hour of looking everwhere down the lanes and not finding her we gave up. She somehow turned up 1/2 an hour later in an empty field of ours so we stuck some more with her. One of them days I guess.
New feed yard and shed side ready for winter.
Then some spreading with the 1394.
3 bales of cardboard barley should do it. In 4 years of muckspreading with the 4270 I've only broken 1 shearbolt. As soon as it goes on the 1394 I break 4 in 15 mins. Grrrrr.
Then at lunchtime we got a couple of phone calls to tell us a heifer had got out. After an hour of looking everwhere down the lanes and not finding her we gave up. She somehow turned up 1/2 an hour later in an empty field of ours so we stuck some more with her. One of them days I guess.
davedb
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- Location
- Staffordshire
buffalo_soldier
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- cumbria
Been hard work but finally got there
JDJ
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- Location
- Brædstrup, Denmark
Started to make 1200 m2 wood chips. I goes in a 160 kw boiler so my pigs don't get cold during winter months.
I am happy it's not my tractor..
Monty
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- Location
- Nantwich, Cheshire
must be too much power with the old brown
Should have got a pic of the smoke coming out of the exhaust.
davedb
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- Location
- Staffordshire
most foke would have 150hp on that spreader tbf, dam good idea to bed down with it tho beats peeling dam straw apart thats for sure
Monty
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- Location
- Nantwich, Cheshire
most foke would have 150hp on that spreader tbf, dam good idea to bed down with it tho beats peeling dam straw apart thats for sure
We normally just lay the wads out like carpet tiles in loose box next to it but it does't bed very well because nothing but the scraper tractor and skidsteer will fit under there. Spreader seems to break it up well. We'll have to see how it goes this winter. Don't fancy spending thousands on a dedicated straw chopper if we can manage without.
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sherg
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- Location
- shropshire
- Location
- Welshpool Powys
Ah know where those fields are!
Who's krone tim James?
mad contractor
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What do you have plugged into the bottom of the screen?
I have tv connected to the screen, made a wire up to convert the plug from the 5pin socket on the armrest to a standard 4pin one that the reversing cameras use.
sherg
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- Location
- shropshire
Yep tim's chopper fair play it'll shift some stuff through it
Mouser
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- Location
- near Belfast
Bit of 4th cut yesterday, why would you bother!
No 2 ploughman been out today or maybe he is no. 1. Thought he had made a decent job considering rutted headland And plough 2 and half times older than driver @Roy Stokes @ Pennines ploughing to judge the boy
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Ground looks dry though.