That’s about 8m out of my comfort zone
fair play to you,I couldn’t work at the height you do!!
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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fair play to you,I couldn’t work at the height you do!!
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
You get used to itThat’s about 8m out of my comfort zone
Main thing is don't stare at the ground. Less chance of it rushing up to meet you then.
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Not really the beans aren't that strong in flavour plus there's zero grass so there eating baby corn peeling, Lucerne, straw and beans.
spanners and hammers
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- Location
- cambridgeshire
when working high up you should never look up !!! the cloud moving in the sky throw you off balance 
I genuinely couldn’t,few weeks ago went up in a man basket on telehandler to put a slurry pipe in a over head gantry,I couldn’t straighten my legsYou get used to it
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
I genuinely couldn’t,few weeks ago went up in a man basket on telehandler to put a slurry pipe in a over head gantry,I couldn’t straighten my legs
Its weird how our brains work. I’ve been there and had the same experience. Those bent legs keeping your head 4” lower clearly made your brain feel safer.
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
It’s a weird sensation when the scissor lift rocks and moves, you think the building is moving rather than your self,
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
It’s also advisable not to fall off.when working high up you should never look up !!! the cloud moving in the sky throw you off balance
Dman2
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- Location
- Durham, UK
Finally finished harvest 22
Spring oats, did far better than expected
Spring oats, did far better than expected
Thorough blow down inside and out, followed by soapy brush on panels.
Taken 4 hours.
Off for a shower myself now.
Thanks old girl, that's another one done.
Not today, but recent airseat mod into old Matbro has certainly transformed bale carting,
Comes a point where your spine has had enough shocks.
Taken 4 hours
.Off for a shower myself now.
Thanks old girl, that's another one done.
Not today, but recent airseat mod into old Matbro has certainly transformed bale carting,
Comes a point where your spine has had enough shocks.
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Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Cleaning ditches with the Hooby ditcher. Lovely satisfying job.
In some places the reed was far to long to get it to clean up nicely, so I first took a cut halfway through the height, otherwise I spill everything on the way to the trailer where I dump it in. Still hard to get it nice and clean like in the front.
Good job you did, wouldn't be at it today.
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
Nice little ditcher! Never seen one like that before.
Gerbert
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- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
I haven't yet run into anyone who has knows what it is so hey. They are a very niche machine, specially made for small "ditching paths" which are quite common in the eastern part of the netherlands.
I can turn the last part of the boom 90 degrees so I can also ditch and dump in the length of the boom instead of right angled. Very versatile but also pretty useless for anything else.
