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Check the engine speed sensor. If an early tractor it will be on the flywheel If a latter tractor it’s on the timing cover. if my memory is correct.

He’s a top guy. Straight as they come

My wife is going back to a manual after having a golf auto as company car. She finds it slow to change gear and makes an awful clunk when changing gear from time to time. The golf was her first and last auto so it seems.

Yes I have and the trailer was empty

I met a silage trailer in a narrow lane today, the stoker made it clear he wasn’t going backwards even though he only had 40 yds to go and I had 1/4 of a mile Sat there and got his flask out, so I did the same after about 30 minutes the chopper drive rang me and asked how long before I get there...

That’s a nice looking truck.

Range 1 - 2 sensor low voltage. sensor is on the r/h side of the gearbox behind the wheel. Swap top one with the bottom one

First ever attempt at a Christmas cake.

Bald and Grumpy I’d forgotten County garage was also on Monnow street. I only know Burgess we’re on hanock road as I started my apprenticeship there.

I’m sure Burgess in Monmouth was on Hanock Road, where the boys school sports hall is now. savilles then county garage (Ford cars) is where Lidi is now. Terry Hailes had Ih for a while on Monnow street where Waitrose is now

All the very best in your new job @Robt

That's a brilliant colour

May I ask why you put up with warning lights on for 120 hours ?.

Bryco at Daventry will be able to supply an egr valve.

Yep it’ll clear itself

That code is for engine rpm sensor, signal interrupted after start Check sensor in bell housing and the wires to it

Open or short circuit to the solenoid valves on the hydrostatic pump

P & D Engineering in Tewkeebury have one

Panel is right under the engine, wires will be cable tied around the hoses