Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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Beautiful morning for checking the flock. Glad to see my electric fence doing its job.
RWG Contracts
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- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
mrs mtx
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- Location
- Pembrokeshire
But the easiest/safest method of leading two horses home with him
Didn't tell him how small they were
Inside is looking good though
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Calling the Shetland a horse you'll be giving him ideas above his stationView attachment 458754Went for a drive around the estate
But the easiest/safest method of leading two horses home with him
Didn't tell him how small they were
Inside is looking good though
RWG Contracts
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- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
View attachment 458754Went for a drive around the estate
But the easiest/safest method of leading two horses home with him
Didn't tell him how small they were
Inside is looking good though
Does look like there'll be anything inside, it's all over the floor outside
mrs mtx
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- Location
- Pembrokeshire
There was a lot more than that
Hurdle bunter
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- shropshire
Lovely job, fist time heifer, bonnie bull calf on her own, she's standing a treat and he's strumming away like a good'un
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Gate and wing man
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Yard duties.
I was asked not to lean on my shovel at one point .........
I was asked not to lean on my shovel at one point .........
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
I'd almost forgotten my van was originally silver
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
After working hard all morning, a little treat. Walk down to the AgriCentre to pick up the tractor and pop in to the village and call to see Barbara at the Post Office to spend his 20p on his sweets
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
I really like it. I finally got my new front fixed rims on the front as the others were cracked and bodge welded.
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
After all the stuff about wheel nuts I had visions of the rims giving way as I bounced along the A1088 and became a FB / TFF feature on Wreckers with all the usual suspects asking if I checked my nuts ......Will expect some pictures of it in action shortly then
I have now got a tractor that has a radio, worklights (in fact lights all round and indicators), no perished tyres, a pickup hitch, a loader that can lift a haylage bale and I now have Euro8 connections to a lovely refurbished 7ft wide bucket, bale spike , separate pallet fork carriage and my bale squeeze back to working order
I won't know myself ........
OK, so ploughing in the mustard hasn't worked too well.
Plan 'B' ......top it, then try again without the skims.
Done it OK in the past with an old Ransomes plough with chains, but that's long since gone.
Plan 'B' ......top it, then try again without the skims.
Done it OK in the past with an old Ransomes plough with chains, but that's long since gone.
Why not just drill straight into the mustard, jeez i thought you were a propper TFF'rOK, so ploughing in the mustard hasn't worked too well.
Plan 'B' ......top it, then try again without the skims.
Done it OK in the past with an old Ransomes plough with chains, but that's long since gone.
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solo
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- worcestershire
Top it at 90 degrees to the ploughing and it will flow through betterOK, so ploughing in the mustard hasn't worked too well.
Plan 'B' ......top it, then try again without the skims.
Done it OK in the past with an old Ransomes plough with chains, but that's long since gone.
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