The longer foot will help with getting it in the ground and staying in the ground.
quick fixes, bodges and creations
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Rod Dumbreck
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Better picture of the foot, in your original I was happy to give you extra points for balancing the silage bales on the frame.. till I put my specs on
clbarclay
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- Location
- Worcestershire
Far better for pulling moss out than the previous chain harrow was, probably best though to actually look at a grass harrow first before trying to copy one from scrap.
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
I've just been down to scrappy and someone has weighed in an overband magnet.
A stainless box full of narrow house brick size magnets.
The box isn't quite as full now.
A stainless box full of narrow house brick size magnets.
The box isn't quite as full now.
Dman2
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- Durham, UK
They must love it when they see you roll upI've just been down to scrappy and someone has weighed in an overband magnet.
A stainless box full of narrow house brick size magnets.
The box isn't quite as full now.
Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
I daren't ask what you want with magnetsI've just been down to scrappy and someone has weighed in an overband magnet.
A stainless box full of narrow house brick size magnets.
The box isn't quite as full now.
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
I found mine has a real sweet spot with the toplink. Too short and the leg lifts it up, too long and the shoe lifts it up. Lots of big concrete posts on mine!! And it's got a big wide wing for shattering, good 10 inches across. It looks to me like the point just needs to stick out front of the leg a little further so the unbroken soil will help hold her in, you'd just need to back it out when lifting up to avoid big holes..
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Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
I just like magnets and have a really big fridge.
They might be babe magnets
Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
No that's his moffett
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
I could put the magnets around the oil filters to keep the loose bits of gearbox from going round the system.
Shovelhands
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- Location
- Sunny Essex
I could put the magnets around the oil filters to keep the loose bits of gearbox from going round the system.
Not such a bad idea, if you got a bit of contamination floating around, and change the filters regularly.
Haythers
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- Location
- Lancashire
Trigger's broom?
Haythers
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- Location
- Lancashire
- Location
- Boroughbridge, york
thats not a bodge , use of a G clamp not allowed
Rod Dumbreck
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just on a point of technicality, if the G clamp is part of the final bodge, then is it permitted in the thread
Stock
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- Location
- The Emerald Kingdom,
..........so if you use a "G" or "F" clamp in the repair it not considered bodging......what about to hold something while you tie it together with wire, baler cord or recycled cableties..................
On the other hand if the clamp is the method of repair then it qualifies.............
On the other hand if the clamp is the method of repair then it qualifies.............
- Location
- Wormingford, Essex
Or evidence of a spirit level on the third pic?