Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- Durham, UK
Got some propper weights for the fergie, painted them. Oh and dehorned ten calves.
- Location
- Near Colchester
Just time for a coffee then.
10 minutes later....
So nice when that happens all on its own.
10 minutes later....
So nice when that happens all on its own.
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
Looks a smart, well built bit of kit that. Bet it cost a few £ with the seeder and disc openers on the back
Dman2
Member
- Location
- Durham, UK
Should be getting good at tiling by now
Fiveospades
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- Location
- Norfolk Broads
Real serious bit of kit that , like the seeder on the back end, good luck with that , should last a long time. I am quite envious.
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
- Location
- northumberland
Thankfully I just drive them and don't have to pay for it, the old mounted trio was gonna need a few thousand spent on it remetaling it, so chopped it in for the ex demo trailed and got the seeder fittedLooks a smart, well built bit of kit that. Bet it cost a few £ with the seeder and disc openers on the back
- Location
- East Essexshire
I'd like to get all my own honey extraction equipment, and I can't really justify over £1000 on an electric spinner for just five or six hives, so upping it to 25 this year!Your expanding the bee enterprise then Bov!
- Location
- the brecks norfolk
Apparently the new shaft is upgraded its better balanced and slightly longer.
My non suspended tractor shattered the bracket that holds the support bearing on the front prop which isn't surprising when it's only made of 5mm flat, it was a quick fix with the welder.
This one is a known fault but more so on the nh 7000 series, apparently the main cause is the unknown grease nipple not getting greased where the prop slides on the splines, it siezes up and when the axle movers up and down it pulls on the bearings and buggers them up.
Mine wasn't siezed and is regularly greased and I was only under there last week servicing it and i always have a good look around but I didn't see that.
Never mind I got the old hoss in the plough this afternoon.
Mursal
Member
Lad here made his own extractor from a washing machine drum, but probably not high enough output? He has his own clean room, doing well at the honey as a sideline.
- Location
- Ardrossan Ayrshire
Speedstar
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
We took delivery of our new 12 meter wide Roelama trailing shoe from Holland this week, the first one of its kind in the UK ,It has section control on it as well as a hyd arm so we can just drive around at the end of the field with out having to do a 3 point turn , things are very wet at the moment but had a little play with it yesterday & will put some videos on of it working .
Don't know about good, getting ready for a different job though, seems to have lasted ages fitting it around other jobs
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Calves are looking well, but move fast.
Made some legs for a neighbour's water trough.
That should stop the cattle knocking it over.
Need to finish some workshop jobs to make some space again.
Made some legs for a neighbour's water trough.
That should stop the cattle knocking it over.
Need to finish some workshop jobs to make some space again.
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- Location
- Devon
Amazing isn't it, sprayer been parked up for 5 months then go do a hundred acres and the Safi valve dies, need a new bottom sprocket where it takes drive from the motor!
- Location
- Devon
While I was at it I put a new motor on too
The circular saw in picture ,with dust extracion and full face mask