Gerbert
Member
- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- North West
Customer account, I get some discount on them so no real price difference and it keeps things simple. I’ve looked into buying ibc’s but can’t get the price down enough to warrant me buying it to sell on.
JPB
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
A few from the last month or so. Bit of muck spreading, installed a grant funded rain water harvesting tank and a photo of some calves
interesting...is the water filtered?
JPB
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
It's just like a couple of very fine gauzes. And There's a siphon thing to take any scum off the top if the water. It's working ok but it hasn't rained in 2 days and they're fair drinking it!
- Location
- Breckland
Made a start with applying Nitrogen to some barley this morning.
mar
Member
- Location
- Ulster (Rep of Irl)
What make is the filter, where did you get it
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
More of the same today, it’s one hell of a grab.
One left for tomorrow, and clear up site.
One left for tomorrow, and clear up site.
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CrevisbigX
Member
- Location
- Cheshire
Nice change today,sat on the pump so catch up with paperworkView attachment 766202 View attachment 766200
One for @Phil P
Nearly 7000 hours and still looks mint even on a loader
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More like a sleep[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
APJ
Member
- Location
- West Midlands(Shropshire borders)
Just doing our 6630 and boy they are stuck together found a wedge very useful, the pin on the lift ram doesn’t help!
- Location
- North West
Carried on with the 6420 this morning, full service required. Looks like something was trying to nest in the air box
About half way through the service and got called to a 6320 that wouldn’t start, turned out to be just a lazy battery
Back to the 6420, finished the service but needed a track rod as well. This wasn’t part of the plan though
Spot of drilling
And tapping, and good as new
Luckily the track rod came off easy enough.
After them couple of setbacks I didn’t have much time left for the 6630 head gasket. As it happened I didn’t get the head back till late afternoon anyway, hmm head in the afternoon ops sorry thinking of something completely different for a minute then .
Anyway, shiny “Cylinder” head
Got the head built up and block cleaned before running out of time, at least I’m ready to nail it all back together tomorrow now
Oh, and the old man did the parts run, also booked another big ish job in for next week (get to pull my first R series to bits)
About half way through the service and got called to a 6320 that wouldn’t start, turned out to be just a lazy battery
Back to the 6420, finished the service but needed a track rod as well. This wasn’t part of the plan though
Spot of drilling
And tapping, and good as new
Luckily the track rod came off easy enough.
After them couple of setbacks I didn’t have much time left for the 6630 head gasket. As it happened I didn’t get the head back till late afternoon anyway, hmm head in the afternoon
ops sorry thinking of something completely different for a minute then .Anyway, shiny “Cylinder” head
Got the head built up and block cleaned before running out of time, at least I’m ready to nail it all back together tomorrow now
Oh, and the old man did the parts run, also booked another big ish job in for next week (get to pull my first R series to bits
)JPB
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
CrevisbigX
Member
- Location
- Cheshire
Pump rebuilt new frame built today for a pumping job then we will strip it down so it can go and be galvanise over the weekend
- Location
- Penzance
- Location
- Worcestershire
Buzzy
Member
Twin beacons......Check
GPS.......Check
Twin wobbly aerials....Check
Yep you’re good to go
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
View attachment 766482 View attachment 766484 made bagels for the first time ever. Does this count as work?
Too right it does!
I’ve heard it’s what @Phil P does to fill the odd gaps in between jobs.