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Thought I’d post the pictures from my trip around the beeswax Carrington estate and Bailey trailers on Thursday My local discussion group was invited to take a look around Beeswax and Bailey, of course we jumped at the chance.
I have to say we where made extremely welcome at both sites and should you get the chance to visit either it’s worth taking the time to do so.
Anyway here’s a few pics
It was a good turn our with 31 attending
Started the day with an intriguing to beeswax farmings and the history, now 4 main estates totaling approximation 37,000 acres.
Then a trip around the workshop, last year they spent around £200,000 on main dealer service and repairs. As of this year they’re taking more in house and now have two full time mechanics.
Starting to get the shop kitted out, think I may need to upgrade my workshop heating
Chem store and filling shed, another one on my list
General storage for seed etc, notice the fuel store to the left of the building. Wouldn’t like to re fill that!
The on to the grain store, makes the quadtrac look like a toy
Drying floors, drying wood chip at the moment.
Weigh bridge with a fancy grain sampling thingy
More pics to follow as I can only load 10 a time
I have to say we where made extremely welcome at both sites and should you get the chance to visit either it’s worth taking the time to do so.
Anyway here’s a few pics
It was a good turn our with 31 attending
Started the day with an intriguing to beeswax farmings and the history, now 4 main estates totaling approximation 37,000 acres.
Then a trip around the workshop, last year they spent around £200,000 on main dealer service and repairs. As of this year they’re taking more in house and now have two full time mechanics.
Starting to get the shop kitted out, think I may need to upgrade my workshop heating
Chem store and filling shed, another one on my list
General storage for seed etc, notice the fuel store to the left of the building. Wouldn’t like to re fill that!
The on to the grain store, makes the quadtrac look like a toy
Drying floors, drying wood chip at the moment.
Weigh bridge with a fancy grain sampling thingy
More pics to follow as I can only load 10 a time