Today at work

Will 1594 · May 19, 2020

Ploughing round the Rez , on one of game strips . Bog oak 1. Plough. 0.
must of been dug out , and among spoil. When finished bank ,

Yorkshire lad · May 19, 2020

Making the old lass earn her keep

Norfolk Olly · May 19, 2020

New Puritan said:
You irrigate the soy to get it to germinate? I've got some in but it's sitting doing nothing at the moment, so this chap has no work to do:

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He's on the boundary in the "unusual legume" field with soy in front and lentils behind. The lentils are growing, albeit slowly.

When its as dry as it is and theres capacity to irrigate before the spuds take all the water. Some of the soya drilled 2 weeks ago is well through now and looking good, until the pigeons discover its location no doubt

Two Tone · May 19, 2020

Took a leaf out of @Charlie Flindt ’s book and washed the Combine on a hot sunny day.
It always takes a day to wash a Combine properly and by the time you have finished you have washed every bit at least 3 times. Starting at the top, then the sides, repeat and repeat again. Just before the last time, I put some traffic film remover on and she comes up a treat.

Then I need a wash too! And plenty of hair conditioner. Even more now as I needed a haircut 3 weeks ago.

I’m almost deciding not to put her back in the shed, as she will get dusty again and covered in bird sh!te.
Or as we used to say in Suffolk, a bud’s custard!

grainboy · May 19, 2020

Today at work or loaded and trucking
Shed of to its new tff owner.

grainboy · May 19, 2020

Then quick move up the road, start removal of this one,
For sale 70 ft x 28 ft x 25 ft high
Make ideal workshop,

REStracTORATION · May 19, 2020

So far behind in here Sorry chaps I will go back and take a look at all your pics!
County cabs coming along
I can't remember my last pictures
Here's a few of late
Looking like new again... I hope

All the zinc plated parts are a faff to get right but make such huge part of the end result...
Hope the bonnet shines as good as the inner mudgaurds
Some hours work in these cabs, and cabs are our future I dare say.

Thanks for looking
Take care

Pan mixer · May 19, 2020

Penultimate cow decided that she would calve after midnight but would I please give a hand?

it went well but it was a late night

Sprayed out and gassed the last of the 3 ready bins by the mill.

made a sort of a seedbed for bird food plot.

Veryfruity · May 19, 2020

REStracTORATION said:
ll the zinc plated parts are a faff to get right but make such huge part of the end result...
Hope the bonnet shines as good as the inner mudgaurds
Some hours work in these cabs, and cabs are our future I dare say.

Amazing work. What attention to detail, and attention to detail is what tells the story. Please Post more often

dan 6170r · May 19, 2020

Pack Choi lettuce planting irrigation and power harrowing all go today

Muddyroads · May 19, 2020

Gave the demo tractor a workout on the power harrow, feeding the birds:

Then had a leak on the trailer (well, 17,000 to be more exact!)

REStracTORATION · May 19, 2020

Veryfruity said:
Amazing work. What attention to detail, and attention to detail is what tells the story. Please Post more often

Thank you
I always say it's not what you can see but what have to look for, that sets us apart from others
We can hand on heart say we know them inside out

legin · May 19, 2020

REStracTORATION said:
So far behind in here Sorry chaps I will go back and take a look at all your pics!
County cabs coming along
I can't remember my last pictures
Here's a few of late
Looking like new again... I hope
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All the zinc plated parts are a faff to get right but make such huge part of the end result...
Hope the bonnet shines as good as the inner mudgaurds
Some hours work in these cabs, and cabs are our future I dare say.

Thanks for looking
Take care

I just dont know how you do it, so much respect.

REStracTORATION · May 19, 2020

legin said:
I just dont know how you do it, so much respect.

Thanks
Its just nuts and bolts with painted bits inbetween.... If you say it quick it's easyier??

Chae1 · May 19, 2020

Two Tone said:
Took a leaf out of @Charlie Flindt ’s book and washed the Combine on a hot sunny day.
It always takes a day to wash a Combine properly and by the time you have finished you have washed every bit at least 3 times. Starting at the top, then the sides, repeat and repeat again. Just before the last time, I put some traffic film remover on and she comes up a treat.
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Then I need a wash too! And plenty of hair conditioner. Even more now as I needed a haircut 3 weeks ago.

I’m almost deciding not to put her back in the shed, as she will get dusty again and covered in bird sh!te.
Or as we used to say in Suffolk, a bud’s custard!

Did you put the spout out and wash it and behind it!?

We always seem to miss that bit!

Robert K · May 19, 2020

Pan mixer said:
Penultimate cow decided that she would calve after midnight but would I please give a hand?

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it went well but it was a late night

Sprayed out and gassed the last of the 3 ready bins by the mill.

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made a sort of a seedbed for bird food plot.

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Haven't started our stores yet still full of wheat

Robert K · May 19, 2020

Larrington roll over sheet day two

Alot of drilling and tapping
Got the side rachet rail fitted up

Steevo · May 19, 2020

Robert K said:
Larrington roll over sheet day two

Alot of drilling and tapping
Got the side rachet rail fitted up View attachment 879704 View attachment 879709 View attachment 879710 View attachment 879711 View attachment 879713 View attachment 879714

I was thinking it’s a poor job to have to DIY fit the trailer sheet....then I realised this wasn’t a new trailer!!!

Robert K · May 19, 2020

Steevo said:
I was thinking it’s a poor job to have to DIY fit the trailer sheet....then I realised this wasn’t the new trailer!!!

Nope it's an older Larrington 2012 I think.

So far it's been fairly straightforward with only a few phonecalls

Pan mixer · May 19, 2020

Robert K said:
Haven't started our stores yet still full of wheat

my main store still has some barley in it but these 3 bins hold about 150 tonnes next to the mill and are empty once a year each, filling this one tomorrow or the next day.

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