- Location
- Co antrim
Have they needed much under warranty? How many hours on the oldest 1?
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
- Start date
- Location
- The North
thats about the height of spending this year, it’s texts me (well the mrs) to tell when it’s finished it’s wash, best bit is I get the old one for my overalls
- Location
- Herefordshire
First has done approximately 2000 hours.We've not had a breakdown yet but a small air leak on one which was soon fixed plus a couple of error codes rectified by turning engine off and back on.They are all the kvt version and ,I think,good value for money.
- Location
- Yorkshire
What kind of money
Daniel
Member
- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
The Polish discs with an English name stuck on them have gone well today:
Are they the ones advertised on here? From a tenant up the road?
Daniel
Member
- Location
- Mildenhall, Suffolk
No, we went to look at those but didn't think the tractors we have could pull a 6 metre set. These are 5 metre, the Deutz was at about 85% engine load today without the levelling boards in, so I think it was the right call.
- Location
- North West
Bullock tillage? Look to be doing a fair job
- Location
- Lincolnshire
That implies the old one is still working ok... you must have Sucklers on the farm?thats about the height of spending this year, it’s texts me (well the mrs) to tell when it’s finished it’s wash, best bit is I get the old one for my overalls
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ColinV6
Member
thats about the height of spending this year, it’s texts me (well the mrs) to tell when it’s finished it’s wash, best bit is I get the old one for my overalls
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What is this mystical machine? Is it auto steer ready?
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Good to see I’m not the only one who still uses proper knots!
- Location
- Co antrim
How does that pay
Nice picture maybe wrong thread?
Maybe he just loves driving his tractor
- Location
- Cheltenham
Not many folk know how to do dollies these days. I remember trying to learn many moons ago. I was shown countless times but never got it right until one day I just did it and it’s imprinted in the brain now! Use to be an art being on top of a load of small bales maybe 10 high and feeding they rope down both sides after anchoring it at the starting point then climbing down using the taught rope as a ladder. Great days. Oh and all bales “cut side out”!
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
All well and good, climbing down the rope,
BUT
Many years ago local lad did that,
Only the rope snagged or came off hook,
He hit the Drawbar, and it was the last thing he ever did. !!!!!!
BUT
Many years ago local lad did that,
Only the rope snagged or came off hook,
He hit the Drawbar, and it was the last thing he ever did. !!!!!!
Clever Dic
Member
- Location
- Melton
Some money in drying grass .Don't ask for @Beetlejuice opinion!Came on demo and just could not resist. 16.5m...covers the ground.View attachment 896294
Gerbert
Member
- Location
- Dutch biblebelt
Rims already rusty? Not the first I have seen doing that.Came on demo and just could not resist. 16.5m...covers the ground.
Nice though! Local pottinger dealer sold tedders to replace a lely and one to replace a kuhn, both not very old!
Clever Dic
Member
- Location
- Melton
Think it is grass seeds ...I have done a few acres with it. Hedge management is easy.