The what I f^cked up today thread...

Phil P · Jul 25, 2020

Dman2 said:
No words needed
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Any landing you can walk away from is a good landing

Tomr10 · Jul 26, 2020

Lost keys to the garage

snarling bee · Jul 26, 2020

Not sure whether the plate in the graintank was removed in September, or 2 weeks ago when we did the engine oil change, but it shouldn't be left under the folding clean grain auger.

Lodekka · Jul 26, 2020

Nice!

onthehoof · Aug 2, 2020

While topping nettles, luckily was going slowly backwards so not too much damage

ollie989898 · Aug 2, 2020

Ouch.

What is that, out of interest??

nails · Aug 2, 2020

ollie989898 said:
Ouch.

What is that, out of interest??

That is a Cambridgeshire Oil Well head, you can see a bit leaking out.

ollie989898 · Aug 2, 2020

nails said:
That is a Cambridgeshire Oil Well head, you can see a bit leaking out.

Nah, that's gear oil thrown out from what used to be his main gearbox...

dudders · Aug 2, 2020

Wow, take care. Red Adair, if you remember him, is long dead now.

onthehoof · Aug 2, 2020

ollie989898 said:
Ouch.

What is that, out of interest??

Disused irrigation inlet

Lodekka · Aug 5, 2020

Somebody recently ran over a moisture meter with a tractor having in advisedly used it as a chock...

Good job Marconi meters are sturdy enough...

Karliboy · Aug 6, 2020

Old lime spreader has a very slow puncture so thought I’d take it to workshop for a bit of fresh air after 2 years.
Valve was there when I set off. Guessing it’s a new tube needed now as I can’t find it

Tomtrac · Aug 7, 2020

Karliboy said:
Old lime spreader has a very slow puncture so thought I’d take it to workshop for a bit of fresh air after 2 years.
Valve was there when I set off. Guessing it’s a new tube needed now as I can’t find it View attachment 899525

Think i would try and knock off tyre with wheel on spreader
Them nuts look like the studs would snap if you tryed to undo them lol

Pushdyke · Aug 7, 2020

Had to take an early lunch today,

I'm thinking there's no need to rush.

RhysT · Aug 7, 2020

Pushdyke said:
Had to take an early lunch today,

I'm thinking there's no need to rush.View attachment 899622

Our Massey did that earlier this summer mowing. At the time we had 2 tractors and Telehandler all needing fixing! Luckily we managed to get this welded back up for a temporary repair!

Still Farming · Aug 7, 2020

Pushdyke said:
Had to take an early lunch today,

I'm thinking there's no need to rush.View attachment 899622

Weld it up?

Mur Huwcun · Aug 7, 2020

Still Farming said:
Weld it up?

No, thread the brocken part out of the fork and thread the other part in, drill hole and knock pin in then re assemble, you won’t get so much range in drop arm but will do to carry on till new part comes

Still Farming · Aug 7, 2020

Mur Huwcun said:
No, thread the brocken part out of the fork and thread the other part in, drill hole and knock pin in then re assemble, you won’t get so much range in drop arm but will do to carry on till new part comes

And BIG bill

Karliboy · Aug 7, 2020

Tomtrac said:
Think i would try and knock off tyre with wheel on spreader
Them nuts look like the studs would snap if you tryed to undo them lol

They fell off literally on the last half. They were tight all the way until then

Barleymow · Aug 7, 2020

Karliboy said:
They fell off literally on the last half. They were tight all the way until then
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I bought a torque multiplier for jobs like that only 40 ish quid on ebay with a set of sockets too

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