What`s stuck in your field?

Boysground

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Wiltshire

• Jan 8, 2021

• #41

steveR said:

My Lad would take exception to that, however, I suspect from the Tales he has got of some fellow JO's in training, there is some/ a lot of truth in that....

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If your lad has been through Sandhurst there is a fair chance he has done a battlefield planning exercise on my farm

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chaffcutter

Moderator

Arable Farmer

Location

S. Staffs

• Jan 8, 2021

• #42

Whatever they are going to do with that loading shovel and it’s mates, the field won’t look so good when they have got it out!

 

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Drillman

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Mixed Farmer

• Jan 8, 2021

• #43

To be honest I would bet that the army could rustle up a good enough pilot who could quite easy fly it out,

it just needs someone to distract the HSE dept for long enough....

 

Swarfmonkey

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Location

Hampshire

• Jan 8, 2021

• #44

That'll be a job for Crash and Smash out of Boscombe Down I expect. They've got a lot of specialist kit for shifting airframes.

 

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DRC

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• Jan 8, 2021

• #45

YorkshireAndrew said:

@silverfox may be able to equal a helicopter in a field . [emoji849]

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Ahh the yellow light aircraft that crash landed. Picked it up with the manitou a few days later, and it was as light as a feather .

 

steveR

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Gods own County, Shropshire of course

• Jan 8, 2021

• #46

Swarfmonkey said:

That'll be a job for Crash and Smash out of Boscombe Down I expect. They've got a lot of specialist kit for shifting airframes.

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Be worth watching the video of that one... A bit different to HGV recovery on telly.

 

Muddyroads

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NFFN Member

Location

Exeter, Devon

• Jan 8, 2021

• #47

In all fairness it’s clearly not 4 wheel drive!

 

Robt

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Location

Suffolk

• Jan 8, 2021

• #48

Drillman said:

To be honest I would bet that the army could rustle up a good enough pilot who could quite easy fly it out,

it just needs someone to distract the HSE dept for long enough....

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No pilot would risk it... say the rear left drags in the mud... court Marshall for 38 ‘million.... nnnaaahh watch the jar heads get some Tractirs and diggers

 

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glasshouse

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Location

lothians

• Jan 8, 2021

• #49

Tractorstant said:

"How To Move a Dead Chinook"......thread of the year 2021?

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Its just resting
Not like a fendt though

 

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glasshouse

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Location

lothians

• Jan 8, 2021

• #50

They just need to get half a dozen squaddies
And six spades

 

FG.

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Mixed Farmer

Location

North Wiltshire

• Jan 9, 2021

• #51

It's in field where niece keeps her nag.
Must call her and see progress is

 

Sid

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Livestock Farmer

Location

South Molton

• Jan 9, 2021

• #52

FG. said:

It's in field where niece keeps her nag.
Must call her and see progress is

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ASAP.....and pictures please

 

melted welly

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Arable Farmer

Location

DD9.

• Jan 9, 2021

• #53

FG. said:

It's in field where niece keeps her nag.
Must call her and see progress is

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I hope no horses got upset by this incident. Taliban insurgents won’t be a spot on an angry horse lady.

 

GeorgeK

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Location

Leicestershire

• Jan 9, 2021

• #54

The Chinook in the mook

 

Hfd Cattle

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Mixed Farmer

Location

Hereford

• Jan 9, 2021

• #55

Bangers n Cash .... just contact Matthewsons in Yorkshire .

 

Hesstondriver

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Livestock Farmer

Location

Huntingdon

• Jan 9, 2021

• #56

Sid said:

Couple of chains,Shoffels, dealer boots, sunnies,collars up,twin beacons,double whips ........them red bull boys would soon have her out!

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Is a Grassmen sticker in the front window not required for this operation??

 

TripleSix

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Location

Helmsley, North Yorkshire

• Jan 9, 2021

• #57

No wonder it's stuck, there's f**k all tread on them tyres,!

 

Red Fred

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Location

Hants/Dorset border

• Jan 9, 2021

• #58

TripleSix said:

No wonder it's stuck, there's fudge all tread on them tyres,!

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As dad used to say, if you feel her starting to sink, don't stop to change gear.

 

Paddington

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Location

Soggy Shropshire

• Jan 9, 2021

• #59

I decided to tidy things up in our feedstore and put up about 20ft of shelving along one wall. It was commandeered by HQ who decided this was ideal for all her empty jam and chutney jars, dozens of them. A few weeks later we had a" wocka-wocka" fly very low over the house. If you're old enough to remember the noise milk floats used to make returning the empties to the dairy you would have recognised the sound of glass bottles chinking. I rushed into the feedstore where the jars were dancing about on the shelf and went from one end to the other trying to keep them on there, several fell off, but I don't think any were broken. You could see why they could put the wind up the Taliban.

 

FG.

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Mixed Farmer

Location

North Wiltshire

• Jan 9, 2021

• #60

Got niece to take a pic of it today.
Still there