- Location
- northumberland
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
Tomr10
Member
- Location
- Near Colchester
Final bit of drilling, the regenerative experiment.
The drill (a mates) did a brilliant job, clay top like concrete, slimey wet underneath.
I was very glad of GPS guidance rolling it in after - no idea which bits had been done.
The drill (a mates) did a brilliant job, clay top like concrete, slimey wet underneath.
I was very glad of GPS guidance rolling it in after - no idea which bits had been done.
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
A few recent bits.
- Location
- pembrokeshire
very nice howe do you keep the feckers behind the fence
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Last of the broad beans in.
Undercutting leeks as the ground is like concrete on the top
Quite a few of these arrived
Brought home a couple of loads of compost
Much to my good ladies delight apparently!
Undercutting leeks as the ground is like concrete on the top
Quite a few of these arrived
Brought home a couple of loads of compost
Much to my good ladies delight apparently!
fingers crossed I’ll have 1500t a year composted on site soon!!
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
It’s good stuff. Presumably all sorts of licenses etc. needed? All for your use?
yes. Good stuff. Been collecting 300 t a year for some time but enough.
All my own use and planning application now in.
Arrived partly composted. They turn it 2/3 times then screened.
Only cost to me is spreading.
REStracTORATION
Member
Another 10 of these going out free mainland delivery makes swapping wheels around a joy and safe!
Hope your all well in here im 150 pages behind
A wet night so might have a catch up with posts
Hope your all well in here im 150 pages behind
A wet night so might have a catch up with posts
- Location
- sw scotland
I'm glad you let her off that drill eventually. Been sat there on the right since Saturday
Vincent
Member
- Location
- Kildare Ireland
- Location
- sw scotland
Thank goodness for whins
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
I really rate mine. Changing between standard and row crops a couple of times a week at the moment on my own. 40 minutes for a complete change today using only hand tools.
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
How very dare you sir! I let her into the kitchen on a few occasions too. This was one of her most recent creations:
REStracTORATION
Member
They are dam good aint they it makes changing wheels quite a pleasure but I bet its tedious several times a week
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
If that were me I would want a second tractor to use instead of swapping about. It’s bad enough change machines over a couple of times a week and back, let alone wheels as well!