- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
Definately be a good match,
I havent set it up or anything yet but its got hyd front furrow adjust which will make life a bit easier just got to find some ground to shine the boards up on!
Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
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I havent set it up or anything yet but its got hyd front furrow adjust which will make life a bit easier just got to find some ground to shine the boards up on!
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
I've a DP10 and a DP100. Both set at 16" furrows.
The hydraulic sideshift on them makes it easy to get the ploughing to match up on different tractors.
The hydraulic sideshift on them makes it easy to get the ploughing to match up on different tractors.
Happy hillbily
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- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
A quick little run for the Tw
Tha Ulsterscot
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- Location
- Greyabbey Co. Down.
Our 272 Leyland got a bit of work today rolling
- Location
- The moon
My weekend toy.... demoted to her paddock sweeper
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
I’d shovel sh!t to be able to drive a tractor as smart as that!
- Location
- The moon
a long arse project from the wreck it was
. 4200 hours red money pit. But a handy bus on the Tedder and conventional baler
- Location
- The moon
Garden hedges a few weeks ago.
mar
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- Location
- Ulster (Rep of Irl)
What's the paddock sweeper for?
betweenthelines
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- Location
- southwest
Sweeping paddocks
- Location
- The moon
The shires we breed as a hobby.... started our hay business many years ago! She’s got a paddock vacuum but life’s too short to be doing that! Handier for the garden for leaf time. The sweepers 10ft and can tip into the muck trailer just the same system as a hedge basher for the motor with a large oil tank. Sadly the kubota can’t run it for some reason
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michael N123
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Put the 8050 on the plow for the first time in 10 year
beltbreaker
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- Location
- Ross-shire
michael N123
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I don’t no why I’d never plowed with it just always used the newer N seriesCracking ploughing tractor, needs another furrow
Missed having a shuttle but did a good job can climb mountains with the old girland 4 furrows is enough that Gregor besson is a heavy old lump
SuperTwo
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- Location
- Leinster, Ireland
What do you think of the 3120? I'm potentially interested in buying one later this year
- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
Went rolling for a lady in the village on some steep wet ground for her horse paddock, got a friend in to harrow, luckily had the 8210 as he kept finding the wet spot!!
- Location
- The moon
Think you'd have been better waiting a month looking at those ruts! tidy ford, shame the brown cant pull a set of einbocks without getting stuck
Great tractor. Has over 14,000 hours on now and still pulls well for 120hp. Had a few issues here and there with the most major one being doing the front axle up, but the engine and gearbox has never been touched apart from routine maintenance. They seem to be rare to find for sale so if you have a chance I would get it snapped up, probably the best model in the range along with the 3075.
I keep having notions of selling it and getting something a bit fresher, but every time I do a day's work with it I can't bring myself to part with it.