H.Jackson
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- Location
- West Sussex
Weavings changed all our rubber mounts to the cylinder type legs all straight down now.
Weaving sabre tine user thread
- Thread starter Bob lincs
- Start date
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Is that instead of the triangular shaped rubbers?
ZXR17
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- Location
- South Dorset
What age drill was that @H.Jackson ?
H.Jackson
Member
- Location
- West Sussex
Yes the triangular version was changed for a cylindrical type on a plastic hoppered 6m.
Flintstone
Member
- Location
- Berkshire
Back on for a bit more last week.
Must say, I’m impressed with this drill.
Must say, I’m impressed with this drill.
alomy75
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What goes in the front hopper?!!!!
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Bait box and flask
- Location
- Worcestershire
2000kg seed
- Location
- Worcestershire
Looks good
- Location
- East yorks
I’d love to have soil I could drive on from Nov to March 
YELROM
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- Location
- North Yorkshire
I bet you have got soil you can drive on, it will just be driving back off it that will be the problemI’d love to have soil I could drive on from Nov to March
Flintstone
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- Location
- Berkshire
I’d love to have soil I could drive on from Nov to March
I’m sure you would, but I’d also love your soil’s ability to retain moisture in a drought and give 10 tph of wheat year in, year out!
Flintstone
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- Location
- Berkshire
Still plodding on…
You have some lovely flintsone free draining fields.
Flintstone
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- Location
- Berkshire
Has anyone tried either of these two legs/tubes from APM? I like the hard facing on the side of one, and the bolt-on side wall on the other. For me, these are appealing due to the wear level I get in my stone. I haven’t used either of them, and am just considering it.
Just wondering if anyone is running them?
Just wondering if anyone is running them?
Is there anything that’s wrong with the older type sabre tine drill like on Weaving’s reconditioned one on their website. Is the frame as strong as the new ones? 3 rows of tines doesn’t bother me as we bale everything and we have a gd if trash is an issue but the GDs weak point is it won’t get beans deep enough and the coulters block on beans
Tiptoe Ted
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- Location
- South East
Nothing wrong with them from my experience, have drilled everything successfully with my 2017 6m Sabre Tine including beans last year.Is there anything that’s wrong with the older type sabre tine drill like on Weaving’s reconditioned one on their website. Is the frame as strong as the new ones? 3 rows of tines doesn’t bother me as we bale everything and we have a gd if trash is an issue but the GDs weak point is it won’t get beans deep enough and the coulters block on beans
Frame seems very strong and the plastic tank makes it nice and light. 3 rows of tines is the main difference from what I can see but trash flow hasn't been a problem for me.
As it happens, it is for sale due to a grant-induced change...
Weaving Sabre Tine Drill (6m)
Weaving Sabre Tine Drill (6m) Year - 2017 Ha's covered - 1477 Plastic tank so light for a 6m drill, 3 rows of seeding tines, 2 rows of full width following harrows, hydraulic markers, double pre-em markers (not pictured), half width shut off, RDS Artemis touch screen controller...
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Did you put beans into stubble with it? We’ve ended up buying a refurbed one from weaving.Nothing wrong with them from my experience, have drilled everything successfully with my 2017 6m Sabre Tine including beans last year.
Frame seems very strong and the plastic tank makes it nice and light. 3 rows of tines is the main difference from what I can see but trash flow hasn't been a problem for me.
As it happens, it is for sale due to a grant-induced change...
Weaving Sabre Tine Drill (6m)
Weaving Sabre Tine Drill (6m) Year - 2017 Ha's covered - 1477 Plastic tank so light for a 6m drill, 3 rows of seeding tines, 2 rows of full width following harrows, hydraulic markers, double pre-em markers (not pictured), half width shut off, RDS Artemis touch screen controller...
SilliamWhale
Member
Is there anything that’s wrong with the older type sabre tine drill like on Weaving’s reconditioned one on their website. Is the frame as strong as the new ones? 3 rows of tines doesn’t bother me as we bale everything and we have a gd if trash is an issue but the GDs weak point is it won’t get beans deep enough and the coulters block on beans
Do you really need beans in deep?
As long as they are deeper than a crows beak I guess. I’ve been struggling to get them that deep with a weaving gd