New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
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Do you know if they have any way of compensating the spread pattern on hills now ? I asked about 1 of them but the useless sales rep never hot back to me !!This turned up just before Christmas…
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It will carry a couple of grands worth of fert each load!!!!
I’m not sure to be honest. Fairly flat here so not an issue for us.
Thanks .
The HEMC bit is bloody brilliant you'll not need the weighing bit of it . I had 1 of the original Axera HEMC and it was a tremendous bit of kit
solo
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- Location
- worcestershire
Very accurate you slow the outside disc down to do endrigs so you can just play with disc speed to get it where you want it. Or you used to be able to play with disc speed
alomy75
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Endrigs! That’s a new one on me. Which bit is that? Headlands or short work (short work=gores round here)
Headland
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
I used to be a winger but always gave the flanker a hard time!Much better to smack a defender or striker ⚽️
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
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Not sure if those couple of pics are of any help? I can get more if you'd like a closer look? I would say you can go back as far as the conventional break back goes. It doesn't help to alter the height, just pushes it further back, but is within the edge of the tractor now. If I took the pic at the highest point the mower is barely any higher than the cab, but 8ft is our limit with it folded up the side at 90 degrees.
- Location
- Huntingdon
It’s granit just through my local ag parts place
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
is your loader bucket on stands, can't make it out properly.
Boydvalley
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- Location
- Bath
And are you using the mower to hold up electric wires
Finn farmer
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Yes. Doesn't bother that much when you remember it'll do that, but if there's a new operator who doesn't quite understand then you've got trouble.
Thanks, that helps a lot.
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
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Yeah, probably should have posted it in the bodge it thread but never thought it worthy enough! Space is an issue for us so thought up this ingenious way to park 2 or possibly 3 things in the same place! Haven't got round to 'hanging' the squeeze off it yet though. It's surprisingly very stable!
- Location
- South wales
Are all those attachments just for show
way to clean
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
To be fair that was when they were newAre all those attachments just for show
Usually try and use the digger for loading or moving stuff on pallets.
Ali_Maxxum
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- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
Luckily only I am the mower man so I only have myself to blame if it goes wrong. This one isn't quite as simple as pull the string and and let it down any more. Guess that's 'progress'.....Yes. Doesn't bother that much when you remember it'll do that, but if there's a new operator who doesn't quite understand then you've got trouble.
