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Still got the lever job instead of joystick?
Still got the lever job instead of joystick?
It is being talked about, they are complaining about the cost of food energy and housing having driven to the airport in their financed car for their foreign holiday.I always think with anything in life, be it business or personal.
No point moaning about it, do something about it to change the outcome.
Definition of madness is doing exactly the same thing over and over again and expecting different outcomes.
Going off on a tangent, but the government, media seem to be doing a great job on keeping a lid on what's going on with food production and cost of living.
We are in a fortunate position, have house that we get with rent of farm. 2nd hand car paid for, no debt. We are seeing quite a big change in our personal financial situation.
I dread to think what's happening to those on the pay monthly treadmill for cars/mortgages etc. Financed to the hilt.
Yet it doesn't seem to be being talked about.
Must be a construction one ?Still got the lever job instead of joystick?
Yes it’s 7 years oldStill got the lever job instead of joystick?
Yes haven’t managed a proper one yetMust be a construction one ?
I didnt know you could still get lever jobs anymore. Will bear that in mind when changing mine.Am always wary of joysticks.Knowing my luck will fail on Christmas morning.Must be a construction one ?
They could be far better,if just been ticking over on a building site.Yes haven’t managed a proper one yet
Could say the same about us farmers.It is being talked about, they are complaining about the cost of food energy and housing having driven to the airport in their financed car for their foreign holiday.
It’s all over the radio, but no one complains about not affording a new car or holiday. If they were hard up they would be using their holiday to have a second job.
Where was that at then? What was the blue in the background and what did it make?
Your telehandler would probably do more hours than my loader tractor though.This thing gets cursed daily not that reliable but in it every day has constant fault codes but no way would I want to go back to a 4600 and mine was four wheel drive spent thousands every winter keeping it going cracked hubs knuckles and bearings
They are playing a dangerous game very dangerous game .Possibly was it £7 of benefit for every £1 of subsidy or something?
That is different to people spending money on food though their wages that can easily be spent on other things like cars and new iPhone subsidy can't really be spent like that.
It's why Boris wants a high wage economy there is no other way to get growth than people getting more money to spend. How that will work out who knows probably with more things being done abroad where wages are cheaper.
Big saving on goat feed .That’s why you have to spend 2.5 times the money on a jd or fendt then
You wouldn’t want to go to levers after a joystick…trust meI didnt know you could still get lever jobs anymore. Will bear that in mind when changing mine.Am always wary of joysticks.Knowing my luck will fail on Christmas morning.
Never had a joystick one or even used one. Loadall is the handiest thing we’ve ever had never thought we would use it as much as we do. Loader tractors don’t cut it in comparisonYou wouldn’t want to go to levers after a joystick…trust me
This is so true. It does partly answer the question on how we produce our product at the price we do.Never had a joystick one or even used one. Loadall is the handiest thing we’ve ever had never thought we would use it as much as we do. Loader tractors don’t cut it in comparison
Gone vegetarian?This is so true. It does partly answer the question on how we produce our product at the price we do.
Another part is that I'm typing during a knapsack refill, when I once would be struggling to maintain consciousness after a fill of rib roast.
Never had £80 for a weaned lamb?got £80 a life yesterday for lleyn ewes and singles. ive never ever reached £80 for a weaned lamb!
wish i sold the f$%king lot
Never had £80 for a weaned lamb?