New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
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- Location
- North West Wales
The amount of mowers, haybobs, tedders and rakes that I’ve seen with mixed up tines and blades after complaints that they’re sh**e kind of proves otherwise unfortunately!!! Now, lets not start on haybobs and tine position, the wheels adjusted or the actual importance of levelling arms off and having a top link that’s not seized or welded up on a rake or tedder that was rotavating….Some people really shouldn't be allowed near machines if the blade direction is that complicated
- Location
- North West
Best one I’ve seen was on a powerharrow, they’d put one left and one right hand tine on each rota instead going two left then two rightSome people really shouldn't be allowed near machines if the blade direction is that complicated
. How they weren’t hitting each other I’ll never know 
I expect those same people would plug and extension lead into itself and wonder why their TV doesn't turn on....Best one I’ve seen was on a powerharrow, they’d put one left and one right hand tine on each rota instead going two left then two right
Jdunn55
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- Location
- Helston, cornwall
There's a left and right?!Best one I’ve seen was on a powerharrow, they’d put one left and one right hand tine on each rota instead going two left then two right
- Location
- North West
Surely you ask in jest?
Jdunn55
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- Location
- Helston, cornwall
yorkie
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- Location
- pe34 norfolk,but not born there
Worked with a bloke who put left and right points on the plough on the wrong ones and couldn’t get it in the groundBest one I’ve seen was on a powerharrow, they’d put one left and one right hand tine on each rota instead going two left then two right
ollie989898
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Best one I’ve seen was on a powerharrow, they’d put one left and one right hand tine on each rota instead going two left then two right
There was a thread in the old place where someone had a harvest student sent out powerharrowing who came back and the trough was too hot to touch. Turns out he'd been dragging it around without the PTO engaged.
Aspiring Peasants
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- Location
- North Pennines
Depends which way the gate opensare you supposed to use the right or left handed blades for washers on gate hangings?
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Hardly new, but new to me.
Bought it on an online auction today.
30 years old, on second engine & clock.
300 hp
Powershift
3 pt linkage
PTO
Rigid chassis, 4 wheel steer
Just have to get it home now, as it’s at Goondiwindi, 350km away
Bought it on an online auction today.
30 years old, on second engine & clock.
300 hp
Powershift
3 pt linkage
PTO
Rigid chassis, 4 wheel steer
Just have to get it home now, as it’s at Goondiwindi, 350km away
- Location
- Very Southern NSW Australia
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
I’d run out of daylight, would have to be over 2 days, maybe even 3 ? ( for the UK contingent, we can only run tractors on public roads in daylight hours )
coming straight down the Newel & then the Kamiaroi Highways, would need 2 escort vehicles as well
coming straight down the Newel & then the Kamiaroi Highways, would need 2 escort vehicles as well
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- Location
- Wormingford, Essex
Turning circle of an oil tanker if that's four wheel steer.
- Location
- East yorks
Yeah but in Aus they don’t worry about field corners
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
turns sharp enough for 12 m gear, especially if you use auto steer & skip every second run & “racetrack” it
2wheels
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- Location
- aberdeenshire
Looks tidy, health to enjoy.
- Location
- Co antrim
Why do they not bulid it on 1 chassis if its axle steered?
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
because it’s basically the same tractor as the 9250 articulated version, they just put a block in the pivot & axles with bendy bits on the ends