Recent content by FG.

Got alot of stuff, but Ive always kept atleast one of every fuel and oil filter for all my machines. Another thing is a spare joystick for the two different telehandlers.

Well, actually sold 6 years ago and had someone ring yesterday about it.

SOLD

Unfortunately I've not seen an 00/10 SE with eco 540 and most don't have aircon either. It's just got to sit on a big trailed tedder in the summer and our smaller hedge cutter in the winter.

Looking for a 61, 62 00/10 series. Can't be an SE as they don't eco 540. Anything considered

It was mainly wiring that gave trouble. You've 3 or 4 solenoids on the front axle, some gear position switches round the gearsticks and an ecu. So a few opportunities for problems

Had one back in the day. Great tractors, hfwd is better than 2wd, when it works. Got workshop manual for the HFWD

Maybe te 4G module has failed. Speaking to Farmstream, the chap said he can check and replace if needed. Certain modules he can't replace. Do you have a reset button, you could try pressing.

Poor signal is usually my issue with that Problem. Had my 2 cams for 4 years on EE and this last 6 months hasn't been so good. Spoke to chap at Farmstream (very helpful) and got an eternal aerial, which has helped a little. He said the 4G module can get tired and can need replacing.

I just clicked on the 'group' tab (don't normally use it) and I have orange dots. My cameras are all fine

That one. I use CamHi app for my LivestockEye 360ptz cameras, so don't have that. I assume the dot is new?. You can't get any further than "connecting" ?

I can't see a red dot

Can you post a screenshot

When you say "keep your mind tidy" do you mean not having 'dirty' thoughts against individuals that just dump tools on the workshop bench??😡😡😳 🪓

Unfortunately the strippers are beyond reprofiling and one of the 'tongues' they bolt tonis also history. Even further back (or sideways) it's been pushed up. Telehandler pulling the front of plunger and bottom jack in rear of chamber, was needed to encourage the plunger back. Straighten a few...