Recent content by jhorr30

You want a light short rifle or carbine with night vision scope and silencer for the rats. need to be able to move around easily and don't want to be carrying a heavy gun around for hours on end. a rest like a tripod trigger sticks makes it a lot easier to get accurate shots. I find rat shooting...

We plough up 2 and 3 year grass leys and sow with wheat any time from mid September until November/December. Sheep are often taken off the field as we start ploughing and sowing. I cant remember having any issues with frit fly within the last 30 years although a neighbour had winter wheat this...

we are usually between 110 and 120 units an acre of N or 137kg to 150kg N per Ha be pretty disappointed if we didn't get 8t ha at least of malting barley. last harvest we would be between 9t ha and 11t ha for diablo and laureate for malting. mostly between 1.3 and 1.6 N All the fields had been...

normally get second hand 4x4 parts from Dalcrue auto salvage 4x4 breakers Dalcrue, Methven, Perth PH1 3LX 01738 840511

If it is a rapid drill the actual coulters could be worn especially the sides of the open backed part that lets the seed out. If it is worn there the discs can sometimes shove mud up inside blocking them. If they are too close to the bottom of the disc the same can happen.

we have a Kuhn FC300 in decent condition that we could part with. We have owned it from new and has only cut our own silage, Have replaced it with a newer Kongskilde centre pull mower. It is in the lothians just south of Edinburgh.

We had a box fail on a tx68. Was cheaper to buy a brand new box from manners combine breakers than buy the parts to repair our own one.

He hasn't lost it. It's been stolen by crooks

It's in the calibrations screen.

Will try and find out.

Would be a Caseih supplied sensor. Have had some progress since I posted originally. The dealer has spent some more time on it and did something to valves on the steering orbital unit. Since then it's been a different machine. Mostly averaging 1.4cm offline now. It's now doing what we thought...

To be honest I have never noticed.

It's all set up for the model of tractor and when checking the centre mark with a pointer through the drawbar to a marker on the ground it is dead on. Within 1-4mm normally.

Quick photos of the settings on the tractor

I will suggest that to the dealer