Recent content by JMTHORNLEY

They are hellishly noisy at 1000, part of the reason I sold mine in the end. A full day at grass and your ears will bleed :ROFLMAO: Good mower though. If 1000 is on top it'll be that. i used to mow at 950/1000 crop dependant. Have a look at the conditioner belts before you start, if it's new...

Daltons them bad boys. The absolute best of a very bad bunch :ROFLMAO: I changed to Daltons a while ago from Alflex and it's the best move (y)

F’in hell Kev, you’d definitely be able to carry 20 of something in that…..

For said man regarding you certainly got one bit correct.......

Mr W strikes again, I'm down as a Mr Thornhill from Disley this time...issue is I can't think of anyone called that in Disley :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: All sorted now. If anyone is after some strong stores that will grow on they'll be in Leek on Saturday ;)

Good friend of mine has jabbed himself recently with it also. Very very messy and required three operations and put him out of work for about 2 months. Seems to be on the mend now though

John Bownes is always worth a call, I have had a 536 from them recently

Wait till he has the time. Aint a man better in the country.... You could always put an Irsih accent on and call yourself 'horse' or soemthing. Seems to work wonders for them boys :ROFLMAO:

Can anyone give me an idea of what works best? I hate the lights on the flatbed and have done for years but this weekend I may actually have some time to fit new ones so hoping to get some ordered up. Full thing so rear lights, in a unit preferred, marker lights front and side and some good...

I have always had Bekenas or Dunlop but just had a pair of Sealz I think they are, wow, what a pair of boots. Very comfy and VERY warm, almost to warm but very good

I don't want to offer any advice or input but you sound like a great chap and an even better neighbour. World needs more of you and no matter what the outcome don't blame yourself for anything. Good luck

Me and dad went halves on a MS362, holly sh!t what a saw. We just use it for tree lopping and chopping up for log burners as you are wanting, really really impressed with it and a big improvement from the MS180 we still have that's just been demoted to pruning up now

A little, thank you. I always have a good carry over from the years before wrapped hay and such, I've just held a few more heifers back this time to bull so they may end up going to mart which would be a shame as they are some of the best I've had for a while and be the last of the BlueX...

:sick: :sick: :ROFLMAO: I see how that could miss understood so I'll make it VERY clear, no not them god awful roll over and die for no reason woolly things that some crazy and far more patient men than I could ever dream to be like to look after called sheep. I am however VERY happy with my...

It's not good this time at all.... Grass is really moving on so sheep have come on early and all my reseeds are absolutely flying but it has gone from a paving slab to a swamp in just a few weeks here, even the bike is leaving dirty marks on the ground as if it were mid December so there is no...