Recent content by mjganfield

Why have hydraulic locking pins on my telehandler? Why have a tractor that is auto steer equipped? What’s wrong with trying to modernise something? Bring it out of the dark ages with a crappy bit of rope. Jerking your machinery around in front of customers doesn’t look very professional does it

It’s a claas markant 65

To open the baler out, I’m not worried about the locking pin for the moment I will still do that manually for now

hello I’m looking at converting the drawbar on my conventional baler to hydraulic from manual anyone ever done this before? Any pics and advice would be much appreciated. Cheers

Hello I'm looking into making a crop press to go onto the front of my baling tractor, however I don't have front linkage so it's going to be abit of a challenge! Any tips and advice would be welcome anyone got any pics of ones they have made? Thanks.

Hello, I'm looking for a basic GPS system for calculating acreage whilst mowing and tedding, just wondering what people recommend? Thanks.

Well I don't charge haulage, and if I just hire machine they have to sort there own transport so I should be ok I hope, just don't want to get done, I could do without the hassle.

Ok thanks, that's what I've always thought and done, it's used mainly for slurry pits so the tractor is always on a dung spreader. He just said they have changed the classification to stop people claiming it for agri use.

Hello, sorry if this has been covered before, but I was told today that it is no longer legal for me to tow my slew behind my tractor (purely for agri use) as they are now classed as construction equipment so now have to be towed by white diesel and air brakes? if this is true it will be big...

There's one on farmers trader website for about 17k Harrison tractors I think

I have a single rotor and a double rotor rake, both work very well on our ground that can be very rough at times

There is only one I know of around here atm, but my local dealer I deal with said he has four sold for the upcoming season already so I didn't think they can be that bad.

I'm looking at a new baler this season. just been to look at a McHale 5500, anyone running them? What do you think of them? Cheers.

You need to have a CSCS h+s certificate to be able to take your CPCS course.

It's the red card I have atm, but can apply for a blue in a few months