Recent content by Skintagain

Just let something eat it off first. See what’s there and then you know where you are at with the job. No field really NEEDS topping that much. We had a 574 for our first tractor. I got some very very steep hill bits to graze and wanted to get some fert on it. I turned the wheels inside out...

Lend it to a neighbour with some roatavating to do for a week

I would re seed then spray weeds afterwards. No clover in the ley

How much luck??lol

Yes I think that’s similar model as what we have

We haven’t made any this year without some rain on it. Most has been rained on during first 2 days so not too bad at all

A small battery grinder would be perfect for that job. Milwaukee best you can buy imo. 5 ah batteries.

Possibly but I bit of a ball ache. Battery grinders are good for nipping bolts off etc or padlocks.................. We run generator for 9 inch to cut bigger stuff

Yes they are. They cut out if you give them too much too.

This year ain't no normal year. We may not see the usual serious glut as like a lot have said a lot of lambs are sent in at light weights when the job is good.

You can keep it. Baling hay this afternoon. Hopefully

Any crack form markets this morning?

5 acres left to bale today into smalls hopefully we just get away with the storms. Just wasn’t ready yesterday when we did the rest.

Tractors are extremely overpriced at the side of construction machinery that is the only comparison I can realistically make. And there’s more money out of construction work it simply doesn’t make sense. One model that was epic: 7840 with tb turbo tweaked to 150hp SLE box special model with...

I would have said they were perfect. With a fast growing calf by their side that is.