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https://shop4fasteners.co.uk/metric-hss-tap-die-set-in-metal-case-m3-m20.html Have a set similar to these, different companies sell the same set but named different. Not the cheapest but all the sizes

246mm here on the ards peninsula since the start of the year. 586mm from mid October to today, 63mm of that in the first 10 days. Everyone not from the ards seems to be under the impression the ards is all dry ground. It is when we get normal rainfall of around 750mm a year but we aren’t geared...

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yea plenty of damp at the moment but 6mm is the figure for dry conditions but can it get into the soil if the ground is full of water

urea needs at least 6mm to wash it in to the soil which isn’t that hard got these days but if the ground is waterlogged can it be washed into the ground or will it be washed to the nearest drain?

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There will likely still be a fair bit of pressure in them, if you slacken the pipe on the back of them just enough to let the oil start to weep out and just leave them for a while, try to take them off with any oil pressure in them and it’s messy and alarming

14% is what is recommended in the manual of the older ones iirc

Does anyone know the pressures for the front suspension and front linkage accumulators? there are 4 in total I can see.

Don’t see why you couldn’t change to 10” screen although you will need it programmed to the tractor. You will also likely need to buy a new one at £2500, fendt did have a price for reconditioned ones but had none in stock a few months ago there. Also any 900 series at breakers ive ever seen have...

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Neutragena works best for me, but what works better is wearing nitrile milking gloves when you are working to stop your hands drying out. I don’t wear them in the summer but nearly always in the winter, if I don’t my hands crack and bleed in the winter. To heal bad cracks as someone has said...

Just hold on there this is not the how much should I be getting an hour relief milking thread

Always cut as soon as it’s dry enough to get on the ground, last year was the 6th feb , previous 3 years to that were the 2nd , 3rd and 4th of January. If you miss a dry spell and it turns wet then it doesn’t take long for it to start beating you. Also like to clean fields off of winter growth...

Earlier start than last year