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Peppa pig · Jul 28, 2016

Good enuff id say.

mtx.jag · Jul 28, 2016

After a fair bit of rain,I thought I best roll some stones in on the re seeds that caused so much hassle 2ND cut

Shovelhands · Jul 28, 2016

Hilly said:
Fitted new discs new pads and extra calipers to Fastrac . View attachment 371830 View attachment 371832

Interesting conversion

, that pipe does look a bit vulnerable as has been said, possibly you could make it a nice fit in copper for a pattern and then have a piece made up in steel, it would be more durable (would take a knock better), and maybe use a banjo on the calliper to keep it nice and close? You could still attach it to the other calliper via a flexi to make it easier? It would be up out of the way I assume?
Did the instructions advise to fit the pipe in the top port of the calliper? Because in my mind it should be in the bottom with the bleed at the top?

Nice to see someone modifying and upgrading kit

Lincs Lass · Jul 28, 2016

I am not a celebrity ,please get me out of here

Hurdle bunter · Jul 28, 2016

Shovelhands said:
Interesting conversion, that pipe does look a bit vulnerable as has been said, possibly you could make it a nice fit in copper for a pattern and then have a piece made up in steel, it would be more durable (would take a knock better), and maybe use a banjo on the calliper to keep it nice and close? You could still attach it to the other calliper via a flexi to make it easier? It would be up out of the way I assume?
Did the instructions advise to fit the pipe in the top port of the calliper? Because in my mind it should be in the bottom with the bleed at the top?

Nice to see someone modifying and upgrading kit

Will copper be up to (basically) commercial spec? Always used copper on Land Rover rebuilds but seem to remember somebody muttering that it wasn't really up to comp. spec etc

Supplied with the kit I know so not questioning you @Hilly, just wondering

At Sheps · Jul 28, 2016

Guess the weather conditions here..name the song n the group n win a prize ...When will you use me again.
When will we mow some more acres
Will it be this year or never.
Am I now redundant not used again.
When will you use me again .??? View attachment 371978

Gator · Jul 28, 2016

When will I see you again

3 degrees, bloody feels like it un all............what fa won

At Sheps · Jul 28, 2016

Sorry answer incorrect...

Foregoneconclusion · Jul 28, 2016

Today the farm truck was employed as a wedding car ..I was chauffeur. . For my little brother and the new Mrs L-P.

Hilly · Jul 28, 2016

Philip Watkins said:
You'll be squashing your nose on the windscreen next.

Be better than squashing a family car with a family in it

REStracTORATION · Jul 28, 2016

Today still at work having a chill

Hilly · Jul 28, 2016

Shovelhands said:
Interesting conversion, that pipe does look a bit vulnerable as has been said, possibly you could make it a nice fit in copper for a pattern and then have a piece made up in steel, it would be more durable (would take a knock better), and maybe use a banjo on the calliper to keep it nice and close? You could still attach it to the other calliper via a flexi to make it easier? It would be up out of the way I assume?
Did the instructions advise to fit the pipe in the top port of the calliper? Because in my mind it should be in the bottom with the bleed at the top?

Nice to see someone modifying and upgrading kit

No instructions, pipes made up and pre bent to nearly correct shape, im no expert just piped it with the pipes supplied and they landed at that port so that port they went in but you may well be correct.

stuart · Jul 28, 2016

Fetched some straw

davidroberts30 · Jul 28, 2016

mtx.jag said:
After a fair bit of rain,I thought I best roll some stones in on the re seeds that caused so much hassle 2ND cut
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Thats surely yesterday with the blue sky :scratchhead:

itsalwaysme · Jul 28, 2016

Hilly said:
No instructions, pipes made up and pre bent to nearly correct shape, im no expert just piped it with the pipes supplied and they landed at that port so that port they went in but you may well be correct.

I presume it's an air /hydraulic system
Sometimes you can have problems bleeding the system if bleed nipples are at the bottom

Hilly · Jul 28, 2016

itsalwaysme said:
I presume it's an air /hydraulic system
Sometimes you can have problems bleeding the system if bleed nipples are at the bottom

They bled no problem, did one at a time to avoid as much as poss bleeding problems.

nick... · Jul 28, 2016

Started the day running new short discs over rape stubble. only had them a week and do a brilliant job and far easier to pull than I expected.then got the plough out to start ploughing land ready for drilling rape in a couple of weeks.ended with lots of rain so stopped ploughing.very greasy on top and rock hard underneath.be back again in the morning
Nick...

blue power · Jul 28, 2016

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spent the last week trying to get this working properly

Hilly · Jul 28, 2016

blue power said:
View attachment 372062spent the last week trying to get this working properly

What is it ?

blue power · Jul 28, 2016

It's called a Rocket, it's a in vessel composter we put in food wastes and wood chip to make compost. We run pubs and hotels as well as a farm so it should work out cheaper in the long run

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