- Location
- northumberland
Picked up our new rake thismorning hopefully be better than the old hayzip its replaced
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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Picked up our new rake thismorning hopefully be better than the old hayzip its replaced
REStracTORATION
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Bit of fudged up day today due to davy brown needing a wireing loom and hydraulic issues no pics of that.
But got some of 550 with her guts out
Liners and pistons removed
And slipped the pistons on
362 went, then lapped some new valves in in 550
No pics again
note to self must try harder with pics
But got some of 550 with her guts out
Liners and pistons removed
And slipped the pistons on
362 went, then lapped some new valves in in 550
No pics again
note to self must try harder with pics A Davy Broon with issues eh ?Bit of fudged up day today due to davy brown needing a wireing loom and hydraulic issues no pics of that.
But got some of 550 with her guts out
Liners and pistons removed
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And slipped the pistons on
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362 went, then lapped some new valves in in 550
No pics again
Well, well,well.......
He was was bought by a couple and the man did all of the work with him and when they split up he had to sneak back in and steal the dog because she wanted him but miss treated him!!!So whars his story
He was then sold onto a woman who later turned out to have mental health problems
she handed him to the vets to be destroyed because apparently he was aggressive (He's not even a little bit aggressive! nicest dog ever!) Jimmy got him and since then he's been a happy very friendly digger dog who loves people and life
REStracTORATION
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Must be the 1st ever huh....
Shovelhands
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- Location
- Sunny Essex
Spent the morning in the workshop, but it was a lovely day, and thought I'd best make use of the sun!.....
So I had a change of scenery in the afternoon.....
Greased the beast
Then wound a few hundred tonne through the old girl
nice to get back on the levers
Greased the beast
Spent the morning in the workshop, but it was a lovely day, and thought I'd best make use of the sun!.....
Greased the beast
That's an interesting bit of kit, looks like it's made up of a load of grimme combistars?
Fraserb
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- Location
- Scottish Borders
Not the best pic but got 225 acre of 2nd cut mowed, not a bad first proper outing with new mowers, even better considering I sprayed 125 acre of barley first thing.
Shovelhands
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- Location
- Sunny Essex
Foregoneconclusion
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- Location
- Pembrokeshire
grasshoppers playing piggy in the middle
Today started with a suprise of a nice morning and zero rain threw the night so I went to mow the last field, (I should have done it yesterday but I was too busy partying with my chopper out) 
got back to the farm to find Mr two day old had found himself a nice bed.
With my good neighbour driving the chopper I set about trying to improve on my raking skills.
the play in the 675's steering makes the job so much more interesting.
Nowadays people laugh at my buckrake. Why I'm not sure. It does the job and hasn't got them bendy tines like them earlier ones!
Our party ended with squeezing in the headlands off a field for bales. A great end to a great couple of days
tomorrow the tyre chucking champion will be crowned.
As a side note I'd like to thank you all for giving my stuff a like. In farming we all do it differently and there are a lot of people who look down and ridicule old tack. Its very refreshing to get some positivity!
With my good neighbour driving the chopper I set about trying to improve on my raking skills.
the play in the 675's steering makes the job so much more interesting.
Nowadays people laugh at my buckrake. Why I'm not sure. It does the job and hasn't got them bendy tines like them earlier ones!
Our party ended with squeezing in the headlands off a field for bales. A great end to a great couple of days
As a side note I'd like to thank you all for giving my stuff a like. In farming we all do it differently and there are a lot of people who look down and ridicule old tack. Its very refreshing to get some positivity!
6290
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- Location
- North Wales
Boss man went out with the tedder on the Claas
So normal service resumed, 6290 on the mower closely watched by quality control
Then our vet turned up to do the short interval TB test closely followed by a ministry vet to do an audit on our vet doing said test Unbelievable really that someone can get paid to do approx a 140 mile round trip to stand around and do feck all for 2 hours whilst getting paid probably quite well for the privilege
So normal service resumed, 6290 on the mower closely watched by quality control
Then our vet turned up to do the short interval TB test closely followed by a ministry vet to do an audit on our vet doing said test
Unbelievable really that someone can get paid to do approx a 140 mile round trip to stand around and do feck all for 2 hours whilst getting paid probably quite well for the privilege 
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Real pasture mats? Cows are going to love this when they move in. An indoor field to lay on and eat too!
- Location
- Durham, UK
dropping a bit of new seeds with this old girl
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- Location
- Durham, UK
- Location
- Durham, UK
Thankyou.
llamedos
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- Location
- Lancashire