Today at work

Adeptandy

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

PE15

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,981

A Trebor said:

Excellent in OSR work have one on a Massey,last year it snapped twice but this year no problems with the header at all.

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+1 for the header, best part of a MF combine the power flow and top auger

 

Bobthebuilder

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

northumberland

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,982

yorkie said:

would that be mr manners moving it?

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Ey 1 of his yolks

 

Fraserb

Member

Location

Scottish Borders

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,983

APJ said:

Which Deere did you have, a new t560 or a bigger one?

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The new T670, its a fair improvement over our existing t670

 

Jon 3085

Member

Location

Worcester, UK

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,984

2nd cut silage

 

farmer_kev

Member

Location

Hesketh Bank

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,985

Today i collected my new (to me) tractor

. Van was just the job. Full health and saftey unloading....

and on with some fettling

got plenty time till early spud planting next spring

 

Steevo

Member

Location

Gloucestershire

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,986

Did they tarmac your drive as well as deliver the tractor?

 

farmer_kev

Member

Location

Hesketh Bank

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,987

Steevo said:

Did they tarmac your drive as well as deliver the tractor?

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No one likes my van [emoji23][emoji23]

 

sticky

Member

Location

Near Stratford upon Avon

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,988

The girls put on their Sunday best today, thanks to Sean m.

 

Gator

Never Forgotten

Honorary Member

Location

Lancashire

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,989

Moved the gimmers to abit of fresh keep

 

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carpenter1

Member

Location

devon

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,990

Drilled and rolled bumble bird plot.
Roller with mf 35 and 8ft roller
No pic forgot

 

JP1

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,991

My mate Bim doing some fencing work for the neighbour and he got a split fuel pipe and was stuck in my garden.

Thunderbird1 to the rescue

 

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Philip Watkins

Member

Location

Back in Shropshire

• Aug 22, 2017

• #77,992

JP1 said:

My mate Bim doing some fencing work for the neighbour and he got a split fuel pipe and was stuck in my garden.

Thunderbird1 to the rescue

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@llamedos

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Think @Clive needs to put some more coins in the meter

 

R.B.H

Member

Location

Bedfordshire

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,993

Stubble cultivating 1980s/1990s style

 

robbie

Member

BASIS

Location

the brecks norfolk

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,994

This week so far. loading pigs in the mornings then mucked another yard out then sprayed some barley stubbles.

Yesterday we carted the last 40 odds acres of straw.

 

fingermouse

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

cheshire

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,995

Living the dream last night
Hope I didn't miss any

 

Steevo

Member

Location

Gloucestershire

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,996

sticky said:

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Do they glow in the dark now?

 

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A Trebor

Member

Location

Isle of Axholme

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,997

First load of 2017 harvest away

Last of wheat straw going,Mr Douglas has been coming for at least 40 years

 

sticky

Member

Location

Near Stratford upon Avon

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,998

Steevo said:

Do they glow in the dark now?

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it tones down a bit when they dry. They were non to chuffed about it as I couldn't get near them last night.

 

mixed breed

Member

Mixed Farmer

• Aug 23, 2017

• #77,999

Two days of settled weather? Check
Lunch bag? Check
Flask? Check
Tow chain? Check
Umbrella? Check

It seems so long since I last had the pleasure how do I drive this thing again?

 

Phil P

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North West

• Aug 23, 2017

• #78,000

This was yesterday cos i couldn't post pick last night for some reason!
Weather was to nice to be in the workshop so went and made a start sorting some land out we've just took on, it's not been farmed for at least 2 years so in a bit of a state to say the least!

Then back in the wheat in the afternoon before it rained again.

This fella was having fun trying to pick up some seriously flat oats with what looked to be at least a 30' header.

Of back in the wheat again today now the suns come out again.