hows the baler go ?
looking for a replacement but only do 200 of a year
not a work today but been getting baler ready
Today NOT at work
- Thread starter Jerry
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hows the baler go ?
looking for a replacement but only do 200 of a year
not a work today but been getting baler ready
lazy farmer
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- som/dor border
Haven't got much of a bucket list but this was on it. Trouble is I now want to learn to fly!
TripleSix
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- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
hows the baler go ?
looking for a replacement but only do 200 of a year
not a work today but been getting baler ready
Haven't used it yet!
It did the test bale perfectly.
Only paid £1000 for it so pleased so far!
- Location
- East yorks
Few things, watch the door hinges they can crack and drop the door, also the top rear roller bearing. Put one of those out at least twice. Pick up reell goes round at mack 3 so watch for stones and windows, run it just clear of the ground. Also the chain for the pickup reel will sit in crap at the front end unless u take the guard off and clean it. The pickup reel clutch is 2 sets of wedges and they can crack if you block it and let it sit rattling, 20ft+ of wheat straw could easy block it
Long time since i used one but they go well if u go steady
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- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Go ahead, you won't regret it
Ducati899
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- north dorset
Picked my new toy up,just want a summer now..and the small problem that my user name is now wrong [emoji85]
RushesToo
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- Fingringhoe
It's a shame that sitting someone on that work of art will make it look messy.
TripleSix
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- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
Popped my baling cherry last night.
Been sat on a loadall for 8 hours yesterday, grabbed a takeaway for tea, scoffed that, swapped a flat tyre on the rake and we decided to bale the top field.
Got 64 bales off its 21acres of light fuzzy short stuff, should be nice once wrapped.
Been sat on a loadall for 8 hours yesterday, grabbed a takeaway for tea, scoffed that, swapped a flat tyre on the rake and we decided to bale the top field.
Got 64 bales off its 21acres of light fuzzy short stuff, should be nice once wrapped.
CrevisbigX
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- Cheshire
CrevisbigX
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- Cheshire
My holiday in Norfolk would not be right without a days potato picking.
- Location
- Boroughbridge, york
Bubble time menorca
s line
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- Gloucestershire uk
I am across the sea from you on the other island beginning with M.
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- Boroughbridge, york
You probably heard my kids screaming laughing at the foam party then
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
The junior Devils cheering on the 1st Grade Seniors for the preliminary rugby finals on Saturday https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1486862281406316&id=321759514583271
A little bit of a tourist board type post featuring the North Coast of Northern Ireland
Carrick a rede with the rope bridge that connects it to the main land.
Sheep Island at Larrybane beside Carrick a Rede.
The saying is - it will fatten 10 sheep, feed 11 sheep and starve 12 sheep.
O'Hara's Castle, Portstewart. Better known as The Convent, attached to Domican College.
Downhill Beach, with the Templetown Mausoleum on the headland.
Between the beach and the cliffs is the main Belfast to Londonderry railway line. It is a very nice run on the railway, with a lot of great scenery. It does get used as a backdrop to the odd wedding. Even farmers seem to like it (no idea whose wedding it was).
Two very different views of the White Rocks at Portrush. The first is looking towards Portrush from Dunluce Castle. The second is from Portrush East Strand towards Dunluce on a day when there was a bit of a breeze stirring up spray and the sun was shining giving a strange rainbow effect just above the water.
Carrick a rede with the rope bridge that connects it to the main land.
Sheep Island at Larrybane beside Carrick a Rede.
The saying is - it will fatten 10 sheep, feed 11 sheep and starve 12 sheep.
O'Hara's Castle, Portstewart. Better known as The Convent, attached to Domican College.
Downhill Beach, with the Templetown Mausoleum on the headland.
Between the beach and the cliffs is the main Belfast to Londonderry railway line. It is a very nice run on the railway, with a lot of great scenery. It does get used as a backdrop to the odd wedding. Even farmers seem to like it (no idea whose wedding it was).
Two very different views of the White Rocks at Portrush. The first is looking towards Portrush from Dunluce Castle. The second is from Portrush East Strand towards Dunluce on a day when there was a bit of a breeze stirring up spray and the sun was shining giving a strange rainbow effect just above the water.
Dave W
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- chesterfield
Very jealous. In-laws have a cottage at bushmills. Love that part of the world. Not been for 18 months
Shovelhands
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- Sunny Essex
itsalwaysme
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- Location
- Cheshire
Great pics
Lincs Lass
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- north lincs
Young couple got married at the church round the corner ,had to hide it this morning
