Today at work

Adeptandy

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

PE15

• Oct 21, 2017

• #80,821

Warp Land Farmer said:

Did it really need all that RPM? How deep?

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3-4 inches deep and no, didn’t really need the rpm, was just more interested in the Inverta than thinking to adjust the preset on the button for the short time I was out there [emoji4]
Back on the Patriot Monday, so will need all the horses primed [emoji6]

 

waterbuffalofarmer

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Penzance

• Oct 21, 2017

• #80,822

Been doing what jobs are necessary in this horrific weather...

 

REStracTORATION

Member

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,823

Quick bolt me 2 lights on...

oh yeah because it's a 30second job to wire them up


So.....

Working away on the big fendt to
Master cylinder issues, swollen seals the pistons were stuck back this is the issue why brakes won't bleed up then.

Also got side tracked by shiney paint

Makes a nice picture does a good reflection

 

sticky

Member

Location

Near Stratford upon Avon

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,824

Yesterday afternoon some texel store lambs and chev mule ewe lambs arrived

 

Phil P

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North West

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,825

This is as close to work as I'm getting today, far to wet and windy!

And yes it was work, I had get the logs from outside [emoji12]

 

waterbuffalofarmer

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Penzance

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,826

well back to the grind..... Spending the morning selling these beauties (trying to) a lot of weird responses too lol

Then calf feeding, thankfully all but one weaned now....

and trying to shelter from this horrific weather.

Hope your day is going well guys!

 

waterbuffalofarmer

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Penzance

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,827

Phil P said:

This is as close to work as I'm getting today, far to wet and windy!
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And yes it was work, I had get the logs from outside [emoji12]

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Looks beautifully kept. Nice and cosy too

 

Phil P

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North West

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,828

waterbuffalofarmer said:

Looks beautifully kept. Nice and cosy too

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Thanks, my good lady keeps it tidy and I keep it lit . Can get a bit to warm sometimes!

 

REStracTORATION

Member

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,829

Phil P said:

This is as close to work as I'm getting today, far to wet and windy!
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And yes it was work, I had get the logs from outside [emoji12]

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Put a coat on and zip it up

 

Phil P

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North West

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,830

REStracTORATION said:

Put a coat on and zip it up

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Down to a t shirt and some undies with the fire going

 

REStracTORATION

Member

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,831

Phil P said:

Down to a t shirt and some undies with the fire going

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What a picture I've now got in my head
With y fronts n stains and string vest

 

Phil P

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

North West

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,832

REStracTORATION said:

What a picture I've now got in my head
With y fronts n stains and string vest

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Forever Fendt

Member

Location

Derbyshire

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,833

Bit of a welding job in the morning, top pin will have to be cut out we have had the breaker on the digger trying to knock it out before

 

Mursal

Member

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,834

Bit of heat and the diesel will run into the joint.
Or split the new ram end ...............

 

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Bob c

Member

Livestock Farmer

Location

Cotswolds

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,835

take the bolt out which holds the pin

trouble with a breaker it will spread the end and make it a lot tighter

 

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DRC

Member

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,836

After Thursday afternoons deluge, and heavy showers yesterday , I was surprised but pleased to be able to complete the hybrid rye drilling. Steep bank, so slow going.

 

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DRC

Member

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,837

Then spent the afternoon ploughing the next field. You could set your watch by the gulls feeding time . They always feed the most around 4 pm.

 

Forever Fendt

Member

Location

Derbyshire

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,838

Bob c said:

take the bolt out which holds the pin

trouble with a breaker it will spread the end and make it a lot tighter

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We did take the bolt out and the end is turned down a lot so it did not really damage it,have knocked plenty out before with it mainly on leg rams on telehandlers

 

Adeptandy

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

PE15

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,839

Warp Land Farmer said:

Did it really need all that RPM? How deep?

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You got me curious, so popped out for an hour this afternoon.

Option 1

Option 2

Decided one was to slow, the other to fast, so reverted to higher revs and the speed it gave, fuel consumption on these is low anyway, so doubt there would be much of a saving [emoji4]

 

Warp Land Farmer

Member

Location

Hazzard County

• Oct 22, 2017

• #80,840

Adeptandy said:

You got me curious, so popped out for an hour this afternoon.

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Option 1

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Option 2

Decided one was to slow, the other to fast, so reverted to higher revs and the speed it gave, fuel consumption on these is low anyway, so doubt there would be much of a saving [emoji4]

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Are you happy with the job it's doing? Which packer has it got on? Good consolidation or too tight? Sorry for the deluge of questions!