Today at work

Agriimark

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

Worcestershire

• Mar 18, 2020

• #106,181

Flat 10 said:

Brave even attempting it with the water pipe in, top job I would say. Complete wally who chucked blue pipe in there mind. Did that perforated pipe always end like that with a long curvy end?

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Yes the word wally came to mind when i found it ? after following the ditch to see where it was it even ran along the hedge out the ground by 3 ft. Yes i think that is how they put it in. It is in the direction of travel so left it be.

 

Agriimark

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

Worcestershire

• Mar 18, 2020

• #106,182

d williams said:

How old was Claas that looks like our Claas Kramer
But last Claas we had on demo was Leighbro didn’t look like that ??

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I think it is on a 19 plate, came from mill engineers

 

Adeptandy

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

PE15

• Mar 18, 2020

• #106,183

Shutesy said:

Looks like your trying to cultivate in a pond? Glad the tractors fixed, fudging rats, saw a post on FB earlier, someones SP sprayer had had its wires chewed badly after just being parked up for a week.

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It was until the under drain gang visited, was trying to stir up the tracks they left with the subsoiler before they got water in again ?

 

robbie

Member

BASIS

Location

the brecks norfolk

• Mar 18, 2020

• #106,184

Started the day with a couple loads of MN on some wheat and barley before the rain.

Spring barley that was drilled last week is growing slowly.

Had a good afternoon spreading muck on the last field ready for beet. I thought I'd better push on into the evening so I can go to the sale tomorrow and buy @flat10 his cuppa I promised him.

And despite all the doom and gloom at the moment I had a really really nice surprise through the post.

 

Robert K

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

Essex

• Mar 18, 2020

• #106,185

Finished the first lot of MOP - washed and oiled the spreader

Few workshop jobs got the marker board installed and greased up the JCB ready for some spring drilling soon..

 

Hilly

Member

Location

Scottish Borders.

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,186

Mutley and me self isolating, think this will do for now.

 

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jonny

Member

Location

leitrim

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,187

First few out today

 

ColinV6

Member

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,188

Dragged the aerator out of the shed for the first time in 3 years. Figure it has to do some good with the winter we’ve had.!

 

Bullring

Member

Location

Cornwall

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,189

ColinV6 said:

Dragged the aerator out of the shed for the first time in 3 years. Figure it has to do some good with the winter we’ve had.!

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Is it dry enough, I thought the ground needed to be hard to create the cracking effect as apposed to the smearing effect, I had the same thought of dragging mine out as the ground seems capped after all the winters rain but unsure if it will make it worse.

 

ColinV6

Member

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,190

Bullring said:

Is it dry enough, I thought the ground needed to be hard to create the cracking effect as apposed to the smearing effect, I had the same thought of dragging mine out as the ground seems capped after all the winters rain but unsure if it will make it worse.

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Our ground is quite hard, self draining, so if I do it when it’s dry, it makes a hell of a rive up and sounds like the blades are just bouncing on the top.
It seems to be making nice precise slits at the moment... ?

 

Veryfruity

Member

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,191

Planted first tunnels of Toms

 

Celt83

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,192

Veryfruity said:

Planted first tunnels of TomsView attachment 864581

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I bet they will come in handy.

 

ARW

Member

Location

Yorkshire

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,193

spent 4 hours laid in the slop this morning under the tracks extracting this pin, had a bearing collapse

then I struck up the ride on tonight, it’s had a flat tyre for 18 months and it’s been just one of them jobs, banged a fresh tyre on, new belt would not keep tight, must of got the wrong one, it was £70! So I just extended the pulley, now she’s a beast, even chops fodder beet

 

Flat 10

Member

Arable Farmer

Location

Fen Edge

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,194

should have got that cup of tea off @robbie ?‍

 

Lincs Lass

Member

Location

north lincs

• Mar 19, 2020

• #106,195

Lawn laid atlast ,,he just needs to buy a mower

 

Hfd Cattle

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

Hereford

• Mar 20, 2020

• #106,196

Lincs Lass said:

Lawn laid atlast ,,he just needs to buy a mowerView attachment 864651View attachment 864652View attachment 864653

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Or a few sheep

 

Lincs Lass

Member

Location

north lincs

• Mar 20, 2020

• #106,197

Hfd Cattle said:

Or a few sheep

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Nooo ,,it had enough compost already , he will be busy enough cutting it with out more fertiliser on it

 

ColinV6

Member

• Mar 20, 2020

• #106,198

Lincs Lass said:

Lawn laid atlast ,,he just needs to buy a mowerView attachment 864651View attachment 864652View attachment 864653

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Very tidy!!

 

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bumkin

Member

Mixed Farmer

Location

pembrokeshire

• Mar 20, 2020

• #106,199

Lincs Lass said:

Lawn laid atlast ,,he just needs to buy a mowerView attachment 864651View attachment 864652View attachment 864653

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very nice but you forgot the goal posts

 

Steevo

Member

Location

Gloucestershire

• Mar 20, 2020

• #106,200

Lincs Lass said:

Lawn laid atlast ,,he just needs to buy a mowerView attachment 864651View attachment 864652View attachment 864653

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WOW!! You amaze me every time with your standard of work - that is incredible!