Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
How do you do these corners
- Location
- Worcestershire
Inside out. Can be done without guidance, like ploughing some have it some dont. I do it for pride in my work and find it levels the corners out nicely
I'll let you know in September how I get on
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Started the day off doing a little contracting job for a neighbour.
Planting 40 ha of winter wheat for grazing.
There was even a David Brown involved ( running the grouper bin ) to keep the UK contingent happy
now, I’m not that big ( 184 cm, 85 kg ) but that David Brown must be one of the worst designed ergonomics
Just to hop on the seat to start the engine & then get off again involved climbing or clambering over something
Planting 40 ha of winter wheat for grazing.
There was even a David Brown involved ( running the grouper bin ) to keep the UK contingent happy
now, I’m not that big ( 184 cm, 85 kg ) but that David Brown must be one of the worst designed ergonomics
Just to hop on the seat to start the engine & then get off again involved climbing or clambering over something
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- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Oats doing there thing
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Didn’t get beyond calibrating the airseeder bins.
Actually, didn’t even get to calibrate them.
The seed metering rollers under the bins are driven by electric motors, running through a controller & with input from the tractor radar. 15 years without a hitch.
Until today.
new electric motor is $3500 . . . and none available till the end of next week
local auto sparky has organised to rewire armature & rebuild motor for hopefully $500
Actually, didn’t even get to calibrate them.
The seed metering rollers under the bins are driven by electric motors, running through a controller & with input from the tractor radar. 15 years without a hitch.
Until today.
new electric motor is $3500 . . . and none available till the end of next week
local auto sparky has organised to rewire armature & rebuild motor for hopefully $500
Good to see the ts back fighting fit
Willie adie
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
GeorgeK
Member
- Location
- Leicestershire
Winter bird food broadcast with slug pelleter, power harrowed in and flat rolled to keep the moisture. I've added some sunflowers this time in case the flea beetles find the brassicas again
Tomtrac
Member
- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Go go go
And we are off so we can
muck slurry and drill maize
And we are off so we can
muck slurry and drill maize
Tomtrac
Member
- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Go go go
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And we are off so we can
muck slurry and drill maize
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And we are off so we can
muck slurry and drill maize
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Not my farm but nearby my friend who looks after my pumps and centre pivots had been trying to stop rising water but failed
- Location
- norfolk
Deerefarmer
Member
- Location
- USA
I'd like to keep up with that bean field throughout the growing season and final yields....only out of curiosity...
fair amount of beans grown here as well
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Rush hour in Caxton today whilst moving pigs
- Location
- Worcestershire
Pharrow for onions then back on some nice long runs for maize
