- Location
- Worcestershire
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- norfolk
- Location
- Darlington
They will go back to Agriimark when the tide comes in at his place too. won`t they?
- Location
- Huntingdon
One of many winter jobs , rechain the krone baler . I think it was well due & might explain some of the soft bales that I have. How the chain didn’t snap I’ll never know ! 72 slats with a joining on each end = 144 moments of stress relief with a big hammer . Now to Put it back together
- Location
- Exeter, Devon
Managed to get some flit shinging done ahead of broad beans:
Looks like the Jcb has missed its monthly wash too
- Location
- Worcestershire
Keep them mate only just got rid of them
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Jerry can of petrol and an up to date insurance policy is your friend....
- Location
- Hereford
It's worth more with an acre of field on it
- Location
- norfolk
Well that's buggered it for today
Suffolk Serf
Member
- Location
- Bury/Thetford
And we were about to declare a drought in the Brecks until that happened.
Chopsy Varmint
Member
I've washed and packed my wellies away, washed the kitchen floor too because no more muddy dogs until maybe November. Life is so difficult sometimes.
Wish I could wash my kitchen floor, lambing, calving, 4yr old and dog means it's a pointless task at the moment
need to invite @Robert K round
Chopsy Varmint
Member
Don't worry, I'm no Mrs Hinch. The kitchen floor has tiles that are designed to look a bit mottled and dirty so you don't notice the pawprints etc and the floor only gets scrubbed a couple of times a year.Wish I could wash my kitchen floor, lambing, calving, 4yr old and dog means it's a pointless task at the moment
As for @Robert K , I'd have to tidy up and jet-wash everything before I dared let him into the house. Either that or wave the smelling salts under his nose to keep him upright.
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
Finished a little project today. Added an interchangeable flat roll and levelling fingers to a trailed slitter I had. Works really well 
- Location
- norfolk
Snow gone, crack on
Mrs Hinch being referenced on the farming forum, whatever next!Don't worry, I'm no Mrs Hinch. The kitchen floor has tiles that are designed to look a bit mottled and dirty so you don't notice the pawprints etc and the floor only gets scrubbed a couple of times a year.
As for @Robert K , I'd have to tidy up and jet-wash everything before I dared let him into the house. Either that or wave the smelling salts under his nose to keep him upright.
Tomr10
Member
Pics of her in the oooooh thread
Chopsy Varmint
Member
I had to google to check her name as I know of her as 'that cleaning woman'.
However I bet there are some on here that are sneaky followers for reasons other than what she can do with bicarb and vinegar - post above this one refers
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Bin removal with limited access,
no problem take some wall out,
1 down, 13 to go,
no problem take some wall out,
1 down, 13 to go,