- Location
- Huntingdon
Err your best to ask @Forever Fendt he can get spare parts
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
Veryfruity
Member
Peaches in full flower.
So far so good, plenty of winter chilling and a mainly dry flowering.
So far so good, plenty of winter chilling and a mainly dry flowering.
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
Going back on this made me think a bit and over the years we’ve had a few orphan animals that we or others have picked up whether due to poaching or other reasons i am not sure but we have had an orphan zebra i raised on calf milk replacer. A monkey that used to go everywhere with us until it got out the car during a school rugby match and headed across the field looking for my son. A porcupine that loved potatoes but died when it was fed rice (it must have had Lincolnshire in it) and for a shortwhile a leopard cub which would have eaten us if it han’t been the size of a cat. Unfortunately these animals usually come to a sticky end so we dont’t go out of our way anymore to pick them up it’s best nature takes its course.
- Location
- sw scotland
Spring is here, sheep enjoying a move
Swans settling in for another year
Swans settling in for another year
- Location
- Essex
Yes they do
Beames
Member
- Location
- South wales
Looks like my muck spreading contractor took a dislike to my gate last night.
- Location
- norfolk
That's definitely close enough for a Sunday
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
6f Mounted plough been hard on my balls. Changed this one out this morning.
- Location
- norfolk
Do you oil them
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Greased the outside of replacement. Didn't look like that 1 had been turning.
But no I don't oil them. I'm going to go to 1 ball per machine. 4m combi and 3t fert spreader bound to be hard on them.
- Location
- norfolk
I’ve a set on each bit of kit I use. i oil the plough one as it helps the pin slide in the slotted hole better, fingers crossed not buggered one for about 3 years now
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Thanks. I'll try that. It let's out some fair cracks when lifting and dropping so hopefully that will help.
JohnD
Member
- Location
- Lancashire
Interesting that you have wildlife without hunters paying to hunt, many times we are told without hunting dollars paying for anti-poaching there would be no wildlife left? Keep posting the pictures great to see.
- Location
- LINCOLNSHIRE/KENYA
We are lucky to be where we are. Hunting only benefits a few it’s big money but it doesn’t get shared around plus there are a lot of conservation conmen around. Kenya has really struggled due to the lack of tourism due to Covid and as such if people lose there jobs and wildlife doesn’t make money it and its environment will come under pressure
Saw this and its friends this morning coming back from spraying.They are well camouflaged.
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Anyone on here can quote me?
- Location
- Essex
Think it's called a dropover frame or something over. Leg over frame maybe
Its a pleasure seeing your work /ground and weather (sometimes)!!!!
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Quoted you.