michael N123
Member
8050 back home from my friends workshop
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
Hi , we get on really well with it the weight is alway pretty spot on . It’s not the easiest machine to wash but that just takes a few more minutes so no big problem. Our biggest dislike and it’s something we are going change ASAP is the rear step/ ladder thing for some reason we all get our boots caught up as we step off and then fall backwards , I did it three times on Friday so it wasn’t a one off and my lads have the same problem. We’re going to replace it with a full width fold up platform before one of us breaks an ankle . Apart from that it’s a really good machine .
- Location
- Near Colchester
Mucking out a multiplier pen.
Putting some new borns and their mums in.
More to go yet.
My fields are a little damp still. This was today which caused great excitement amongst the twitching community, 6 of them altogether, all with leg tags.
Putting some new borns and their mums in.
More to go yet.
My fields are a little damp still. This was today which caused great excitement amongst the twitching community, 6 of them altogether, all with leg tags.
- Location
- North West
Or draxin in the top eye lid injected from the outside.
Last edited:
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Reinstating winches in stops ahead of autumn watering. Pull up at next one , go to get out of ute and heres ol mate sitting on the channel bank beside me....... he was off by the time I got phone out. 
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Serious question. Why the hell do you need such a big tractor on that? Neighbor used to pull a 10m JD disc seeder with tow behind aircart with a 7820 JD. 180hp....
Last edited:
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Drilling some trikkala subterranean clover into old lucerne paddocks today.
- Location
- Hereford
Getting a bit of ploughing done before it gets light
solo
Member
- Location
- worcestershire
If you’ve got the wind like here it will be bone dry by dinner time.
Howling hereIf you’ve got the wind like here it will be bone dry by dinner time.
- Location
- Hereford
Not too bad here yet . Had a smidging of rain about 5am but that soon went over
- Location
- North Norfolk
How do you get anything to outcompete established lucerne? Following 5 year lucerne with maize takes a glyphosate, a pre em, a post em, and still there is plenty of lucerne competing with the maize. It takes us 3-4 years to suppress it.
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
I dont want to suppress it. And it will be grazed anyway. Just looking to fill in the bare spots with a good clover. Will make tremendous feed over winter/spring.
- Location
- Scottish Borders
And we’re off! Romney ewe, charollais lambs. Chuffing Baltic !
Hilly
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders.
Same here nice sunny but Jesus it’s a lazy wind .
- Location
- pembrokeshire
I think the vadastad takes quite a bit of pulling,I have seen a J C B 145 struggle to pull a three mtr at any speed we use a 7820 to pull 4mtrs she is well on top of the job but the yank jds have real horses under the bonnet (put ours on the dino and they recon she is 220 hp
0
- Location
- Hereford
Bit more ploughing
Then onto this
Then onto this
- Location
- sw scotland
Decided to roll some silage fields before it got too dry.
OK, maybe for 2022
OK, maybe for 2022
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Wet clay, speed and steep banks.
The engine is often at over 100% power, but today it was at 80% at 15kph.
There are 128 discs involved and 32 wheels, which often are all being scraped.
I have also drilled several patches that I would not have got near with wheels.
Have I defended myself enough?