- Location
- Sticky out bit by liverpool
You do get a bit of warning but it wakes you upGuy did that with our jcb loadall and snapped a half shaft.
Wreckers!!
- Thread starter Kevtherev
- Start date
Deerefarmer
Member
- Location
- USA
Hello ya my mixer is spilling silage.....can you have it going soon
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ollie989898
Member
What the actual fudge?
I'd say you've had your money's worth out of that.
I'd say you've had your money's worth out of that.
ridger
Member
- Location
- Tyrone, Northern Ireland
Likely took a shear grab tine around and finished it off
- Location
- East yorks
Lucky the silage didn’t stand still and tub go round and round
ollie989898
Member
I suppose if it had worn that thin and a big lump of silage got forced around it would break it all that way?
Deerefarmer
Member
- Location
- USA
I feel certain that's what happened, simply worn down til it was thin enough that it started collapsing. And then they tried to get a few more weeks of use out of it.
oil barron
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Powered thru it pretty good
Is that used every day year around? Do you have spare/back up machines?
arsole's
- Location
- DD9.
What kind of police car is that? Don’t recognise the badge.
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
Peugeot
ollie989898
Member
Some pretty serious paint on that machine to look pretty good considering the use it has had? Wonder what processes they use that make it possible- a lot of UK equipment seems to lose it's paint before your eyes here and we don't get anything like the weather you guys get?
Deerefarmer
Member
- Location
- USA
It's not ours...local dealer subs out repair work to us during winter when not much going on with fieldwork.
Deerefarmer
Member
- Location
- USA
You guys have higher average humidity and overall wetter climate. Lower humidity and more sun here so typically our machinery tends to fade, or bleach if you will but the paint sticks for the most part.
Clearly a made up picture, its not a fendt or a Richard western trailer so can’t be true