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240hp on ours, more for beans

where do you get that from please?

Uncontracted milling oats £145

Barley £162 and feed wheat £210 for Feb

Thanks

I’m looking for an auger to take grain away from my mobile drier. Ideally minimum 10’ long but any length could be of interest, needs to be 3 phase and move 80t/hr running horizontal. Thanks

thanks @benny6910 I still have a couple available collection South Shropshire £200 each. I ended up buying a drill filler

South East Shropshire 1081.80mm for 2020 recorded on a Metos station Jan 76.80 Feb 268 Mar 38 April 30 May 10 June 105 July 42.2 Aug 144.2 Sept 33.6 Oct 114.4 Nov 55.6 Dec 173.8 Its my first year recording rainfall

I had the same idea a couple of years ago, made by AW trailers, the greedy boards come off to leave a really good dump/rubble trailer. It holds easily 20t of stone but only about 10t of grain and if I were ordering again I’d buy two separate trailers even if that meant secondhand

feed beans are about £215/t in Shropshire based on 15% moisture

I was offered £135/t yesterday for milling quality assured spring oats which I politely declined if that’s any guide. I expect non assured feed would mean low bushel or very weathered appearance so you’d be bid £100-125 depending how bad.

I’ve got a Carrier with a bio drill on which we use for grass seed and cover crops. We have the facility to blow the seed in front or behind the packer roller which works better if it’s borderline wet.

Good but overly complex and expensive. Also question mark over the sharing of customers data

I think mine was about £57k in 2013. It was quite a bit more expensive than the Rytec/Hawe/Richard Western type and it holds 27m3

I bought A chaser in 2013 after seeing the damage done by the trailers in the soggy 2012 harvest even though our trailers are mainly cargo bib. The chasers tyres run at about 18psi rather than trailers at 45psi plus. as @ollie989898 says it’s an extension of the combines grain tank. It allows...

I assume you have tried lowering fan speed, and made sure there are no obstructions in the distribution head or pipe work causing back pressure

@Elj has your drill got a pressurised tank?

Thats a neighbours, it looked ‘suboptimal’ conditions to me

Not me but I think I know where you saw it. I drove by a sprayed off turf this afternoon that had been recently drilled. It looked pretty wet!

There should be an equal amount of colour codes spacers in the front depth wheels, the front centre packer and the rear packer. Set the drill in work so the drill is level, depth is correct and there is some weight on the front packer/wheels but still some weight on the tractor. Then use the...