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Under dosing Will, is that when the boom turns back on as you set back into the field from the headland, takes a while to build working pressure again ? That's what mine does, and blackgrass is rampant until the pressure is built up.

I have emailed them. I think an earlier post alluded to the 12 month suspension, seems harsh for an accounting error their end.

I have just had my membership cancelled. Their letter says I cannot joint again for twelve months and this may have a knock on effect for farm assurance. Er, yes I think so. Their tick box suggests I have not paid. But I have. So how am I to market my crops if they will not be covered by red...

It is a bugger to do. I nearly messed up the clip things. I kept easing the three slides with a large plumbers wrench to clean the cups.

That's interesting. Mine has been good until earlier this year, that's when my signal started getting patchy. I did start to wonder if it was anything to do with the war in Ukraine !

I've gone the wrong way round my headlands on some of my fields with my new Bogballe. Left a light green strip.

That's interesting. My Windcrop gave up out of warranty, I bought a replacement and the signal is so intermittent, sometimes I cannot get a reading on the app. They have tried to help, and I've moved the station to two other areas around the farm, but not much improvement.

Anyone having problems with their weather station signals ? Mine are very patchy now, a real pain.

Anyone with these devices finding their data transfer is getting erratic ? My weather station can miss hours of signal sometimes.

Still going well. Tackling a curved ditch, well I hope it was.

I've been asked for an increase and I firmly feel it's not justified. My tenant neighbours were asked for an increase and have settled for a hold.

This may be of no use at all. Never had a trailed sprayer, but did have a Case mounted. The little compressor they used was in a black box with four screws that had seized. There could be something like this on yours ? It housed a 12 volt compressor that could seize up, but was cheap enough...

The knock on effect to the mills and beyond is very worrying.

Making a difference, hopefully. Bit of a digger in the picture !

I have a Kuhn Megant 6 meter time drill. Very pleased with it, current one replaces a second hand version of the same. Handles a lot of trash, although the bolts fixing the markers on this new one break, which is frustrating.

On my Hydrovane that's an engine powered one, the instructions are to not release pressure when shutting down I can hear something on the pump side while the pressure gradually reduces. Is your oil level correct in the pump ?

Might not be cheapest, but have a look at Agrihire machines. I hire them, they are very good.

Take it you've checked the fuses under steering wheel ?

It was cheaper to replace the whole axle and frame with the rings, than just the rings when I did mine.

I cannot believe this to be the case as there is nothing we can do to prevent ergot. I have had loads rejected at feed mills this year and have been redirected to be cleaned.