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Doing parts at a time will help me get my head around it all as electrical engineering isn't my strong point. We already have a ez 250 so looking to go the next step mainly for drilling and mowing. We're in-between derby and stoke which looks abit of a dead spot fir rtk. What's the cost involved...

Thanks for the reply. It will be going onto a mf 7718s. With what has been said previously i ll be drilling with marker arms for this spring time as we won't have the time to set it up really before I'll need it. We will get one set up, with a steering valve, and running in the summer I think...

Very valid point, if I'm doing the steering what's the difference between following a line on a screen or in the soil.

Evening all, at work, we are looking for an accurate guidance, rtk or close, as we are drilling our own maize with a 3m powerharrow with a mounted maize drill. The tractors aren't guidance ready but a new one in the future will be so will be following a lightbar for now. We already have a...

It's spent most of its life carting digestive, silage and maize.

Local contractor has just traded one in with similar hrs, mainly been used on haulage work. Tanking, silage, maize.

18k for a new weaving tank on its own now.

Looking to have a front seed hopper in the next 2 weeks ideally.

Thank you, some great advise. Will only be putting on 50kg/acre so will cope fine by all accounts. Run the maize drill fan on hydraulics too so an oil cooler sounds just the trick.

Are these hoppers ok for fertiliser? Looking at putting fertiliser onto our powerharrow mounted maize drill but would need to be through a front tank. As an aside what would be the best coulter for placement to 3 inches? Double disc, single disc? Thanks

It's all wilson as far as I know, rubber crumb mat with foam topper and top cover. Always had floor mounts on head to head, find them quicker to fit as can concrete the bed in 1 instead of having to set posts in the centre then pour the beds. Had afew cows stuck behind the posts on the single...

More of the last week as everyone likes looking at pictures. Shed exstenions for the milking cows. Web had a filling cone put onto a new to use tanker and we had afew days to get some slurry out before it rained again.

Seconded, I had it 14/15 years ago started feeling rough then stopped keeping food down then stopped been able to keep water down all the while having a splitting headache. Ended up on iv drip and iv antibiotics and a hospital stay for 2 days, wasn't a pleasant experience for sure.

The setup we started with at work this year. Probably going to have to mount the drill on the powerharrow this year as a fair bit will need ploughing/ sumoing.

Genus had their own herd at reaseheath college for awhile.

We ve a mounted sumo with the trailing kit and front discs on at work. It's alot kinder on tractors than a mounted but needs a heavier tractor to pull it well. It needs a correctly weighted tractor to work best so your not using the lifting ram to gain traction all the time, alway thought it...

https://emyrevans.com/product/kuhn-vari-master-153-5-furrow-reversible-plough/ Would a full set of discs help with reducing blockages?

https://www.swinnertonmachinery.co.uk/product/2000-x-reg-case-ih-steiger-9380-quadtrac-with-pto-nice-tidy-tractor/

Is getting something similar built by the likes of terra tech/twb an option?

This is what we used to do at work but just dispense in the morning and just pull some sawdust forward in the afternoon. Have now gotten a one pass machine so are now getting dusted twice a day. It all depends on who is driving to to how well the job is done and how much sawdust is used.