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Don't try to do it in 3m widths. I've mowed thousands of acres with a patchwork . I set it at 26m and go up every second width then ignore it till the next break . At 26 or even 52m you'll get everything in a slightly narrow mower width instead of trying to drive spot on and ending up missing a...

Get a good spreader 36m isn't an issue with decent fert .

It was cause an issue both ways one woukd be wide one would be narrow

Some days I'd curse mine to bits for wheel grip especially in a trailer and others it would really surprise me . You need to be prepared to play with tyre pressure a lot but the biggest bother was really heavy mounted stuff you couldn't get the rear pressure low enough to carry the weight when...

Still not 100 % there's was a 21 plate with a axle out recently locally to me .

It was forecast for showers so we went prepared soon got the leggings thrown off tho . It was really needing done we filled the forklift bucket 3 times off 25 acre but we did manage to roll it yesterday so could've just lifted the big ones but it looked like rolling was out of the question on...

This week started still wet enough we couldn't run the tramlines with the forklift and has dried up a lot since . Started drilling on Tues afternoon and just been working away between putting fert on ploughing and drilling . It's a fine spring day today.

They actually acknowledged the issue and sent an engineer rather than saying there's no problem with it like bt did

For your spine there's nothing will beat a fastrac . Just don't expect a new 1 to have the lugging power of your 3185.

My garden is a bit smaller but not much . I bought a stiga front deck and it was an OK mower i replaced it with a 4wd husqvarna and it's a far better machine both used the stiga was a chunk cheaper but the husky certainly cuts better

Now sold.

I don't carry much front weight only 500kgs so it's just a guess at 15 psi

My 6215r jd with a 5 fur plough is 9300 kgs across the back axle . So 17 psi in michelin 650 85 30 tyres

Trust me on this one you're better off with a 7020 series. Autopower would worry me less than other parts of a 7030

I'm employed and my normal hours are 7 till 5 half hour for dinner. Busy times I try to not work after 10 at night on a regular basis. But that weather dependent also could start a lot earlier to get something done due to weather but that's not a regular thing

There's a couple trying round this way one is straight behind the plough the other isn't it'll not be fancy . I has a think and out of 350 acre we'd have 25 that could get the rest will have a swamp in it somewhere so better just wait a bit longer .

Could easy be tho there's places in the west that my brother takes straw to that put huge hours on mixer wagon tractors. They must never be stopped !!

Normal rates for us is about 215 kg/ha

We always try to put half the fert into the ploughing then the other half on just as it comes through

Our ruts are still too wet to try the rolling the sides back in trick after 3 fert passes and the sprayer has been through most of it too . It's gonna be a rough ride with the baler this year in places.