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I used Kyleo pre OSR and it never even got out the starting blocks! Think it was residual 24D as it germinated fine in a small missed bit. Proper school day for me!

I've had an m620 for ten years now, been quite good to me, the cab's a bit Fisher Price but at the time it was the only tractor I could afford that had a bouncy cab/front axle.

Our local pub use galvanized buckets fixed to the wall at an angle, looks really cool actually. Don't have a picture cause I haven't been out for ages!

I have memories of using one of these. Can't say they're fond memories but as you say, better than a spade.😆

As in to stop the legs bending back to far? Actually sounds like a good idea. Slow and steady is what I find reduces tine breakage.

Hi, I put these on mine. It's a KV/Accord/ Claydon part available from Agrilinc. The holding plate is a Weaving stubble rake part cut in two. They seam to work fine.

looks very art deco!👍

This morning I'm away to for our annual safe use of pesticides course so quietly fuming thinking of all the worthwhile things I could be doing!

Many thanks. Will message you now that I know how!

Hi,I realize this is an old thread now but if you still have your Moore drill I might be interested. Sorry I haven't quiet figured out the private messaging thing on here yet!

For filling the seeder with home saved seed. I didn't even have to cut it to size, been laying around for ages!

As above, I have a 3m Simba Freeflow on Metcalfe points. Does a super job. I went cold turkey in 2015 which with hindsight was making life difficult for myself, might have made it easier by maybe doing a couple of years non inversion, one year at 6inches the second at four but if you already...

First day out with the sprayer this year, trying to enjoy the moment and not think of how much money I'm spending!

I went from a Spearhead 565 to an axle mounted McConnell, the McConnell is far easier and quicker!

I got a Richard's heavy duty chassis a couple of years ago. Very happy with it, I think standard Land Rover are 1.6mm, normal galvanised 2mm and heavy duty 3mm. Should see me out!

If it's hard underneath six inches of good fine planings will do a grand job if it's one artic per month or so. In my experience planings would be preferable to quarry t1 as at will bind together better over time. Cheap as chips too!

You wonder how anyone thinks it's ok to do that! Must have been good stuff though😆

Sounds like good stuff! Spoke to someone at a livery yard yesterday about getting there woodshaving dung. I guess it's all about what you can find locally.

Hi, it's a long row about 4metres wide and 2 metres tall.