Does anyone have any good tips for removing hard water residues that dry on to windows after washing?
loader gets washed every day in hard water area and it’s not long before you can hardly see through windows.
Planning on drying after washing, but need to get them clean first.
I’m thinking about driving along the side of the pig sheds tomorrow spraying the pressure washer through the open curtain every now and again. Has anyone tried this? Does it provide any real benefit or does the disturbance make them even hotter??
The pre-em on the spring beans hasn’t worked well in this dry weather - we’ve got a lot of fat hen. Is there anything available other than Basagran? (which says moderately resistant for fat hen on the label)
Thanks
Does anyone really put cover crops on heavy land other than the odd person trying to get a page in Farmers Weekly or some extremist DDer??
My short lived experiment has just given me a headache with few obvious benefits. Stubble turnips, oats, vetch etc grew tall and thick - didn’t get an...
I have a cover crop of oats, vetch and bit of radish and mustard. It’s knee high and a lot thicker than I was expecting (even using about 50% of the advised seed rate). General plan was to spray off about now then drill spring beans with a Rapid when conditions allow (probably late March as it’s...
I’ve managed to drive in to the back of my combine and smashed the very big curved windscreen on my Chafer 418. There is only on left in Europe and it’s £5400! I would rather wear goggles and a gas mask than pay that. I’m thinking my options are either modify the frame to take flat glass or get...
My brother has his 1981 Unimog on eBay for £10000. Not much interest so far which surprised me - is it priced too high?
Was going to put it in the classifieds, but not sure how to go about it - insufficient privileges?
The washout instructions on the label are to fill with water over night then spray out. This is not at all practical when on only spraying a small area. Does anyone know the reason for this instruction?
I currently hire in a newish System disc rapid, but I’m contemplating buying an older tine Rapid to reduce costs and increase flexibility. I don’t think I’d miss the staggered wheels as I generally drill in September. I certainly wouldn’t miss the iPad control. I could pull it with my own...
Does anyone know the size of the bolts that tread in to the casting on a Allis B. There are two threaded holes on either side (between the front and rear wheels) that a mid mounted implement might be mounted to. Thanks.
Does anyone know where the hydraulic oil temp switch is on a Merlo 32.6? Buzzer is going off but clearly not hot. I’ve just replaced one of the main hydrostatic pipes, so I assume I have knocked a wire off or something. Though it didn’t come on right away. Thanks.
I’ve got hold of 2x 3m large Simba DD packers. I’m planning on making a cultivator/press to compliment my modified Amazone Pegasus - I can’t decide whether to keep as 6m and add a couple of rows of spring tines in front or stagger them and run as a 3m double press. My main aim is to consolidate...
The boom suspension has stopped working on my Merlo. The wires to the solenoid were bypassed long ago - when you activate the solenoid the boom raises sharply a short distance but then goes solid. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated
I’ve recently built an iron filter for my pig unit. It’s supposed to increase the efficacy of water medications, as the iron particles bond to the medicine. Does iron cause the same problems with ag chems? If so, I should be using filtered water for spraying. This would involve buying another tank.
The hydraulic pump on my 32.6 is quite noisy until it warms up on these cold mornings we are having. Level is fine and oil and suction filter are fairly fresh. Does anyone use 32 instead of the 46 (I currently use 46)? No doubt we’ll get a freak heatwave if I change the oil.
My muck trailer has thrown in the towel and my Bunning 15t grain trailer (whilst being a great trailer) at 35 years old is getting a little tired. I’ve decided to buy one new trailer to do both jobs. My dilemma is that the new trailer comes with super singles as standard but my current Bunning’s...
I’m thinking of having some winter lambs (October - March) on a cover crop on a fairly heavy silty clay loam. If we have another wet autumn/winter am I being optimistic to think I could Claydon spring beans direct at the end of March?
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