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Expect it’s the same as the 650s and 810s etc, press and hold the button on the top of the dash (just to the right of centre) til the clock flashes then press short to change the hours, press long to save and press short to change the minutes, press long to save again

Don’t know if this is any use to you, had a couple of demos of cmatic on 800 and 900 series tractors this summer (assuming it’s a very similar gearbox) and found it to be reasonably easy to use. Don’t know if the 600 series tractors come with the touch screen to control the gearbox, wasn’t...

It is a good show, lots to see for the whole family, stock, tractors, cars, last time I went I'm sure there was a children's tent, lots of food too. Also reasonably sized beer tent. Worth a visit I'd say

I did 52000 steps one day last harvest according to my iPhone. As someone who had been sitting in a tractor all day I was very impressed with myself

Are they the saints? One saint for each day?

Looking forward to seeing how this turns out, seen a few old beauties on holiday in Holland this week, to have a new one will be even better, plus the satisfaction of having made it yourself. Is it too early to ask if you'll have it painted shiny or will you go for the rusty patina look?

At most it's 3/4 of a mile

Fair enough

Well I for one reckon the op posts these things from time to time to see what those of the farming community have to say and perhaps even to trip people up, and who knows where the responses on this forum may be quoted in future. Would be very easy for someone with a malicious agenda to turn 'i...

Tell them to put it in the diary on their phone and give them a timesheet to fill out at the end of each week/day/when they can be bothered

Never seen a 50k tm150, was it an option?

So do you have to be really smart to make it talk to a tractor for autosteer or is it something your average ag student could do?

Given that phone gps accuracy is about the same as the apparent accuracy of the Garmin reciever and light bars are a good guide but pretty difficult to follow without wiggling all over the field, is there any point buying a Garmin? Apart from colouring in where you've been with the fert spreader...

Some of us still do...

Funny bunch the Americans, considering all the nazi scientists they took in, mind control experiments they did to children and chemical weapons tests they did to human subjects, what a strange moral compass considering the part they played in WW2

The amount of bitching and sniping on this thread and others in this section of the forum it's no wonder young lads aren't interested.

This happened yesterday morning too

I heard that too, was told it when I moaned about the cramped Optum cab last summer If only it went as good as it looked. Wonder what difference a proper powershift transmission would make to it, they're a bit gutless on cultivations but good and comfortable with a trailer on roadwork

Yes well what's logical to you or I isn't necessarily logical to your average American but then I heard it from a fitter so who knows

I was told they won't buy anything with 'made in Austria' on it because the Germans built tanks in the same factory in the 30s and 40s