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Depends if you have compaction. Maize hates compaction so get in there with a spade or penetrometer and find out what's going on. We use the Trio after the plough to relieve any tough bits, level and press. I can usually combi drill after.

160 mixed scrap York yesterday.

I think @Gerbert has one. Sealey don't make them, search for Qube and there are lots of sellers. They make 12v and 240v versions.

Can't get much worse. Floods here for the last 4 days.

Tuppence off.

I seem to remember reading that battery life on the 7 was a problem when it came out. I got my 6 when the 7 was released as it was heavily discounted.

No. Plasma cutter is much higher temp, no consumables and air rather than oxygen.

A quick Google suggests that it is an air arc setup. So no flammable gasses, just a big welder, an oxygen bottle and some special rods. Lots of sparks but fast cutting and no acetylene to worry about. Very noisy.

I dropped my Google Pixel 6 into a drain I was cleaning out the other day. 3 foot of stinking black sludge. It took another 20 minutes to get down to the bottom of the drain to get the phone. A quick rinse under the tap and it was good to go. Very impressed and relieved!

Metcalfe NG, but they are dear. Take the shins off the shakerator, new legs are cheap enough.

You need either weight or absorbing materials. Think concrete in the legs rather than expanding foam and stand it on rubber.

ABP back but only killing three days next week.

Flat face, one of each. Done

We're going from wriggly tin to big six. It's cheaper and shouldn't rot like the tin has. If it's very shallow pitch you need bigger overlaps and possibly sealant. The Eternit product guide has all the details.

Difficult to tell from the photos but £2.80/kg ish. R+ to U are about 3 quid.

Got a bit today.

It all depends how many Angus they need...

As long as it has an Angus bull on the passport (and looks like it might actually have had an Angus sire) then you get the premium. Handwritten sires count... allegedly.

Vodka bottle. Empty

Not heard anything yet.