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We've done both of ours. We replaced the seat sensor with a new one. The seat senor is an important piece of safety equipment and needs to be cared for. Wrap it in bubble wrap, strap it tight with cable ties and keep it our of harms way behind the cab trim. You don't want to be sitting on it ...

Looks like mine. Alltec (i think ) updated it about 4? years ago. We got 15 new collars (£105 each) this January for it. It does seem a shame to throw the old collars away, is there no one who can fix them?

SUMO weight blocks on the other side of the world? Is there nobody in New Zealand that's handy with a welder?

The day Brain had that loadall delivered, he needed to take some corn seed to the drill in the field. So what did he do? He used the skid loader to take the bin off the seed tender , emptied a bag of seed into the the bin, put the bin back onto the seed tender, then headed off to the field.

Is it that the pallets are higher than the head board?

Ours was new in 1996. In order to get a full days chopping without a break down we would spend a couple of hours every morning checking every bearing and idler sprocket with a pry bar, tightening and oiling chains. Keep a set of new bearings for feed rollers and sprockets in your store...

we ran an 850 for 13 years. How can I put this politely? Have you considered using a baler and bale chopper?

Mine wouldn't connect 12:45 today. I'll try again Monday

Does anyone else thinks he has an awful lot of equipment. For example they have two combines but rarely run both at the same time as there is usually only him, his dad and his brother.

For the last ten years or so we've used TESCO super absorbent clothes (still 3 for £1). We wash about 40 towels (100 cows worth) at 40 degrees in an ordinary washing machine. Use non bio powder and a cap full of detol. If we put to many towels in the machine it wont spin them dry properly...

I use Quickbooks. My accountant told me set up an expense paid from "cash" for the self bill part (ie auctioneers commission). then at the end of each month make a bank deposit for the months total "cash" expenses paid into the same place where the income went (eg "Livestock sales"). I hope...

I recently bought a book from a charity shop "English Field Names" by John Field.He says: "Acorn Yard , Spurstow Cheshire : self explanatory"

We had a problem with our 5100R last year. The exhaust had a wee hole at the bottom for a few weeks , we thought we'd get round to fixing after silageing . In the mean time the tractor started going into limp home mode occasionally . Got the dealer out , plugged his laptop in says there's...

The Americans seem to have really poor health and safety. Even on new machines and manufacturers promo vids as above none of the PTO guards were chained.

And why don't we have 50 foot wide rollers in this country?

My Mex 6 doesn't have a wide angle on either end, supplied like that from new 10 years ago.

This time of year its loads of muck going into the field that mash up the ground and makes the mud. If possible i try to use two gates, one for entrace one for exit. It keeps the mud on the road to a minimum , even if means going out trough an ajoining field

You could get a VOIP phone (Voice Over Internet Phone) . We have fiber broadband and a box to connect the router to the phone. We are with vonage. Our package costs £12 per month + . Calls to landlines are free. You can keep your old landline number. Of corse your phone wont work in a power cut...

We used to have a MXU125 (2005) that wouldn't start in cold weather. It would either start in 4 seconds or not at all. We tried allsorts including an electric radiator and horse rug to keep it warm!. In the end the dealers mechanic got a document from CASE which said it was the wrong grease...

We used to have a 2003 MXU 125 would boost to 145 for PTO and road work. Should be well within your budget.