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I sold an old combine direct to a dealer in Poland a few years ago. Other than accountant having to declare it went to Europe for the VAT return, it was all a normal procedure

I got through 3 sets of kuhn tines on a KG this spring all for the price of 1 set of genuine amazone ones. Don't think they last quite as long but not that big a difference. Reckoned it's alot cheaper over all. Sure they were 11 or 12 pound each

If the bags are full I found if you stack them you'll get mice, so I leave them on the floor preferably with a wee gap between them. Takes up room though. I've had mice in bags of fert that was stacked this year too.

Is clayton xl safe to use on spring barley as pre emergence that's just poking through? Anyone know?

But it "works like magic" you don't need to understand all this fancy microbe soil biology stuff

Genuinely didn't know you could do that. Not complaining about ads, don't mind them in the slightest if im honest. Just they make the page move. Fully appreciate you need to cover costs etc and only right as your time is worth something too Keep up the good work

Worst bit about it is the ad at the top always take a couple seconds longer to load, then just as you click on something the page shunts down and you either open the ad or select something else 😂 but very useful and tons on info

Just ignore the error, it'll be fine

The 1 next to the seat? If you switched tractor off then pushed it to isolate then it would come on next time you put ignition on to say it hadn't completed emptying the ad blue lines. That's if it's the right error number I'm thinking about

Is that not if the ad blue isn't all pumped back into the tank after its switched off. ie. after switching it off you hear it pumping back then start it again before it's finished or something that interupts it? I'm sure it's something like that

On a 2018 7718 under the cab from left side inside the back wheel theres an factory set adjuster thing. Only found it cos the adjuster came off and I had an air leak. Sure you can turn them up a bit. Don't know if the new ones have it

🤣 i said 16k or so 😂, didn't want to seem rough. Yeah I used to pull it nearer 20k as I said their definitely built for it.

Yeah defined turn them. If you know the field 16kph or so helps too. Seems mad but it helped when I had 1.

I'd make sure as said above that your conditioning tines aren't rounded off. The grass should be firing through to where the swath shields are. If its not their probably needing turned or replaced. Make sure your tractor arms are the right height too. Can't remember what their meant to be but...

its short of 50k price, seen similar for more, it was probably bought by the dealer at an auction or something so not sure id ever get a proper history

Anyone running these up to and past 10000 hours. not sure if I'm being daft considering one. Seen 1 advertised with 8500 hours 4 years old but as it would be my only tractor Im not sure. I was lucky to get a demo a year ago and really liked it. I've read about electrical issues etc but they seem...

Was an option on the 4200 series right enough. Have a 4240 without trailer brakes. It's a light tractor for towing big bogies

Put the pressure up a bit and you'll get the last bit of tread out the middle 🤣 they'll be good for another 500 hours then

I did exactly the same a few years ago for the same reason. I tried everything but could not get them out. Ended up heating them just to get them to budge and replaced them so to get tractor sorted and going again. Think I tried to wedge a chisel between the C shaped flange and the tractor and...

I'm not sure what it is tbh. Was in the grubber when I bought it a year or so ago. Think I'll slacken the nut off an see if the pressure comes off.