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That's the one, remember new holland writing a piece about them after he brought a couple of tractors with blue power spec http://www.farmersguide.co.uk/2015/09/cows-return-to-pasture-courtesy-of-precision-guidance/

Yup, it's not much but it's work haha

Yeh mines done well, not had a spanner on it apart from a new oil filter and brakes. It's done 150,000 miles so think it's due an early retirement.

Not sure to be honest, probably could I suppose. Will have to have a look

Yeh mines done the head as well, and the heater drains the water out the radiator. Anybody after a cracking work truck??:D

I have that thought on wet and slow days. Had some hefty metres done as well, quite rewarding seeing it done though!

Yes bit quiet this week with the weather. Bloody wet and rather not make a mess! Doesn't help that the truck has now given up the ghost:cry: So in the process of trading it in against a new pickup (y)

I'll pack my tractor and your old post driver in my suitcase :D:ROFLMAO:

I'm with you on that one as well, I've got into quite liking post and rail at the moment!!

It was pretty much scrap :ROFLMAO:

Yup, an old twose bale grab

This is my homemade contraption, to un-reel sheep netting and barbed wire. All tensions it. First prize for the one who guesses what it used to be ;)

How many metres are you planning on doing, might be interested

Haha keeping you your toes! ... Definition right here; Lean Management is a continuous improvement management model used in other industries, adapted and proven to be effective for GB dairy farming. Lean Management has sustainability and profitability at its core, by eliminating and preventing...

Hi All, I have dissertation survey that I would appreciate if any dairy farmers running an intensive dairy herd or any farm consultants put there that could fill it out. It is centred around the possible use of lean management and the use of this to help efficiency in dairy production. Link...

(y)(y)(y)(y) Will have a play around with it, think we've tried that but I'll have another crack at it

Just taken delivery of a 14 plate 6125r with 2000 odd hours on it. Lived on a veg farm and hardest job it did was sit on a 3m powerharrow. We had a 6430 previously, but seems to lift the bryce suma post driver a lot better than the 64. Only trouble is the hydraulic pump isn't a powerful, it...

Was on the phone to them this morning, Simon rang me from there Yorkshire distributor. Decent bloke and told me straight which I liked. Whereas, it took a while to get hold of the Quickfencer lot

Profencer is one of these; http://www.profencer.co.uk/ Far superior to the Quickfencer in my opinion, in terms of straining and use on undulating ground

Looking at buying a Quickfencer or a Profencer... Anyone run ether, what are you verdicts?? Would love a Profencer but would have to save a few pennies first!! Quickfencer looks the job for reeling out etc, but not quite good for straining ??