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It must be JD who are organising the theft of our satellite receivers as the thieves took an old ITC and 3000 and left us our pin protected 6000. Replaced the 3000 with 7000. Three other random farms in the area got done the same night all JD star fire. Other farms that have JD tractors but no...

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StarFireTM 3000 Software Reprogramming Reprogramming Methods There are two methods for reprogramming StarFireTM 3000 receivers. The instructions below outline how to use each method. Note: The StarFireTM 3000 20-2 software update introduces new StarFireTM Signal frequencies. Older StarFireTM...

It’s ok pass to pass but if you go and fill up with seed you just need to check it hasn’t drifted. Buying more accuracy just means less drift in weeks or years. But working pass to pass you won’t notice it unless you miss every other bout then work back to fill in.

Have you had them updated lately? I think the 3000 and 6000 needs updating software. Contact your local dealership. Or go to Stella support if your tech. Minded.

EGNOS is rubbish compared to sf1. We drill with no markers and don’t overlap bout’s.

Hi Clive. We had a front and rear mounted flail very heavy-duty Spaldings one. Did a lovely job but quite slow ,worst of all on AB15 malleable cutting you overheat every half hour as the dead grass collects on the radiator panels. JD 6215 eventually had a fire under the tractor cab from a...

Vlad Vexler's videos on Youtube are very insightful in understanding Russians and Putin. here are a few but there are a lot I'm still working my way through.

We Are still using the original tines with the rubber seed tube and they worked well this spring. As long as you keep the stubble height low it stops the clump and dump problem.

Same field 2nd July. Clover waiting in the bottom of crop.

All the hinges have bushes so can get replaced if worn. The only thing we have had brake is the steering wheels at the front the bush holding sleave broke away from the bolted plate. This didn't stop us from drilling at the time but did want to replace it before it wore the frame. Then the new...

Spring barley a bit short but we have been very dry here and only seem to get light showers of 1-5mm periodically. OSR pic of where the drill picture is from.

I'll take a picture tomorrow, we have been away for the weekend to see my daughter and watch a bit of the Jim Clark Rally near Dunns.

Still on original ones. BTT do these https://bttuk.com/products/686-knh-1001-1001p/ . We are finding better tilth using the twin original tine than the single one that left a bit of a wet grove this spring. The twin tine does "clump and dump" if you leave the stubble too long as you warned...

If using high seed rates and no Fert. The beauty of the Tiloso rake is it rolls as well, If you need to roll it a bit heavier, the rake has leveled off the furrows and the rollers will press the whole seedbed. If drilling osr you would just need to check drilling depth to take into account you...

There is a packer wheel that is the depth wheel on each tine. You can adjust the ram pressure on the seed arm to suit the conditions. In Good soil conditions like this, the wheel is fine. On heavier dry cloddy clay we will use the Tilso rake. On soft peat, we use a roll to level and consolidate...

Pic1. 16th April. Pic 2. 27th April. Pic3. !0th May Cutting in some clover as an experiment. 20Kg of P added at drilling(DAP 37kg.) 1/2 N added to seedbed before drilling. Attachments IMG_2021.JPG 408.2 KB · Views: 0 IMG_2044.JPG 739 KB · Views: 0 IMG_2083.JPG 416.4 KB · Views: 0

Very green (sticky) after drilling 31st March a day later Tilso rake and roll with 7KG slug pellets. knocks stubble over forming a little mulch over soil. Clay loam, thin cover crop sprayed off in Jan. Attachments IMG_1953.JPG 1.2 MB · Views: 0 IMG_1943.JPG 490.4 KB · Views: 0

We have gone back to using a tine drill to drill in the spring. Pic.1 19mm Point. Pic.2 Vaderstad Seed Hawk twin 12mm tine works more tilth. Pic.3 19mm Bogart point . Pic 4&5 Stepped fert front seed back tine. Two fingers bottom of furrow, four fingers top. Attachments IMG_1944.JPG 631.8 KB ·...

I found a use for mine after it had stood for 15 years. Creating a camber on our farm tracks :) After the straw burning ban, we didn't have a reversible plough and these were a lot cheaper £4k odd. Also in the 90s tractors back end lift capacity wasn't great. But as said before the run of dry...