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moisture in the nox sensor ? thats normally the answer

speak to LH Agro they will have plenty of options

has any1 had polysulphate prices yet ? thanks

i drive a claas 960tt and so far really pleased with it, i ended up buying it over a fendt 943, pulls well, quiet and comfy on off the road good on fuel and the larger fuel tank means no1 coming out to top me up any more oh and of cause better on headlands (y)

Have you called Lh Agro (Topcon Uk Dealers) to see what options they have ? 2nd hand or new

I believe a top spec 660 ,steering front linkage etc is 124k ish, cheap when u compare to others now

After us looking around for ourselfs a stewart 16tonne to your spec is around 28 k claas manns, i even think chandlers have some

Log on to NRoSO website and go to submit cpd points and up load your evidence, i just up load a photo and send that in never had a problem and is on my database within 24 hrs

10 Amp fuse goes , ours does the same

We have both on the farm , People would always go to the vario massey before the dyna 6, never had a problem with vt or dyna , vario is best in field

i run apm tungstun boxer points on simba solo get over 1000ac with a set, get on well

skyscraper typhoon and astronomer here. Skyscraper has always done well for us great at tillering and good weight

i got given a wisdom closed system from frontier works well

on our sapphire its on the right hand side of cab in the side door located near fuses

i see a post yesterday from a farmer in ukraine that had just finished fert spreading for the day.. 3,700 hectares was covered

whos that with if you dont mind me asking

My partner said she has had 4 customers grants accepted for gps equipment , I’m still waiting to hear on mine

We have a Proforge mounted on our mt765c get on really well with it, got some photos of it working somewhere i can send over

try claas saxham i brought 15 boxes from spaldwick

have a stewart trailer cant fault it 4 years old now mainly for grain , will be looking at another 2 soon trading in our marstons