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  1. casemx 270

    Subsoiler hit an unknown object

    While subsoiling today I must have stuck a stone stalled the tractor caused some damage.The left hand lower link arm has snapped the ball off tractor end and broke the bolts on the sway block. Not a good day.Anyone else had similar?
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    • Replies: 49
    • Forum: Machinery
  2. D

    Plastic or steel fuel tank?

    Need to replace one thats seen better days. It will be located inside so out of site, for derv I want a filter on it, what micro size? Prefer a pump so it can be at ground level and not gravity fed. Any advice welcome
  3. texelburger

    Royal Welsh

    Seemed very quiet yesterday although it's the first time I've ever been on the opening day.Was very warm but bearable. Anybody else there yesterday?
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    • Replies: 127
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  4. 7

    Severe red heat warning.....

    Hmmmm....... reality, or BBC pushing climate " emergency " again ? Disruption to power and water supplies, and no mobile phone signals...... every cloud and all that.
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    • Replies: 666
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  5. jondear

    Prom taxi

    My daughter has her A level prom soon . Having come from a 90's school leaver when there wasn't such a thing . She's keen on the idea of turning up at the venue in our tractor ! Although I'm flattered and it would make me proud I'm thinking of all the rules it would be infringing and what...
  6. spin cycle

    covid recovery

    got the dreaded lerg....3 days in.....know there's a lot of variables but how long did you take to get back to work i have flu like symptoms....worked wednesday and felt bad....gave up trying to work thursday.....just tested on off chance today and 'bang' :(
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    • antibiotic boom calves cattle disease grain store injury milk needle osr pneumonia sheep spitfire wormers
    • Replies: 85
    • Forum: Manflu Corner
  7. S

    Mf 6616 fuses

    Anyone know which fuse powers the three pin plug can't find one blown
  8. R

    Curious to know the main reason?

    I'm not a farmer, but I'm very often on a farm because of work and pastimes, and to be honest I've not had a problem getting permission for either shooting (night shooting foxes mainly) or metal detecting (occasionally). But, it would appear many others do have problems getting "permissions"...
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    • Replies: 142
    • Forum: Shooting and Metal Detecting
  9. 76masseyman

    Right place, right time.

    Just passing Coningsby the other day, so thought I’d pull in near the BBMF to eat my lunch, shame I didn’t get to hear them.
  10. Bigjon44

    Too late for mayweed tidy up?

    Just got a few mayweed and nettle getting through on some headlands. Is it too late now to tidy up with an SU ? Any other products as wheat now in ear!! Tried zypar last year but didn't touch mayweeds once they got to certain size
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    • florasulam herbicide mayweed mayweeds spitfire su wheat zypar
    • Replies: 8
    • Forum: Cropping
  11. S

    senko cookers

    Does anybody have one of these for cooking and hot water just wondered what they are like and what sort of running costs and maintenance to expect.
  12. Bigjon44

    Groundsel in wheat

    Got a smattering of quite tall groundsel in a field of wheat.is it worth doing anything or will anything do anything at this stage to take it out or not too worry about it
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    • Replies: 23
    • Forum: Cropping
  13. W

    T1 winter wheat

    What are people using and when are you starting
    • Woody j
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    • Replies: 311
    • Forum: Cropping
  14. B

    The nigel farage appreciation society

    A safe haven for all nigel enthusiasts to say what they really want to
    • Bokey
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    • Replies: 473
    • Forum: Politics, Covid19 and Brexit
  15. Danllan

    The war in Ukraine...

    Horrible thread title to start, ridiculous really, totally unnecessary; but Putin has done it... it seems crazy. :( I think we - Nato / the West / Democracies - should arm and finance Ukraine. I think we should have a zero tolerance of infringement of NATO airspace and territory. And I think...
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    • Replies: 38,305
    • Forum: Politics, Covid19 and Brexit
  16. D

    Help! Independent heating advice?

    Hi, I’m trying to help my parents with updating their heating. It’s an old farmhouse, poorly insulated and only has storage heaters and a stove in at the moment. Although they do have solar panels. It’s cold and damp through the winter and costing a fortune in electric. I really don’t know what...
    • Db990
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    • Replies: 57
    • Forum: Renewable Energy
  17. Clive

    Will Putin invade ?

    As the wheat prices seem almost completely dependant upon news about this right now which way does the crowd wisdom of TFF think things will go in the Ukraine ?
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    • Replies: 4,880
    • Forum: Politics, Covid19 and Brexit
  18. T

    Stoneage sites

    I've been asked if a chap can look for Mesolithic Microliths on our land. He is researching a report that says some were found here years ago. My dad found a highly polished axe in a garden here so we know the stuff is around My concern is, what happens if he finds and reports more...
    • theboytheboy
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    • Replies: 59
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
  19. R

    allis chalmer b

    I didnt know if anyone was able to help me please? I recently purchased a allis chalmer b, with the log book. But i have checked the serial number number and it doesnt match with the tractor, i didnt know if i put the serial number i have found on the tractor on here if anyone could tell me the...
  20. P

    Diaries, calendars etc. from suppliers

    The leaves fall from the trees, the year turns and the reps should soon be bringing their gifts. Is this tailing off? Are we now in the last ten years of such things? Surely the desk diary is now nearing extinction as a species. Dad, for reasons of his own, goes to considerable lengths to...
    • PhilipB
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    • Replies: 46
    • Forum: Agricultural Matters
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