- Location
- Darlington
Please!
Can I join your gang?
- Thread starter Renaultman
- Start date
- Location
- Dorset/Wilts
Oooooo, someone's doing well
- Location
- Cornwall
Nice one 
- Location
- Cornwall
- Location
- Darlington
I have to make it work first, but I hope so too. First job OSR, when I get the wheat off.Hope we get some action photos
Great drills love ours, simple but does the job
I'd have bought some concrete first mate , just an observationPlease! View attachment 1054622
- Location
- Darlington
Spent up
- Location
- Darlington
Thanks, done Groundswell once, I need to get back. I need to order some sandals though.Where are the sandals and Groundswell tickets?
Good luck with the drill. I know you’ve wanted one for a while!
- Location
- Lorette Manitoba
Look a much simpler design than my jd drill. Trend here is toward independent row depth control
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Have you tried it yet?Please! View attachment 1054622
- Location
- Darlington
OSR but I'm not talking about that, I'm pretty sure it's not a drill issue, just a dogged determination not to use Slug pellets or insecticides.
Started drilling wheat after OSR today, looks to be going in lovely, must confess I am going to try to kill a few slugs this time though.
Sprayer 1
Member
- Location
- Tarporley, Cheshire.
We always put a couple of kg ferric slug pellets down the spout in winter wheat. The nature of the channel left by the Baker boot makes it a slugs canteen if he finds it.
- Location
- Matching Green
In my 5th autumn with my 4m still loving the simplicity of the Simtech.
Better beer in Herts......I did fix it that a local open day did not clash with Groundswell this year…
- Location
- Darlington
Well we've drilled a bit, and it's up. OSR was a bit of a disaster, but am sure that is down to CSFB rather than drill.
Wheat after OSR and beans up and looking well, also used it on some cultivated land that was to trashy and fluffy for the Vaderstad, hopefully it will work.
Wheat after OSR and beans up and looking well, also used it on some cultivated land that was to trashy and fluffy for the Vaderstad, hopefully it will work.
- Location
- Darlington
If you think that's simple you should see my 3m box drill
refreshingly uncomplicated.
- Location
- Matching Green
I have had a 3m on farm and drilled some AB9 plots with it. Sceptical as I was about the metering it calibrated well and drilled out accurately. I used the first Small Countryside Productivity Grant to make the 4m cost the same as a 3m. With the extended hopper I can just let a tonne bag in unthrottled which helps make 2.5ha/hr a realistic output drilling wheat at 8km/hr.If you think that's simple you should see my 3m box drill