Classics Earning their keep.

[jamesy]

What kind of feeder is that? Looks like it can feed into a blower on front?

 

[PuG]

What kind of feeder is that? Looks like it can feed into a blower on front?

Its a Caval DP180 which we bought with the farm though you often see them for sale over here for about 3 to 6k (use to be very popular). Unrolling deck pivots 90 degrees left or right (has a bale pick up as well) and its own straw blower which does a fair distance (either PTO or hydraulically driven). Have to admit though since completely changed my mind, hated it to begin with - what I found originally is it would suck the bales back in underneath jamming solid, which after cutting bit of the floor out made a night and day difference. Use to run it on our Ford 75 Roadless but just put her on our JD 3030 (only due to better steering lock being 2WD).

 

[Gordy1]

A classic earning its keep.......the Leyland was good also!!!

 

[Gordy1]

8210 still rolling along.....

 

[Nearly]

Ideal job for that gearbox. No need to reverse.

@Drillman

 

[sclb]

Inter-row cultivating asparagus beds with the MF135

 

[New Puritan]

Inter-row cultivating asparagus beds with the MF135
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How much mechanisation is there with asparagus? Do you have to do a lot by hand? It always seems like a tricky crop to grow.

 

[Gordy1]

Came across this 165 in use at willow tree farm shop in Suffolk

 

[Mur Huwcun]

Trip to Hull today to collect two TYE trailers I bought.

1986 10t mono
1976 8t

140 mile round trip roughly for TS115. Didn’t miss a beat.
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Do you not also have a TM? I woukd of definitely choosen a TM over a TS for a road trip!!!

 

[Spud]

Little nash on pipe collecting duties today

 

[sclb]

How much mechanisation is there with asparagus? Do you have to do a lot by hand? It always seems like a tricky crop to grow.

All the cultivations and bed making/ridging are mechanised, the harvesting is done by hand.
Hand weeding in the first year or two if they've got out of hand, ground preparation pre-planting is key!

 

[Nearly]

3 classics if you include me.

 

[oldoaktree]

Need to shift hay from one shed to another

 

[jay]

Contractor in pumping slurry today

 

[Tha Ulsterscot]

Your lucky, tried to sow some bagged stuff this morning and had to stop, ground wouldn't carry me.

 

[jay]

Your lucky, tried to sow some bagged stuff this morning and had to stop, ground wouldn't carry me.

Terra tires are keeping them up, plenty of wet spots for a while yet.

 

[Skintagain]

Your lucky, tried to sow some bagged stuff this morning and had to stop, ground wouldn't carry me.

Lockdown taken its toll on the waist line?

 

[Lincsman]

A classic earning its keep.......the Leyland was good also!!!View attachment 943396

Whats going on with the front wheel rims then?

 

[JLTate]

Do you not also have a TM? I woukd of definitely choosen a TM over a TS for a road trip!!!

Yep, a TM with cab and front axle suspension.
Which went in for a relatively minor repair and which has just snowballed.
Hopefully back next week!!

 

[Spud]

She's been out again today!

Turning wheat straw cut back in October, and winding in a pipereel we used a week or so ago to get flood water away from a local caravan site. Grand day for it