- Location
- Huntingdon
i think you also need to be prepared to let them make their own mistakes, big enough that they learn , but not too big in the overall picture. with out saying 'i told you so'
Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
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i think you also need to be prepared to let them make their own mistakes, big enough that they learn , but not too big in the overall picture. with out saying 'i told you so'
oakleaf
Member
- Location
- South coast of Ireland
Ah would you not get her a bit of glass and a new rad screen?
- Location
- cheshire
Tried this on the tedder, it does need those 4 weights on to keep the front down. Worked really well
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Put this on the Today at work thread but equally at home on this one too.
Funny how you get to the stage of preferring to use this classic kit, rather than being in some modern monstrosity.
It works just as well without the need for any electrics or computers, just as long as the AC works.
But there is always something special about hay-making time, isn’t there?
Funny how you get to the stage of preferring to use this classic kit, rather than being in some modern monstrosity.
It works just as well without the need for any electrics or computers, just as long as the AC works.
But there is always something special about hay-making time, isn’t there?
- Location
- pembrokeshire
all I can say is nice!
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
I reckon both the tractor and this mower are working classics.
Having conventionally baled some hay yesterday, if the weather forecast is correct, this lot will be tedded once tomorrow, then raked, round baled and wrapped as Haylage on Monday.
Having conventionally baled some hay yesterday, if the weather forecast is correct, this lot will be tedded once tomorrow, then raked, round baled and wrapped as Haylage on Monday.
What make of tedder is that ?
It’s a Kuhn, good match for her.
Looking very smart. Had a 1982 model with LP cab and quike 3030 loader. Loved the rubik cube gear change. Doors opened forward so used to open both and tie together over top of bonnet to get some air in! Happy days.
bobajob
Member
- Location
- Sw Scotland
The only person in the country that loved the rubik cube gearbox!!!Looking very smart. Had a 1982 model with LP cab and quike 3030 loader. Loved the rubik cube gear change. Doors opened forward so used to open both and tie together over top of bonnet to get some air in! Happy days.
You must be have magical powers to work them things out let alone love them!Looking very smart. Had a 1982 model with LP cab and quike 3030 loader. Loved the rubik cube gear change. Doors opened forward so used to open both and tie together over top of bonnet to get some air in! Happy days.
I must admit I am glad mine is a floor shift, for loader work it just suits. Considering it spends the winter scraping out cattle, it cleans up very well every spring. The near side door was taken off a long time ago, makes fast entry easier!Looking very smart. Had a 1982 model with LP cab and quike 3030 loader. Loved the rubik cube gear change. Doors opened forward so used to open both and tie together over top of bonnet to get some air in! Happy days.
Aaah, but the ones on those little 3 cylinders was much better than the version on the bigger Fords. It was a slick manoeuvre from high 1 to low 4 without stopping - could do it in my sleep!You must be have magical powers to work them things out let alone love them!
Tidy machine. Lovely to see.
