- Location
- south norfolk
Got a 4m Kuhn that could be cut down
Nick...
Do you use a Power Harrow
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Nick...
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Mind if I ask what you run?
- Location
- northumberland
We have 15metres worth of power harrows (and an old 1.5m rotavator) do I go straight to hell without passing go and without collecting £200 [emoji848], but also have the means of min till/zero till in the right conditions
- Location
- West Midlands
Not read all of thread, but we run a PH under drill but would like to put a set of disc's under it as a lot of the time we dont need a PH. We do run PH slow on light ground.
What does Andy Guest do with the ones he takes off the machines he refurbishes?
Mr Charisma
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- Location
- stratford on Avon
Just waded through 9 pages of being preached to and gave up ,,,,,,,,,, think the title of the thread should of been "do you go to church "
I reckon I could have a thread on religion and get away with less pages than no till / plough based systems.
I reckon I could have a thread on religion and get away with less pages than no till / plough based systems.
- Location
- Darlington
Just waded through 9 pages of being preached to and gave up ,,,,,,,,,, think the title of the thread should of been "do you go to church "
I reckon I could have a thread on religion and get away with less pages than no till / plough based systems.
It keeps you from going out in the cold I suppose.My award to most adaptable farmer goes to Bob the builder.
IMHO flexibility is king, you can manage to undo most bolts with an adjustable spanner but I like to have a socket set, ring spanners, combinations, and ratchet combinations + batteries and air to drive them. The adjustable spanner is still often useful though.
dannewhouse
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- Location
- huddersfield
He has just spoken to him , got two big diameter ones ,he bringing them down ,next week ,has some parts to deliver ,
Warp Land Farmer
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- Location
- Hazzard County
I think you need to alter the levelling board in those...
- Location
- North West
rob h
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- Location
- east yorkshire
its on the to do list for this year .their is one on the right side already.and on the tractor drive shaft. although if you're near enough to get in the left hand one it means you have climbed on top of the harrowAnd some pto guards
rob h
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- Location
- east yorkshire
no their just parked on the headland
Hindsight
Member
- Location
- Lincolnshire
When I was 18 - so long time ago - I operated a solobeet harvester with an unguarded drive shaft. Managed to forget the draw strings on my parka hood dangled around. Anyway leant over the drive shaft to clear some beet tops and the draw strings caught in the unguarded hardy spicer joint. Fortunately the drive belt was worn and the skid unit (a solobeet) was on tick over. In a split second my upper arm was wedging the drive shaft and the drive belt was slipping on the drive pulley. I had to wait quite a while until the person with me hauling the beet returned. I was very fortunate to retain an arm and a life - with a scar to remind me. Please put a guard on that shaft. Thanks.
rob h
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- Location
- east yorkshire
It just shows how easy accidents happen in un expected ways .don't worry it will have a new guard on before next season
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