- Location
- South Oxfordshire
So should they be the same as the tractor or opposite?
Drilling anyone?
- Thread starter kevindb880
- Start date
Do they not clean better if there the opposite of the tractor
Cambridgeshire
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The same
Rust
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- Location
- Hertfordshire
Opposite
Cambridgeshire
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Mr Charisma
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- Location
- stratford on Avon
I think it will be to do with which way the scraper works best against the tyre ,
I would of thought vaddy have done a lot of work on this and hence this is why they are fitted the way they are in the brochure
I would of thought vaddy have done a lot of work on this and hence this is why they are fitted the way they are in the brochure
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
Other way round on my gd
The only thing I say is if it is wet enough to make a difference it is too wet to be drilling
Any thing drilled now followed by rain will struggle need dry as long after drilling as we do to dry out enough to get in the field
Lighter free draining soil 4 day before heavy land 7 day pre and 7 days post
The only thing I say is if it is wet enough to make a difference it is too wet to be drilling
Any thing drilled now followed by rain will struggle need dry as long after drilling as we do to dry out enough to get in the field
Lighter free draining soil 4 day before heavy land 7 day pre and 7 days post
kevindb880
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- Location
- Herts
Still wet wet wet here but the forecast is hinting at high pressure next week, just hope it doesn’t bring fog and light winds.
Fish
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- Location
- North yorkshire
The weather we need now is a cool/cold NW gale, which last 2 weeks or more, a still damp high pressure is no use at all.
- Location
- East yorks
Or a good easterly
- Location
- Darlington
Beast from the East? brrrrrb No thank you.
- Location
- East yorks
Beast from the East? brrrrrb No thank you.
That was a bit different but a normal dry easterly dries things up a treat
Fish
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- Location
- North yorkshire
Not sure about that, flat east, ok maybe, but if it got any north it in we are well and truly fecked.
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Some of the earlier stuff I snatched in.
Have to put up with a few of these though
It ain’t going to look pretty!
But, at least it is in and has come up.
Have to put up with a few of these though
It ain’t going to look pretty!
But, at least it is in and has come up.
farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
It hasn't finished drowning yet... but the drier areas look better than weedy stubbles and bags of seed in the shed.
- Location
- south norfolk
Had a go earlier on some rape stubble on lightest land on the farm.ploughed for half an hour and saw rain coming in the distance,bit like a fog.went home and got combination and went back and drilled grand total of .47 ha.then the rain really started and been the same since.drilled all I’ve ploughed anyway.at least I’ve made a start on my wheat
Nick...
Nick...
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset
To try and be positive but I ve just walked the dog exactly the same route as Monday over stubbles,DTS drilled rape and lightly disced in sewage cake ex osr fields and the difference is night and day. Now I m not saying its dry or drill conditions but with only 30 hrs or so of dry ish weather ( we did have a couple 5 minute showers) there is still a bit of hope that we might be able to go next week. That's after 178 mm of rain since 22 nd September however the next 3 days are forcast wet .
farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
90mm or 900mm makes little difference, once the soil is at saturation it doesn't really get any wetter except for the wet spots that are not able to drain and become submerged.