Now I am starting to understand why some contractors run 300 + hp tractors on 5 furrow ploughs and twin rotor rakes,someother bugger is putting the fuel in for them
Now I am starting to understand why some contractors run 300 + hp tractors on 5 furrow ploughs and twin rotor rakes,someother bugger is putting the fuel in for them
Brilliant!!Now I am starting to understand why some contractors run 300 + hp tractors on 5 furrow ploughs and twin rotor rakes,someother bugger is putting the fuel in for them
Why is that ?Now I am starting to understand why some contractors run 300 + hp tractors on 5 furrow ploughs and twin rotor rakes,someother bugger is putting the fuel in for them
My dad 1st used contractors in the late 70s,we always supplied the fuel,it's always been the same in Lancs must be a northern thing,I've heard tales of straw filled diesel tanks with garden hose filler pipes
Never had anyone ask for add blue yet,it wouldn't bother me,my main concern with contractors is turning up full.
Was 3 tractors and we only used 20 liters in total of the farmers add blue,have never had a problem with getting fuel or billing farmers for used on jobs in the past 35 + years and have never had a problem with add blue until now,if a farmer has it we get if not it was. Charged forHow much add blue did you use?was it just one tractor or a few and the chopper
Man you used to work is worse for this. Turned up next door to do first cut and all his tractors had just driven back from Shropshire
When he next comes to me I'll check the tanks
I used to write down what everyone used,don't bother now but telling them you know how much diesel they should be using stops them taking the pee.
I struggle to understand the logic of this,farmer supplying fuel setup,am I missing something?
What are you missing ?I struggle to understand the logic of this,farmer supplying fuel setup,am I missing something?
Less?Why is that ?
939 on a 4 rotor rake only used 1.1 liters per acre less than a 180hp tractor
It's a northern thing