- Location
- Northumberlandia
Yeah never see the point in them neither, its something else to trip over climbing in aswell
Folks must never get soil on there boots
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- Thread starter Wombat
- Start date
Folks must never get soil on there boots
Ali_Maxxum
Member
- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
Should only really be for spring/summer use, cuts down on dust wafting around. Then if it is sticky just scrape your boots on the steps before you get in, quite simple really, keeps the original floor tidy as well.
- Location
- South wales
Keep a bit of rubber mat at the door kick your boots off , simple!! Unless in and out all the time then the carpet is swapped for a rubber mat
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
What jobs do you find you aren't in and out all the time? I want one!
Just never seems to happen here.
Maybe it's just me.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Have you tried phoning him and speaking to him?Thank you but I've got it, it's also the one I whatsapp. Maybe he'll get in touch when it rains....
Sometimes the old fashioned ways are the best. I found him a reasonable guy when I spoke to him.
- Location
- South wales
Nearly everything . when I say in and out I mean like muck spreading and loading yourself
James
Member
- Location
- Comber, Down
Really don't get this ordering mats for tractors. Mine all came with rubber floors that fit properly and not curl up to trip on.
Maybe it's an age thing
Maybe it's an age thing
- Location
- East yorks
That’s why we are all different, bit like I cannot understand people ever wearing wellies but some do.Really don't get this ordering mats for tractors. Mine all came with rubber floors that fit properly and not curl up to trip on.
Maybe it's an age thing
- Location
- South wales
A properly fitted one won’t curl up or trip you up plus you can pull it out and clean it easier than the cab floorReally don't get this ordering mats for tractors. Mine all came with rubber floors that fit properly and not curl up to trip on.
Maybe it's an age thing
davedb
Member
- Location
- Staffordshire
I’ve never worried about all this stuff but do mirror protectors actually do anything to protect Massey 6400 mirrors they seem to break too easy
Ali_Maxxum
Member
- Location
- Chepstow, Wales
Can't see why not else they wouldn't bother making them, you should hit the guard rather than the mirror head which is ultimately what you want to avoid happening.
davedb
Member
- Location
- Staffordshire
Look like they are £140 might make my own 
yours must be far different work than the variety that we do here, current job is hedge laying on a bank to prevent solar panel shading. but the trip to and fro is a semi wade through 13inches of ditch water , my wellies are 16 inches .
any other type of boots would mean wet feet all day and i dont fancy trench foot.
just one small example of why wellies are used here in winter at least, most of our stock work is better with them on as well keeps the sh.it water out.
riding around in a tractor all day is a bit different.
as for acessories for tractors well we dont waste money on them at all,as its too hard to come by ime.
- Location
- East yorks
Boots all the time or waders for any in ditch work, don’t own a pair of wellies. Excavator and tree shear lays hedges here.