Just one implement

[hendrebc]

Got a mate who's very busy with a firewood processor behind his tractor.

 

[FarmyStu]

Lime spreader(when it dries up).

Would need something to load it though. No loader of my own.

 

[lloyd]

Would need something to load it though. No loader of my own.

Not unusual for farmer to supply loader.

 

[FarmyStu]

Fert spreaders seem relatively cheap. Would be a good match to a Fastrac balance wise. Rates seem ok? But I’ve always assumed I’d need to load and tow fert myself. Am I wrong?

 

[lloyd]

Fert spreaders seem relatively cheap. Would be a good match to a Fastrac balance wise. Rates seem ok? But I’ve always assumed I’d need to load and tow fert myself. Am I wrong?

Seen several Kuhn spinners with crane attached.

 

[farmerm]

Would need something to load it though. No loader of my own.

most outfits I see use a self loading grab.

 

[willy]

Probably a seed drill this spring!

 

[Andrew]

Either a direct drill that works in the wet (is there such a thing) or a combi drill. If up there is anything like round here, when it’s fit to go drilling everyone and their dog will want it in as fast as possible.

 

[Andrew]

Probably a seed drill this spring!

Beat me to it!

 

[farmerm]

most return from an implement will likely come from a laptop and a phone though....

 

[FarmyStu]

Either a direct drill that works in the wet (is there such a thing) or a combi drill. If up there is anything like round here, when it’s fit to go drilling everyone and their dog will want it in as fast as possible.

It’s definitely wet up here. Very few Winter cereals drilled. Lots of spring work lined up by farmers.

 

[AftonShepherd]

Perhaps you could do some farm assurance inspecting !?!

Wouldn't the OP have to fail at his own business first before he was eligible?

 

[FarmyStu]

Wouldn't the OP have to fail at his own business first before he was eligible?

How very cynical....

 

[AftonShepherd]

How very cynical....

I know! Maybe it just seems that way around here ....

 

[ollie989898]

I've nailed it. You folks won't believe the level of genius here. Real wild card, blue-sky, out-of-the-box thinking.

Ready?

 

[Norfolk Olly]

Anything that isnt soil engaging, fert spreader, dump trailer/water bowser on site work

 

[yellowbelly]

a direct drill that works in the wet. If up there is anything like round here, when it’s fit to go drilling everyone and their dog will want it in as fast as possible.

That's the answer then - @FarmyStu needs one of them Tryiton drills

There's a whole thread about how good they are on here somewhere

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/triton-direct-seed-drill.228236/

 

[ollie989898]

I can't see fertiliser spreaders being much of a goer myself.

Dump trailer or tanker or moving a digger about on sites would make sense surely.

 

[lloyd]

Snow plough in a months time.

 

[Norfolk Olly]

I can't see fertiliser spreaders being much of a goer myself.

Dump trailer or tanker or moving a digger about on sites would make sense surely.

Used to regularly go out spreading Nitrogen
£3.50 an acre 500 acre a day without breaking a sweat, tractor using bugger all fuel ?‍