Theres a man near here has jd r series and theyv got them to do around 80kdriven by young chaps with tiktok, snapchat on the go. Been known to be goin flat out through village too. Madness
Had something similar happen on a 6930 with kv 5 furrow.
gearboxes will f.... d in no time , never designed for the heat and strain at those speeds , wont be so clever when theres bills of 10s of thousandsTheres a man near here has jd r series and theyv got them to do around 80k
Probably lease and change at 100 hours or so. Someone will think they are getting a well depreciated from new bargain
your right , should have black boxes fitted now days to stamp out these idiots , no good for the industry on so many frontsProbably lease and change at 100 hours or so. Someone will think they are getting a well depreciated from new bargain
That would then be a very expensive hat!
We got 3 as well first time in years we've had a freebie from them !!
Iirc they are powerquad boxes, must be running on 42 inch wheel and ghe tractor filling the rev clock
We had similar, first time we have had anything off this particular company, regular business with them too. 2 hats from the local knackery!
And there was me thinking we were specialWe had similar, first time we have had anything off this particular company, regular business with them too. 2 hats from the local knackery!
Flat outOff topic.
To all of you with 5 and 6 furrow fully mounted ploughs what sort of speeds do go at on the road.
The speed I see some guys going at on the road makes me cringe. Why??
The stress going through the top link must be terrific due to the weight, leverage and the odd bounces!!!!
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Despite what others will say, I am sure the plough will be around for many years to come, although perhaps in much reduced numbers.
One of the best things about farming,one can use the techniques that suits one own farm, way of thinking, the fact that , technique or policy may be not the most profitable, efficient,environmentally friendly is the the individual farmer’s own business.
. Hawke Airmax 30sf and the new Pard with lrf, just nobody tell the Mrs how much they cost 
In my ignorance that type of gun looks as though one needs quite a knack to hold it up , line it up and fire it??Wasn’t expecting this to land for another month but got a call from the shop to say it had come in. Not had chance to get the scope on yet an try it but it feels really nice.
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Speaking of scopes, I couldn’t bring myself to take the Hikmicro Alpex off my BSA as it’s fantastic for ratting so decided to go a different route with this as it will get more daytime use. So, end up getting these as well while I was there
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Does it double as a grease gun?Wasn’t expecting this to land for another month but got a call from the shop to say it had come in. Not had chance to get the scope on yet an try it but it feels really nice.
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Speaking of scopes, I couldn’t bring myself to take the Hikmicro Alpex off my BSA as it’s fantastic for ratting so decided to go a different route with this as it will get more daytime use. So, end up getting these as well while I was there
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Claimed the vat back
It’s a pcp (pre charged pneumatic) so you fill it from a 300 bar cylinder. This is the fac version so need a firearm certificate to buy one.
It’s actually really really comfortable to hold as action is at the rear of the stock which keeps the front light. If you get the chance to hold a bullpup rifle have go you’ll be converted.
You kid but I usually do as it’s for vermin control.Claimed the vat back
