Hindsight
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always puts me in mind of the chuckle bros.Using the old tume. This was our main tool after the plough but doing half a job of knocking the capped lumps left after the drill together View attachment 866034
What sort of horse power is needed for that?Afraid my Toptilth photo is static! But was working earlier into stubble and will be later.
About 400 I would have thought ?What sort of horse power is needed for that?
About 400 I would have thought ?
Afraid my Toptilth photo is static! But was working earlier into stubble and will be
You have to take it steady folding it out, got out just the same and always pleased when the back packer hits the ground
I love using mine cant see why they aren't loved except they look a bit daft behind a quad tracIt'll do a really good job, and you'll wonder why it ever got stuffed in the nettles.
You'll vow to use it in decent conditions this autumn, and see what it's really capable of.
Then it won't get used again for twenty years, because it isn't shiny, cost thousands per meter width, need 300hp to pull it, and there's no Isobus connection!
I’ve got a 6m Freeflow I’d sell if anyone wants one ?Do you wish you kept the drill on top now ?
I’ve got a 6m Freeflow I’d sell if anyone wants one ?
We only bought ours last year after years of thinking they look usefull .now I'm thinking why didn't we get one sooner.maybe it's just this year that sutes it and it dosent get used again for a while we will see
Sometimes the old gear just works! I remember using a locally produced Perry -Jeffes one in the mid 70’s as a student both autumn and spring work. This was the same chap as the famous Perry bale loader!!View attachment 865726
Well we have every bit of kit imaginable in the shed...and today we decided to get the pigtail drag Harrow out of the nettles. Luckily we had some points and tines in the back of the shed
So it’s ready to go tommorrow !!!
Sumo will bring too much wet st!te up, carrier will just compact it , triple K not heavy enough, culti press would probably sink into the ground it’s so heavy and ploughing/powerharrow a bit too much
I’ve never known this thing get used in probably 20 years !!! Farm worker said he used to pull it on a MF1200 back in the day
Ha ha
:-(
I’ve got a 6m Freeflow I’d sell if anyone wants one ?
@teslacoils how's your collection?We've got a 4m Hyd folding Freeflow for sale too
A freeflow would drill straight into that and would leave a similar finish.215 hp on a 4m first pass 10k/h.doing a goodjobView attachment 867306
It’s not as good as it looks very fine on top but solid underneath.were trying to work it gradually from the top.it will have a second pass with the toptilth then drilled with a mini flowA freeflow would drill straight into that and would leave a similar finish.
Only jf you can drive as straight a line across the field as slim shiney posted above ?I've had this on for a few days... can I start posting in the arable side with the cool kids now? View attachment 867738