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Keep going lad, best of luck.
All you need to really take off is to finally scrap those David Browns and get a couple of classic Masseys.
Da chi yma o hyd.
Also, while the tractor was there, Mrs S had a bit of tractor driving experience this afternoon, levelling old molehills and pulling out some moss with a set of chain
Need an honours degree in engineering to even engage reverse on a David Brown; everything else seems to be back to front doesn't it?I hope you taught her how to reverse correctly [emoji6]
Need an honours degree in engineering to even engage reverse on a David Brown; everything else seems to be back to front doesn't it?
That's assuming you are a limbo dancing contortionist to be able to climb into the cab in the first place.
Can I have another tenner off that scrap spinner Emyr?
Cofion garedig.
I hope you taught her how to reverse correctly [emoji6]
Really enjoyable thread, best of luck to you this year. Re the haybob, did you get it sorted? Just on the off chance could it have an odd tine on the LH rotor? These 360's run different ones to a normal haybob. Ours did something similar on arrival and that was the cause.
@FonterraFarmer will know for sureI've been looking into this recently, and suspect you are right, standard haybob tines are different to 360's so it seems...
good luck teaching her how to reverse with the chain harrowsNot with chain harrows...
Lesson 2 is reversing...
@Selectamatic - I've only just found this thread, and have really enjoyed reading through it. Actually it's a shame I've got to the end.
How many DB tractors do you have in all?
Good luck this year,
NP.
They are surprisingly capable, definitely one of the best available at the time. More than just a bit jealous, you've got the proper brackets for a 996 and it's in the right colours. Mine is yellow and came with 885 brackets that we modified.