RWG Contracts
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- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
Close it is a 4 letter word
Calm?
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
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Calm?
- Location
- South wales
Yeah calm that was it
RWG Contracts
Member
- Location
- Samlesbury, Lancashire
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Pinched this from the neighbor
So I can get rid of these
laser bucket leaves a lot of wheel marks for the water to tear down. You can either harrow or
use a grader board which leaves a nicer finish. Since this is going back into Lucerne, best to do it right.
sorry, 13.5m doesn't fit in the phone camera in one go[emoji106]
So I can get rid of these
- Location
- East Sussex
the fun with machines never ends, was picking up a new track for the digger and a pto cement mixer and on the way home the fourtrak overheated. so now that's off the road again.
When it rains it pours. Bad luck mate but was good to see you today.
Dave W
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- Location
- chesterfield
Traumatic day today. Had to venture over the border to lancastriashire and spend some money. I did at least manage a proper Derbyshire breakfast en route
- Location
- Lancashire
Took this this mornin, can watch um play allday
Mmm, I could just manage that
and well done bringing money into the county Shame the weather was shocking.......again 
Landyman
New Member
Whereabouts was the breakfast (exact name of cafe , street number , town/village , phone no , postcode , and price of said breakfast) appreciated
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
It wasn't much money. @Dave W took more value out of the county.Mmm, I could just manage that
- Location
- southern riverina Australia
Hmmmm. I've seen Shaun the sheep before. How come none of them have black facesTook this this mornin, can watch um play allday
secondly.....who on here reminds people the most of the farmer from Shaun the sheep..My monies on jp1
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- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
If you say you've been on a farm, customs do a pretty thorough job of footwear
as in, you wouldn't get them so clean by yourself....
Dave W
Member
- Location
- chesterfield
The yonderman cafe on the A623 near tideswell. Everything grown in the Peak District.Whereabouts was the breakfast (exact name of cafe , street number , town/village , phone no , postcode , and price of said breakfast) appreciated
Delicious.
Dave6170
Member
- Location
- Watten, caithness
Good start for making a track grader
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
Man came and cut our hedge today. :joyous:
Was a welcome distraction from the unparalleled joy of finding underground pipes covered in rock and tree roots. Ended up pulling the ripper through and waiting til the water came up.... Otago anniversary day so will go down the street and buy another coil of pipe in the morning, more joiners etc. At least I will have decent flow by replacing the 15mm length(s) with a 20mm one. All gravity water so now I'll be able to hopefully run all mobs on the same side of the farm
Was a welcome distraction from the unparalleled joy of finding underground pipes covered in rock and tree roots. Ended up pulling the ripper through and waiting til the water came up....
Otago anniversary day so will go down the street and buy another coil of pipe in the morning, more joiners etc. At least I will have decent flow by replacing the 15mm length(s) with a 20mm one. All gravity water so now I'll be able to hopefully run all mobs on the same side of the farm 
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
Interesting machineMan came and cut our hedge today. :joyous:
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Was a welcome distraction from the unparalleled joy of finding underground pipes covered in rock and tree roots. Ended up pulling the ripper through and waiting til the water came up....
- Location
- Glen Clova, Angus, DD8 4RD
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Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
More like nipping in under his nose and having one away.Copying @smcapstick now are and getting into machinery importing
- Location
- Owaka, New Zealand
You don't really get to see many hedgecutters here. Most are ruddy great big ones that reach 80 feet up, mounted on a 20T'er, I've seen one on a Merlo (on its side, no less) and a friend has one on my old ploughing tractor-MF8260). This is the first one I've seen on one of these machines and I was very impressed. Cut my hedge, limbed up my shelterbelt, pushed up the branches and out the gate in an hour.Interesting machine
Local engineering firm in Balclutha made all the cutter.
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