- Location
- Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
West Country additions for Two Mills
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Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
West Country additions for Two Mills
j6891
Member
- Location
- Perth & Kinross
Looks like it's winter
A Trebor
Member
- Location
- Isle of Axholme
Dman2
Member
- Location
- Durham, UK
Have you not got any stock nowDrilled the headlands on the Wheat field I was on yesterday
Then back on the fence removal this afternoon, 1 day I'll get it all done, but it won't be this year
Or are you replacing them all?
Greenbeast
Member
- Location
- East Sussex
Soil screening. Around 300 tons. Nice stuff.
That rubble was within an hour.
TW knew about it carting 14ton trailer out
that must be satisfying
- Location
- Near Colchester
Hay delivery not quite so straight forward as it could have been.
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
At the risk of mentioning the C word before mid December, I bought myself a pressie today. It should also 'do' for the big birthday early next year.
The plan is not to park the 8100 and 8200 in the same shed then no-one will spot the difference. Chances?
The plan is not to park the 8100 and 8200 in the same shed then no-one will spot the difference. Chances?
JLTate
Member
JLTate
Member
At the risk of mentioning the C word before mid December, I bought myself a pressie today. It should also 'do' for the big birthday early next year.
The plan is not to park the 8100 and 8200 in the same shed then no-one will spot the difference. Chances?
Not. A. Chance
Greenbeast
Member
- Location
- East Sussex
For the first 30 minutes yes
Yeah i kinda mean the result, not the laborious, tedious work
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That’s me finished in the t&w thread for a week, off to get some sun
hope you got some library pics we have not seen for while your away
have a good week
Fitted and painted a gate/door in the hole in the wall that we made last week.
The whole job took so long I had to sort out tomorrows horse feed in the dark.
never relised you had a cherry 40 bale grab
Greenbeast
Member
- Location
- East Sussex
Remind me not to make wine in this one again....
The digger above has a sheared rad drain plug, the tractor below has obviously been bodged in the past too, with a tiny stud and nut and wad of some flexible material...
(i've left it trickling out but will now need to pull the rad and figure out a proper fix)
The digger above has a sheared rad drain plug, the tractor below has obviously been bodged in the past too, with a tiny stud and nut and wad of some flexible material...
(i've left it trickling out but will now need to pull the rad and figure out a proper fix)
- Location
- Near Colchester
I have had one for years, I don't use it that much but usually put several 56's in the feed passage to one of the cattle sheds for first dispatch, no head room there for the normal squeezer. Clearing that out now for obvious reasons.
The grab makes the 741 bleep even with not much boom out when there is 56 hay in it (I didn't know that they were for 40's) and you hope that you meet no-one round the yard when carrying it.
I remember now that you welded some of them, did you make the blue ones?
- Location
- Near Colchester
Yes, I suppose that the top 16 are just sitting there by gravity, not held in any way, a handy bit of kit though, I can stack a whole 56 on 4 pallets very quickly if they are a bit damp for example, the trailed one won't do that.
done 4000 bales of hay this year in about 2 weeks and never touched a bale,.
- Location
- Eastern Ontario Canada
Ya I know its early to mention the C word. But the snow is started early this year. The future crop does look nice though.
