Today at work

[Nearly]

Today's lifting job was a Triumph....

followed by a Landy

 

[prlekija agrarvideos]

Today plantin corn⬇⬇

 

[colhonk]

Is it just me? or do other people find Government websites bl%%dy useless. renew waste exemptions, waste exemption number in big print on form, err no, that is not it.put my carriers number in.got on site looking for this number exemption, nothing, ended up phoning them, NO ,that number is your old registration number you need to register with dooouu.What an ar$e on.anyway did over the phone. thats 2 gov sites in the last 2 days done my head in. Is there no one with common sense in these departments to make their sites usable by normal people who do not have a degree in government waffle

 

[Agriimark]

Made a start on rye today. Wet and heavy. Sun came out then decided to pee down again this afternoon and put a stop to it for today. Around 20 tonne to the acre though so a nice yeild. So pub it is [emoji1305]

 

[db9go]

Who is doing it looks like Connop kit

How did your concrete pore go and who did it

 

[Pan mixer]

little bit of yard repair.

8 mixes - about 6 cubic metres.

Then it rained - 4 mm woo hoo.

 

[Steevo]

Who is doing it looks like Connop kit

Spot on!

 

[db9go]

Spot on!

Was it peter and how did it go

 

[Steevo]

How did your concrete pore go and who did it

Thanks for the follow up tag - missed it first time around.

Went very well indeed. 227 cube poured in a day.

 

[Steevo]

Was it peter and how did it go

It was indeed. Peter, Ash, Sean, Kato, can't remember the rest of the crew. Fair play to them though, what a professional team.

Never known anyone make it look so easy....when clearly it is not.

 

[db9go]

It was indeed. Peter, Ash, Sean, Kato, can't remember the rest of the crew. Fair play to them though, what a professional team.

Never known anyone make it look so easy....when clearly it is not.

The first grain store they did for me was 2002 and have used them nearly every year since
Who did the building it looks tall

 

[roscoe erf]

going to start putting oil a new water trough but I was swamped by the crowds

 

[Steevo]

The first grain store they did for me was 2002 and have used them nearly every year since
Who did the building it looks tall

I can see why. I was going to add some photos and thanks to the thread I started asking for contractor suggestions a few months back.....but you rather beat me to it with this.

Local firm down the road did the frame and cladding - I use them for all my buildings. It’s 8m clear under the haunch.

 

[Nearly]

And still had time to get 'new' 24m sprayer spraying at 20m in the yard.

It's a shame the old owner wasn't honest enough to mention this.

new road and end cap needed, at least.
And that was after I pressed it straight-ish.

 

[Robert K]

little bit of yard repair.

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8 mixes - about 6 cubic metres.

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Then it rained - 4 mm woo hoo.

Classic earning it's Keep

 

[Robert K]

Moving house today

 

[MBLORINSER]

Busy week.

 

[Phil P]

So moving on from yesterday’s mass debate and drawing a line under it (thanks for all the kind comments guys & girls) here’s what happened at work yesterday.

On top of some office paper work the 6630 went back together.
Here’s what the paptos (power assisted pto shift) looks like, just in case you were ever wondering.

It uses two big electro magnets to pull the selectors into gear and spring loaded into neutral.

New casting fitted and the end float setup on the shafts. 0.015mm isn’t something you can really measure without a dial gauge.

While I had all the brackets off the back thought I’d modify the isobus plug location. I mean, why on earth do they fit them under the couples where it gets covered in oil!

Much better

Then down at the airport today for a couple of bits. Rad replacement on one of the old rangers, it’s only water on the floor

New ASO (airport safety officer) vehicle landed. Giving Isuzu a try to see how long they last! Can’t be any worse than the new rangers I suppose.

Programmed the information boards.

And finally, went to get some mang on some spring barley and it all pear shaped will it ever stop raining

 

[Flat 10]

So moving on from yesterday’s mass debate and drawing a line under it (thanks for all the kind comments guys & girls) here’s what happened at work yesterday.

On top of some office paper work the 6630 went back together.
Here’s what the paptos (power assisted pto shift) looks like, just in case you were ever wondering.
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It uses two big electro magnets to pull the selectors into gear and spring loaded into neutral.
View attachment 794758

New casting fitted and the end float setup on the shafts. 0.015mm isn’t something you can really measure without a dial gauge.
View attachment 794762

While I had all the brackets off the back thought I’d modify the isobus plug location. I mean, why on earth do they fit them under the couples where it gets covered in oil!

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Much betterView attachment 794768

Then down at the airport today for a couple of bits. Rad replacement on one of the old rangers, it’s only water on the floor
View attachment 794770

New ASO (airport safety officer) vehicle landed. Giving Isuzu a try to see how long they last! Can’t be any worse than the new rangers I suppose.
View attachment 794772

Programmed the information boards.
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And finally, went to get some mang on some spring barley and it all pear shaped will it ever stop raining
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Send the rain over here!!!!!

 

[betweenthelines]

Ok I had a decent up bringing, but any parent that doesn’t want to see their kids do well doesn’t deserve kids!
However I moved out at 16, got an apprenticeship at 17 and bought my first house by 19 so I wouldn’t say I’ve been free loading. Not sure what your trying to imply to be honest.
Oh and from setting up on my own I’ve more than coved my dues, thank you very much

If everything you have is down to your own efforts I salute you. Did you buy the land you farm