Today at work

[Shebb90]

New boots [emoji16]

How old is that tractor?

 

[Nearly]

Someone has a dock problem.

 

[choochter]

Someone has a dock problem.

At least that's half dead - these triffids are still alive and they are after me

 

[Agriimark]

How old is that tractor?

Coming up to 3 years now. 4500 hours

 

[REStracTORATION]

Mf 148 dragged out of the barn making a start on gutting her today,
It runs well with good oil pressure and no back pressure,there was a sticky valve or 2 and the thrust has worn away also the little end had an issue, basically a full rebuild and give the crank a polish.
Gearbox out and stripping it down empty the casting, clean then rebuild and reseal basically.
Found no major bodge up shenanigans considering it's exterior looks!!!
Next will be lifting the lift cover off the hydraulics and seeing to all that fun stuff....
The hydraulic system is in need of some adjustment and new parts it works but only just.
It had a homemade power steering system on it I've removed that and swapped the stub axles for the correct types to covert it back to manual as this a basic spec model.
Thanks for looking

 

[REStracTORATION]

78 looking a bit better...

 

[Two Tone]

In to the last field to plough this year. As the Fastrac is back on the sprayer, thought I’d finish of with the Ford and four furrow, having just finished the stony ground I use that plough for.
This field used to be ridge and furrow. Judging by how wet it is in places, maybe it still should be. Diff lock in and wheel-slip set at 25% to keep going in places.

 

[Robert K]

I sense a bollocking coming when the wife gets back from work. [emoji849]

Trimming the wife's bush was never going to end well. [emoji15]

Get the leaf blower out and she'll never know

 

[Robert K]

Hedge cutting and building a bank against our retaining walls

 

[blue power]

catching up on here as I finish sumoing another field

 

[solo]

Get the leaf blower out and she'll never know

I can safely say a blow job was definitely out of the question
It took a matter of seconds for her to notice.
Maybe the ringing in my ears will go by morning Worst part is I think I did something similar last year.

 

[Agriimark]

I can safely say a blow job was definitely out of the question
It took a matter of seconds for her to notice.
Maybe the ringing in my ears will go by morning Worst part is I think I did something similar last year.

Im glad it isnt me who suffer's with ringing of the ear, mine now just ring in general everytime she speaks [emoji849][emoji23]

 

[Adeptandy]

Found some plastic for a change today. [emoji30]

Can’t believe the belts keep coping with all the detritus I’m still finding. [emoji849]
Mowers doing well considering what I paid for it [emoji106]

 

[Robert K]

Found some plastic for a change today. [emoji30]

Can’t believe the belts keep coping with all the detritus I’m still finding. [emoji849]
Mowers doing well considering what I paid for it [emoji106]

I caught a piece of chain link yesterday of course it all wrapped to one end

 

[Adeptandy]

I caught a piece of chain link yesterday of course it all wrapped to one end

Thankfully I'm avoiding that which is seen, but still finding the hidden and disposed ? I am such an optimist that I believe i will eventually get it all cleared up ?

 

[Lofty1984]

Thankfully I'm avoiding that which is seen, but still finding the hidden and disposed ? I am such an optimist that I believe i will eventually get it all cleared up ?

Flail or hedge cutting is great for finding it that’s for sure I pulled into a field yesterday didn’t even get 5 yards before finding a pile of rylock still attached to a rotting strainer post piled in the grass

 

[mtx.jag]

Back on splash plate yesterday,dirty water after silage.

 

[michael N123]

 

[Hilly]

Tagging this.

 

[JP1]

Catching up on the last 6 or 7 pages. This thread is still one of my favourites on here and also a reminder of the great diversity we have in UK Ag