Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
I hope it’s a optical illusion but it looks like your sheds are going to fall over
Optical illusion. New last year
- Location
- North West Wales
Any reason not to go single ridge roof and getting rud of the valley? Could of still had columns in the middle, just curious not knocking anything. Lovely looking pits with ample headroom!
They are 29 foot to eaves. So yes plenty of head room all I wanna do when can afford to is to put another panel on the wall so can have nearly 20 foot walls that will finish the job off nicely. It was mainly down to price and time scale to be fair, if I was doing it again and had time think I would of done it that way
- Location
- Near Colchester
Some Easycare ewes and single lambs go out to play on the paddock near the badgers, hopefully the lambs are big enough to survive now.
Putting some slime in the new rake tyres to (hopefully) prevent those puncture emergencies that always seem to happen to rake tyres on hay-baling day when it is going to rain later.
Why does it always do that (the slime I mean)?
Putting some slime in the new rake tyres to (hopefully) prevent those puncture emergencies that always seem to happen to rake tyres on hay-baling day when it is going to rain later.
Why does it always do that (the slime I mean)?
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
I'd highly recommend Air Seal Products if you haven't tried it already.
- Location
- Top of the Chilterns
Started drilling some summer cover crops today. Started on the patches of drowned winter barley, and moving onto the failed rape tomorrow. Going to be the 2nd biggest crop on the farm 
Should look nice though
Also found these lying like this a week or two back in the beans. Not seen two together like that before:
Should look nice though
Also found these lying like this a week or two back in the beans. Not seen two together like that before:
- Location
- pembrokeshire
are you sure you have enough horse power for that fert spinner and mind the front wheels don't lift
So you have another yard, I bet that's where you keep all the mess
What's a mess ???
Got a tonne in the front as well
To be honest, take it back up and start again ,all the joints need foam gunning and the silver heat tape .also you need a piece of 25mm up the exterior walls ,
Just seen your reply ,hope you fired s few expletives toward them
Forever Fendt
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- Location
- Derbyshire
yes it will be taken up probably tomorrow and relayed and done properly the best of it is there was ample materials without using all those silly little pieces the 25 mil has not been used and all the tape is still there where I left it for them that is the only day I have not been there all day in five weeks
But never mind it could have been worse and will be corrected watch this space for when the final invoice comes
MBLORINSER
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- Location
- klampučiai Lithuania
Last night we got some snow. Lithuania
grainboy
Member
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Shed nearly down,
spent today pulling out fences and cutting the hedge back then pulling new wire all with 1 machine!
the old case Mx finally clocked 10,000 hours, it’s been in the late 9900 for a year!
it’s hours are suspicious as we have a feeling it may have been clocked when I bought it with 5000 hours on
- Location
- Near Colchester
second split on the spring barley.
The direct drilling looks a tad weak compared to the conventional below but, my goodness, what a difference in cost per acre so far. The big wheelmark in the top picture makes it look worse but that is where we have been muck carting up the field here last week.
The direct drilling looks a tad weak compared to the conventional below but, my goodness, what a difference in cost per acre so far. The big wheelmark in the top picture makes it look worse but that is where we have been muck carting up the field here last week.
Chips
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- Location
- Shropshire
This arrived this afternoon , hopefully the cows will like it
