Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- SW Scotland
Tested the water with a bit of rolling today. Repairing winter's woes whilst listening to Jezza Whine on Radio 2.
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A couple of tender spots but travelled well overall
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His and hers big rigs(I pulled up next to him on purpose 🫣)
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Nice to see the ground in better condition but I think you may be a bit overpowered on the rolling operation?
Bit like putting a Quadtrac on the haybob?
Nice to see the ground in better condition but I think you maybe a bit overpowered on the rolling operation?
Bit like putting a Quadtrac on the haybob?
Quite possibly
I cut my teeth learning to row up on a 4000 with no doors and no radio, so I'll take being spoilt 
- Location
- Huntingdon
Apart from needing cat 3 - cat 1 linkage adapter, what’s wrong with a quad track on a Haybob ? Lack of power ?Nice to see the ground in better condition but I think you may be a bit overpowered on the rolling operation?
Bit like putting a Quadtrac on the haybob?
FFS i couldn't!
After 20 something years of spreading on the other end of the pipe,it makes a nice change
Local farmer has bought an outfit young lad using it took until 2 in the morning to untangle the pipes ,propper knott upAfter 20 something years of spreading on the other end of the pipe,it makes a nice change
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Moisture is above the magic 14% but rain forecast, so we just going to keep going as long as we can & put it into an aerated silo on farm, rather than delivering it to Narrabri. Road trains don’t really work with backing up to augers, so dropped rear trailer off.
I got to play with this truck today ( I don’t have a Road Train licence, so can’t drive one on the road )
I got to play with this truck today
( I don’t have a Road Train licence, so can’t drive one on the road )
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Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
You've done a great job building those brick pillars. They look like they've been there for ages.
- Location
- Yorkshire
You've done a great job building those brick pillars. They look like they've been there for ages.
Gates dont look bad either
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Turning circle. You've got to do every 10th row, then come back across the field again....
- Location
- Yorkshire
I've some fields don't have ten rows in them
- Location
- Huntingdon
anyone tell me the ground pressure exerted by my MF 35 , std wheels , 14st driver & lunchbox ?
quadtracs are circa 5psi on 36" tracks if iirc
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
- Location
- North Norfolk
Went to a neighbours who was having a demonstration of a robotic tractor, direct drilling vining peas. It needs a low loader to get it to and from the field, though, and cannot reverse the drill into field corners at the moment. Quite impressive, 155 hp equivalent to 180 hp tractor, diesel engine running a generator, electric motors in the track final drives, electric pto.
- Location
- Worcestershire
first cuts a go, dogs confused as its not got a cab
Did it forget to turn around and go back up the field ,it just seemed to come and meet you on the head land maybe for a crack
Steevo
Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
Just because
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Finding a few more teggs for market in morning can hear the grass growing
grainboy
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- Location
- Bedfordshire
