Steevo
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Not yet, at present sold back to main contractor, they are using it for storage, then buy back when they have finished,
Did @Hfd Cattle provide consultancy services for that...?!
Not yet, at present sold back to main contractor, they are using it for storage, then buy back when they have finished,
Admittedly it's over 20 years ago since this happened to me, but I actually lost a wheel and didn't even realise I had lost it. It was on a plant trailer I was carting my grey Fergie to a show on at the time. I only spotted it had gone when I had pulled in to a layby as I had got lost just off the M6. No idea how far I had been in to the journey when it parted company with the trailerWell getting to be 5 hours since a wheel bearing collapsed on the Ifor flatbed miles from home. No bearings to be had in a 20 mile radius, not for want of trying via any Google suggestion. Have had to revert to waiting for the man to come from home 2 and half hours away where all the bearing places have trucks of them in stock.
Been in one of the world's smallest MacDonalds carpark for the past 3 hours waiting as it was better than sitting on the side of a busy main road View attachment 1003158
Moved a few tons of limex this last month.
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Spread some on a frost a few weeks ago. View attachment 1003346
Contractor back on spreading again today View attachment 1003347
It's only taken five years before christening the new shedView attachment 1003348
Contractors dug a few holesView attachment 1003349
New sliding gate arrivedView attachment 1003350
Finally got round to yard improvement. View attachment 1003351
Usually its a quieter time of year but this autumn hasn’t stopped and I’ve got behind on posting.
Must admit to a little bit of paranoia on the trip back, couple of lay-by stops to check heat in the hubs. Nothing untoward so pushed on, it was trying to check that all the wheels were still on at every roundabout in the streetlights. Having led front marker lights can have their disadvantages as they're pretty damned bright in your mirrors!Admittedly it's over 20 years ago since this happened to me, but I actually lost a wheel and didn't even realise I had lost it. It was on a plant trailer I was carting my grey Fergie to a show on at the time. I only spotted it had gone when I had pulled in to a layby as I had got lost just off the M6. No idea how far I had been in to the journey when it parted company with the trailer
Who made the sliding gate, looks goodI’d be a millionaire and quit farming by now if I was that productive in a day. Contractors certainly speed things up compared to a one man band. Sadly the reality is somewhat different At least I can say I haven’t been an idle git I could use a few of your batteries if you’ve any spare.
That look proper hayNew pivot did well for its first cut 1.28 tonnes/ ac View attachment 1003390View attachment 1003391View attachment 1003392
It's good. But not prime. It was more than 50% bloom. Which was the recommendation for a new stand first cut.And had a few board leaf weeds.That look proper hay
Got milder since mindFresian?
Looks like day 1 of puppy training has arrived:
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Consistent ??