- Location
- Near Colchester
Tidying up the rows for the last of the small bales thank goodness.
Today at work
- Thread starter Penmoel
- Start date
- Location
- Sticky out bit by liverpool
How do you get on with them I was told they can be the thing of the devil
Came back from holiday yesterday, the man couldn't wait and had started Friday, I finished the wheat this evening and into the beans tomorrow after I've found what the ticking noise that appeared just on the last run after I picked up a bloody great stone.
He'd already bent half a dozen straw elevator slats after blocking the drum with a big stone on Saturday. The worst thing he did was snap the effin gear lever off, and it's not a hydrostatic, and left me a length of pipe that just about fits on the stub. I found it easier to just grab what's left as anything else keeps knocking the ignition switch off.
Even though the moisture got down to 12.1% it still wasn't fit, just couldn't get a good sample, yes it'll do but it wasn't the best I've done.
He'd already bent half a dozen straw elevator slats after blocking the drum with a big stone on Saturday. The worst thing he did was snap the effin gear lever off, and it's not a hydrostatic, and left me a length of pipe that just about fits on the stub. I found it easier to just grab what's left as anything else keeps knocking the ignition switch off.
Even though the moisture got down to 12.1% it still wasn't fit, just couldn't get a good sample, yes it'll do but it wasn't the best I've done.
- Location
- NE Derbyshire
Well, I certainly was itching like crazy after!
- Location
- Hereford
Last of the wheat / barley being milled
sticky
Member
- Location
- Near Stratford upon Avon
It's going to be a long time until next April.
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Is it dry enough ?
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
rob h
Member
- Location
- east yorkshire
Both combines working on different farms .
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Laverder under the panels????what model Masseys are they ?
Never seen them here
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
That’s for a good reason!what model Masseys are they ?
Never seen them here
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
- Location
- NSW, Newstralya
Well, I got the spicy cough a couple of weeks ago
knocked me bloody hard the first week, all I wanted to do was sleep, but I was coughing all the time & was constantly short of breath.
Couldn’t think straight, still can’t. Was on the phone to someone in the first week & said “sorry, I can’t think of the words I need or know how to say what I want to say” . . .
Over it now, but think I’m up for “long covid”. Still short of breath, easily tired, no stamina & still got “brain fog”
Was driving today & had trouble tearing open the plastic wrap around a 6 pack. Thought I’d be clever ( cos I forgot to put my Leatherman knife on my belt this morning ) & use a cigarette lighter to open it. While driving. I used the lighter to melt the wrap, but it caught fire & filled the cab with burning plastic smoke
While driving at 100km / hr on a gravel road
knocked me bloody hard the first week, all I wanted to do was sleep, but I was coughing all the time & was constantly short of breath.
Couldn’t think straight, still can’t. Was on the phone to someone in the first week & said “sorry, I can’t think of the words I need or know how to say what I want to say” . . .
Over it now, but think I’m up for “long covid”. Still short of breath, easily tired, no stamina & still got “brain fog”
Was driving today & had trouble tearing open the plastic wrap around a 6 pack. Thought I’d be clever ( cos I forgot to put my Leatherman knife on my belt this morning ) & use a cigarette lighter to open it. While driving. I used the lighter to melt the wrap, but it caught fire & filled the cab with burning plastic smoke
While driving at 100km / hr on a gravel road
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Yard improvement part 2. Fencing going up.
- Location
- North Norfolk
Droughted maize drilled into "sprayed off" lucerne. The lucerne regrowth was going to clog up the forager maize header, so we are mowing the lot and going to try to pick it up with the JF forager. There are some half decent milky cobs in the maize.
The rest of the lucerne is now over 50% flowered, so cut and put 3 into 1 when still green to avoid leaf shatter, and hope for rain and a good 4th cut.
When everything else is brown and dying, the lucerne is the one bright (green) spot.
The rest of the lucerne is now over 50% flowered, so cut and put 3 into 1 when still green to avoid leaf shatter, and hope for rain and a good 4th cut.
When everything else is brown and dying, the lucerne is the one bright (green) spot.