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[Nukemall]

Farmers leaving roads in appalling condition | Caterham and Lotus Seven Club

Whilst driving back from Cadwell I encountered a road absolutely covered in mud and debris.How are farmers allowed to get away with this ? I straddled what I assumed was a clump of mud, wrong it was a rock which hit the sump. Luckily for me this area is dolomite, or something similar. I have got...

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[Robt]

This is worse.....

 

[yellowbelly]

Farmers leaving roads in appalling condition | Caterham and Lotus Seven Club

Whilst driving back from Cadwell I encountered a road absolutely covered in mud and debris.How are farmers allowed to get away with this ? I straddled what I assumed was a clump of mud, wrong it was a rock which hit the sump. Luckily for me this area is dolomite, or something similar. I have got...

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Not guilty M'lud.
Last time I saw any Dolomite on the roads round here it was one of these.....

...good job matey boy didn't try to run over one of them with his Lotus

 

[ollie989898]

Lucky there was no MX-5s on the road looking to be filled to the brim.

Leaving slurry on the road to that depth is asking for someone to lose control and die.

 

[Cowabunga]

Hopefully it was an isolated accidental discharge by some dopy driver too busy on his phone to notice at the time and that he/she is the boss and not some boss whose only crime was to employ cretins.

Out with the rotary brush quick and hope it rains heavily before the rozzers get a wind of it. Seems an awful lot of sh!t coming from somewhere in the first picture though.

 

[Nukemall]

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Hope there is no wedding planned in that Church anytime soon.

 

[Tarw Coch]

Was it YOU ?


Think if I’d made a major fek up like that I’d be keeping my head down............it wasn’t me

 

[kiwi pom]

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Looks like someone overfilled the dual spreader, been there, done that, not on the road though officer.

 

[Wolds Beef]

@Nukemall Was it before or after Horncastle? Did you take the Boston or Skegness road or Sleaford? Was it a trackday or a Race?
WB

 

[DrWazzock]

As to the OP, it’s unlikely that a lump of stone big enough to damage a sump would have stuck to tractor tyres for long enough to have been brought out of a field onto a road during farming operations.
A stone that size is just as likely to have fallen off a load of stone, rubble or topsoil being moved by somebody working in the construction industry. It surprises me how much rubble, stone and topsoil is moved for weeks on end over long distances by tractors and dump trailers in this part of the world.

 

[Fendt516profi]

Farmers leaving roads in appalling condition | Caterham and Lotus Seven Club

Whilst driving back from Cadwell I encountered a road absolutely covered in mud and debris.How are farmers allowed to get away with this ? I straddled what I assumed was a clump of mud, wrong it was a rock which hit the sump. Luckily for me this area is dolomite, or something similar. I have got...

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How many farmers lead rocks out on there tyres when they come out of a field

 

[Wolds Beef]

@yellowbelly You will no who had one of those in the area! A well known LR breeder!!
WB

 

[kill]

Lucky there was no MX-5s on the road looking to be filled to the brim.

Leaving slurry on the road to that depth is asking for someone to lose control and die.

There’s a farm next to a road that would look similar to the photo most days of the year. It absolutely mullered the road surface as it was so bad and the council have spent a lot of taxpayers money to relay the road surface damaged because it’s constantly bathed in slurry

 

[Tarw Coch]

As to the OP, it’s unlikely that a lump of stone big enough to damage a sump would have stuck to tractor tyres for long enough to have been brought out of a field onto a road during farming operations.
A stone that size is just as likely to have fallen off a load of stone, rubble or topsoil being moved by somebody working in the construction industry. It surprises me how much rubble, stone and topsoil is moved for weeks on end over long distances by tractors and dump trailers in this part of the world.

Only way I can think of to get a stone of any appreciable size onto the road would be stuck between dual wheels

Unless of course it had fallen off a load, someone could have been picking stones I suppose

 

[Nukemall]

@Nukemall Was it before or after Horncastle? Did you take the Boston or Skegness road or Sleaford? Was it a trackday or a Race?
WB

It wasn't me, but looks like the driver was on his way back from a track day. I don't know exactly where it was.
Don't worry, if you own up to it, I won't dob you in!!

 

[Wolds Beef]

Oh, Another 'it was't me guv, honest!! I bet you were the won the locals said came through the town like a bat out of hell!!
WB

 

[manhill]

Dat's not muck dat's Quorn!

 

[Tarw Coch]

Dat's not muck dat's Quorn!

How do you tell the difference?

 

[Fendt516profi]

How do you tell the difference?

sh!t smells better

 

[Exfarmer]

I have come across far worse when a crawler has gone down the road after coming of a heavy field