Weaving with gutlers video
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I suggested to you a decade ago get one of these from Guttler or any other company and you went and sold it why I know not
http://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/weaving-with-gutlers-video.20903/#post-382346
http://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/weaving-with-gutlers-video.20903/#post-382346
warksfarmer
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Sold what?
You wrote you sold a tined or chain soil worker. You got one correct then flogged it correct if there are factual inaccuracies it's just down to internet speak.
warksfarmer
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Yes we sold a chain but I had no idea what you were talking about as the link you listed was to this thread.
And I posted this about the fact you can put guttlers on a weaving. How you ended up on a chain ...... No idea.
Please do try to keep up even the others at back of classroom can use you tube whereby weaving make a darn good cultivator. And you bought a version.
warksfarmer
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Please do try to keep up even the others at back of classroom can use you tube whereby weaving make a darn good cultivator. And you bought a version.
Think you need to keep up. Original post by me was titled Weaving with Gutlers video'. In the video it shows a drill and all I was doing is pointing out you can fit gutters to a weaving drill as Guttlers are discussed a lot on here re the JD No Till Drills.
Why do I need to use you tube to look at another weaving product when I was posting about the drill.
Try to stay on thread ............
The great thing about this forum is the right to stray off thread.
average farmer
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Looking at the you tube clip the guttlers only look to press down from one side of the slot but on other vids i've seen of the big disc they have two press wheels on the back pressing from both side, just something to be considered
benferg
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Elmsted, maybe it's a language thing but the way you come across in this thread is not great. Want to use other words but won't.
benferg
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is the guttler used to set coulter depth?
looks nice soil, see it has had a crust on it though like it has been worked & then left for a while?
looks nice soil, see it has had a crust on it though like it has been worked & then left for a while?
Well when I visited JD in New Zealand he understood me and he and I went round/accross the canterbury plains.
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benferg
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Like most times it's not the message it's how it's delivered.
just saying it doesn't come across nicely.
just saying it doesn't come across nicely.
warksfarmer
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Shouldn't worry he's talked in rhymes for years. I blocked his posts for a while then unblocked to see if it had changed and get this ........
So glad to read you have unblocked my posts. Unfortunately it appears your understanding of those who might challenge your stated position are not acceptable. For goodness sake you and clive received with glee agronomic information from myself. Clive was and is at least reciprocal for same. You I note never uttered a word. Except to confirm plant population and random planting. To me being vilified by you is like water off a ducks back.
SilliamWhale
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warksfarmer
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Why have you blocked mine then?
Wouldn't block you william - to similar thoughts on growing crops