- Location
- Co antrim
Welllll whys there not entertaining pictures on here
Wreckers!!
- Thread starter Kevtherev
- Start date
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Bet that tractor that ran away is a auto command. They aren't safe on jobs like that.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Did the "legend" Jimmy dock from grassmen not roll a artic in the UK?
Might have been on this thread.
Might have been on this thread.
- Location
- The North
Elderly parent set off down the road with the bed chain on the muckspreader engaged once.
Wasn't much left in the spreader by the time he reached the field.
pay pea nuts get monkeys,
who the f**k would do that and not notice...
ColinV6
Member
Is it due to the conditions? I’m assuming it locked up initially and after that it was a case of try and keep it straight and hold on.
Lucky there was a bit of space at the bottom.
- Location
- DD9.
Was that the rough lad who had a NH t7 with no exhaust in one of the vids?
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Yeah, mines run off twice. Just wet greasy grass and steep field. Luckily I was fert spreading. If I had a trailed implement it would probably have rolled over. That guy above did well to keep it straight and get down the hill.
The wheels just all seem to lock up. When you try to reduce speed and it goes into a slide like a big sledge. Maybe its just cause I'm a rubbish driver.
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Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Yeah. That was him. To be fair to the guy I don't think he thought he was a legend. Was just the way it was edited.
I'll take that back. He does sound like a bit of a tit. Where's 10 years gone!
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Mouser
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- Location
- near Belfast
Let's just say I dont think they sent their best drivers away for 6 weeks!
Lakesdigger
Member
Big wide tyres are great for staying on the top and not leaving a mark on ground but if it's wet and greasy you want narrow to dig in and get traction. All the wide ones do in the right conditions is create a layer of snot under them and away you go big sledge.Yeah, mines run off twice. Just wet greasy grass and steep field. Luckily I was fert spreading. If I had a trailed implement it would probably have rolled over. That guy above did well to keep it straight and get down the hill.
The wheels just all seem to lock up. When you try to reduce speed and it goes into a slide like a big sledge. Maybe its just cause I'm a rubbish driver.
- Location
- Co antrim
Probably sent the red bull drinkin grass men hoodie wearin youth as thier fool enough to want to goLet's just say I dont think they sent their best drivers away for 6 weeks!
gamble and another will ask irish who over carting spuds they know them
wonder how many trailers they had over this time
irish said 60 trailers on the go
- Location
- Co antrim
Think johny gamble has 6 over and a few others. Was told they were cartin somewhere that u only got 1 load per day as was that far away. True or not i dont know but if so thats deffo good green energy
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Over as in tipped over?
Was speaking to local ad guy and they had been trying him for work. Downside was they had to supply accommodation and living expenses. It could have rained for a month and still had to pay them even if sat idle.
Which is fair enough if there making the commitment to come here.
Was speaking to local ad guy and they had been trying him for work. Downside was they had to supply accommodation and living expenses. It could have rained for a month and still had to pay them even if sat idle.
Which is fair enough if there making the commitment to come here.
- Location
- Co antrim
No i mean over on the mainland, sorry for not bein clear
if you want to come over
do you fancy carting beet
be better for you than the maize circus
or spud man after an extra trailer / forklift man
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Dman2
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- Location
- Durham, UK
That wasn`t a land mine, it was @Adeptandy trying to get rid of his old Massey Combine