James Earwaker

Yes your right Gav, got a few working these parts still, got a 4 furrow with minimat which puts in all the turnips to support a big sheep flock they have a couple of the bigger 6 furrow versions as you said, mainly now used for putting cover crops in, still great to see tho

is it how you took the picture Gav or you off your marker line a bit?

thats some big headland you have left there Gav!!! (picture above loader shovel on page 72) anybody would think you had a big 7 furrow semi mounted plough i can normaly swing her round and do about 3-4 passes with a marking, although if i can be arsed she gets swung around and only do 2 plough widths on headlands like that, nice vid tho btw, bit like mine isnt it \

Just for you then 9 row monster with a Fastrac 8250

A Holmer Terra Dos 6 row harvester http://pics-by-james.photos.me.uk/c1400039.html http://pics-by-james.photos.me.uk/c1595020.html And the big 9 row monster, although these 2 links are of a diffrent machine as the 1 in the link in my previous post is a new machine http://pics-by-james.photos.me.uk/c1091272.html http://pics-by-james.photos.me.uk/c1396397.html Not sure i follow about the Matrot and Ford

Some gets drilled just with the trio but on the heavier land a pass with this outfit and roll afterwards to break up even more clods, lighter land will drill with the hopper on the sumo, and even some is autocast with the hoppers place on the back of the header on the combine (All being oil seed rape of course)

Loads grown round this area due to newark factory (Nottinghamshire) still open Heres a 9 row monster i photo'd a few weeks back http://pics-by-james.photos.me.uk/c1598458.html Plus the video of it in action

1 for you Light Land, comprised of a Sumo Trio and Simba XPress, there was a 6930 and rolls following on behind just packing it down even more as it was fairly heavy land they were working on Cheers James

Hi Jez, im not too sure on that 1, looks to be on the same plates, this was a demo unit photo'd 17th August, it was stopped due to wet weather but was chaseing a 35ft head lexion 600TT. Cheers

Harvest is still behind due to typical english weather, so even lots more photos to be taken, to get upto date on harvest progress so far, check out www.pics-by-james.photos.me.uk To see combines/cultivators in action, check out www.youtube.com/jamessphotos Some pics as a taster: 35FT head on a 600TT Lexion in wheat 2 big lexions in wheat with 3 balers chaseing 9530T on cultivation train

You have only been there 5mins and already your racking up a big "new kit list" first a plough and press, now a baler and if your lucky a tractor, dont no how you manage it \

Nice to see its not the only 1 with a puddle of oil under it when you park it up

Looks like he could do with a bit of wind in those back wheels \

Dont no why im talking about harvest Still got bloddy haymaking to do yet!!! Flipping weather, havnt had 1 day without any rain for the past week and a half \

Going to spray off some osr on monday with weather permitting \ Might get the odd field or 2 of winter barley ready before we cut any rape but all depends on weather, thats east midlands