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Great pics, and nice combination. Nice to see a bit of Glastonbury there too!

10p Surely 20 years of finally saying goodbye to Mr Tinkle is worth more than that! You make me mad, so much, I might save some tinkle for your letterbox

I did I did :D I can see the funny side of it today though!

I meant after my day in the rain and cleaning out dirty water pits :

Thanks, yes far too wet for silage. Getting as much FYM done as possible at the moment on 1st cut ground.

Welcome to Tris's Question Time, Tonight You Get A Chance To Win A Brand New Car If You Can Get The Following Answers Cor-recttttt! 1 - I'm fairly sure it was 2300gl/Acre 2 - It's dairy cow poo. 3 - I havn't had a chance to yet, but i'm sure my turn will come! 4 - This can be used in stubble as far as im aware, It cuts little grooves and the slurry drops in off a dribble bar. I might be wrong though. 5 - Fish fingers, chips & Spgahetti.

The 3 new Fendt 718's arrived today. £17 each. Good price I though

Cheers Wee Nash, one more just to show you what it was like in-between showers, before we eventually got rained-off.

Only had my phone on me yesterday, should have camera on the case tomorrow, but here's me and another lad ferry tanking with JD 6530's & Abbey 2000R Tankers.To our Joskin Komfort 2 with injector pulled by our JD 7530.

Why did u swop the 300 for the 270?

Finally being in bed, all dry and warm!

Looking good Mart-E ,(as usual ) Can't wait for wrapping and bailing pictures!

Rain

Today I injured my knee, was levering on a coupling to connect two 6" slurry pipes together for a dirty water pit and the buckrake tine I was using slipped and hit me in the side of the knee, took meto the ground and all :'( After that i've been ferry tanking for the Joskin with the Abbey, pics to come.

Empyting 2 dippers and an efluent pit at the worse, untidy, shitehole of a farm ever. The spalsh plate even got blocked by a empty tub of I can't believe it not butter! I was going to take it back to him, and say, "I can't believe this is a farm" 1 Angry Luke

We have a Deutz and to be fair its not liked, had quite a few problems with it already and it hasnt even seen 400 hours, boss wouldnt touch them as far as updating the fleet goes. If we were to expand we would choose Fendt purely because we've been happy with them in the past, the reason we have JD's is because of the minimal amount of breakdowns, the brilliant dealer backup we recieve, (no childish jokes about, you need it haha ) And basically the dealer loaction is right on the doorstep. There's no point buying in tractors where the dealers arn't much cop, dont like to come out at silly times in the morning etc etc. On a brighter note we have a brand new New Holland which has replaced the TSA115, i only got a quick look but I think it was a T6030. That's the other option too, New Holland. But seeming all the JD's are chipped, the fuel economy is slightly better than the 6020 series, and suprisingly we find the Deutz & NH to drink far more than any of the Deere's.

Axle is spot on now, looks so much better, very nice model. Love the opening back window aswell, nice touch.

Love the effort thats gone in to the TLS! Very nice model there Ziko!

3 Krampe Kippers - Well 1's still en route. No it's not a squashed fish, it's the 3 axled trailers Going to make my own silage trailers to match a local contractors outfit, which he also built himself!

Ah i'm with you mate, I thought you meant you didnt know why the beacons were on Cheers Cerin, you can never..ever, have enough silage photos Where abouts are you heading to, which part?

Use the same sort of scissor action as the britains buckrake, or i'll get some pictures of our one at work for you to look at if you like?

Looks good Cerin Will the push off mechanism be fitted?

Awaiting the arrival of the new Fendts then i'll post away

Was suprised to wake up today with no hanover So it's caught me off guard, i'm not sure what to do for the rest of today

Well alot of them have gone back in boxes now for storage, im just left with the JD's, the Fendts & a couple of Valtra's to make it a bit more realistic Thanks Smallclaas