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no rich it's not , but if bussiness is down , then it may just be more economic to close it & cover from the others , thing is mate , when BOCM bought their 50% share in COUNTRYWIDE they effectively joined the companys at the hip , many countrywide mills closed & the trucks were run from bocm mills & many areas suddenly had twice as many feed reps, so the ones that left offered their services to MVF thats why we are doing so much more over the bridge . BOCM may well close the mill , but there is also WFP across the road & have heard that WYNSTAY are also looking to expand in that area
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kuhn is a great plough, but the amount of metal they have make them v heavy, having said that the one i used to use was a high clearance version but the valmet 8100 wouldn't lift a 5 furrow so was bought as a 4 version
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got to go rabe mate , although with those tyres on i'm surprised yer going anywhere gav , as for yer mate ,he's a bit of a sweetie isn't he good job you didn't get a terrier , few years back , mate got a TM 175, was great till 2 days in the dog chewed the armrest gearleaver to peices :D
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we got 6 bulk wagons at bridgwater rich, & 4 at calne , but very rarely all together in wales at the same time , although , one day last month we had 19 loads go from the two mills over the bridge , , just lately MVF have been aproached by a few welsh bulk blower owner drivers so they're very handy to have about , mansell davies also sub contracts for us , the rumour is that BOCM are looking to either close down or sell their mill at camarthen, as they've lost a fair bit of work , & can cover from avonmouth & tenby , so MVF may well look at that if it comes up
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no sean what she actuallu said was , " i supose we'll have to move as seans very strange & we'll have to have room for his bl00dy toy tractors & they'll have to be outside somewhere next to the house"
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funnily enough graham , if anything we're getting busier but much of that is due to feed prices , luckily MVF over bought straights at early last year prices & are still providing feed nearly £30per ton cheaper than BOCM it cant last though as , wheat feed soya is going up still , lose farms ? big farms are getting bigger as the smaller ones are struggling , surprising how many are hanging in there against the odds mate
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ash tree farm, tms farm work in progress
MJB1 replied to Tractorman810's topic in Model Farms & Layouts
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sorted now rich , glad that someone noticed very probably numptyable yes late night raid ? well an idea of how it's going mark , the 699 was on slurry duties , & up till if got really frosty it was washed daily as said above she's an eather breather , som although very smart she's an addict
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99% dairy farms graham , very rarely do i go to just sheep or pig units, think the pig rearers have their specific supplyers such as BOCM, mole valley are more ruminant orientated , although with the MVF & SCATS country stores chicken feed & horse suppiles are available milled from our own mills . As for back loads ,very rare indeed , unless of course we are in the area to collect . problem with a back load of grain is that if you get into the mill & the load is rejected we have a lorry tied up till it's all sorted . have a look at the MVF site , more to do with the retail side really but there is a site map & other stuff there www.molevalleyfarmers.com
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um no not lately mate cant really think of anything i need thats affordable :D would like to spend loads on it but need funds from massive hq err where's markys number just great to have something to have a play about on
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ash tree farm, tms farm work in progress
MJB1 replied to Tractorman810's topic in Model Farms & Layouts
whats a center mount ? all looking good mate -
thats ok mate get it done , get it out of yer system
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hmmm i can see you with a tidy little ford 4000 mate , & unlike yer 5000's they're still at a reasonable price thanks mark when i have some money mate , so yes summer would be a good start, summer 2015 sounds good to me :D
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I'm sure you are afraid Pete , I'd be pretty frightened myself :D the 82 I'm told is an OK drive but fitted with very temperamental electro hydraulics fords first foray into the "new age" so to speak
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last few now farmers new grey fergie yard tractor being rebuilt with parts from a doner tractor the doner being his old grey fergie yard tractor , seen here being transported to his garden for the kids to play on
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next up from a farm neay lampeter wales , a firm fergie fan 4370 & 4cyl 35 with no starting problems !
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wow thats great , the last time i used one was 1986/87 for those who need to get it right , the pic was of a riddler not a grader next up a tidy 7810 & a big booted 8210 from a farm near tetbury
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really ? where ? next pic is of one of chappy's trailers
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feed hopper is in the storage transport position so it doe look a bit odd stood up like that
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JAN 4 UPDATE . cant remember the last time i saw one of these let alone work at one , ohh me legs & back ache just looking at it \
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got a few rust patches on the rhs wing johny , but nothing that cant be kept at bay for a few more years
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got another few pics of one i found the otherday still being used
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BLIMEY 5 months since i was last here updates ? none really re-spray on hold at the moment as cash was needed elsewhere have been strting it regularly over the period of time though & have been giving her a good blast up the road whenever time allows . all oil, & antifreeze is done for the cold wether & apart from the odd load of logs to be transported about from store to log shed , the only other thing ive done with her is help mads neice's move water barrels & buckets about as the water supply up at the stables is frozen up !
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MASSEY FERGUSON 630 PRECISION CHOP
MJB1 replied to B O R's topic in Latest Implement Conversions & Scratch Builds
i don't think i'm the only one who's used one , the 630 would have a good working appitite but unfortunately anything bigger than 120HP on the 610 was pushing your luck . depending on crop desity of course . the one i used was on a valmet 8100 & could just about keep 3 titan trailers moving quite comfortablyon first cut about a mile from the farm. very easy machine to work on & daily greasing & checks took less than half the time of that of a jag75 -
awfull absolutely awfull, from where i'm sitting the colours all wrong , too blue it should be red , i think the wheels & cab could do with a bit more silver, & you dont spell massey ferguson like you have on that decal ! however if it really was a NH you were recreating , it looks a top model , very worth the time spent on it, well done simon , good topic to follow with a great result to finish with