Tommy Gough

can the header be customized to fit different combines??

the contractor that does ours uses a NH TM140 with loader mounted grays buckrake. contractor who uncle works for has 2 silage gangs. one uses a NH T7030 with fornt mounted buckrake. this also has supersteer to turn the buckrake which the driver says is an excellant feature. the other crew make use of a JCB 434

This isnt something i saw but it was a story i heard. Wiltshire council have just bought 2 new tractor and hedgecutters so that they can cut all of the verges and hedges that they have to do without waiting for the person they use to get there. They were shipped and ready for work on a sunnier day when someone discovered that the contracor they use still has two years left on the contract that they agreed to. This story just made me laugh when i heard it and also made me realise that that is why the country is in such a state. we just make a decision, stick too it and dont look at the consequences.

just woundering is one of the new holland t9 tractors a big farm model? i just though it strang that they release two similar tractors

Went for a look around lackham collage adn learn about the different courses they do

Been cleaning out calf pens today. it was quite hard work as i had to do it the old fashioned way with a wheelbarrow and prong.

they were taking it from the charlcutt area back to Melksham for Tim Farthing

After a bit of chasing i saw: John Deere 6920s and 6430 New Holland 7050 All had grain trailers and were supporting a Claas Lexion 5?0 terra trac with 8 row maize header, hrvesting maize for crimping

Was that person Russell Candy as i know that he has a trailer for his maize header

Oh My God. i just saw that on wreckers yard and thought whoops. now i found out whos trailer it was. what are the chances

meant to post yesterday but oh well seeing the upcoming britains case and international tractors and getting my hands on their new Massey

can anyone tell me who made the buckrakes featured on the claas tractors as my uncle keeps pestering me about them after he saw them

well, after having a good look around i bought: Britaisn massey 7480 fuel tank ring feeder pack of pallets pack of round silage bales pallet load of cow food the last three were from Mandy and i must recommend

http://www.brushwoodtoys.co.uk/whatsnew.asp

muckspreading today with the 7610 and marshall spreader. now going to have a well earned rest after a day of slurry tanking yesterday. its goodto see more hours going on theclock though i suppose

Pressure washing the milking parlour ready for inspection in 10 days. Another day tomorrow and my work will be done. then its just up to dad to was down properly \

yes he has a 7030. the other two are another 7030 and a 6080. i have a feeling that the trailer that was tipped over might have been Mr bells son but im not too sure. it sounds right though if they were all laughing at him

just a quick question. does anyone know of any good products that could be used to make starch marks on silage trailers after a long period of maize haulage. i will post a small picture somewhen of what i mean

he does quite a lot of baling in the summer(normally over 20,000 bales) but he will take any job that comes (as long has he doesnt have to drive a mf)

yeah, its bell. He is the man who runs all the masseys. used to be all nh but only 3 left now.

my uncle, woh works for a bigish contractor in tetbury, has been on since the start of september but been rained off a lot recently.(judging by the forecast he will be again tomorrow)

not really being harvested but found this pic on wreckers yard. on the way to cut some??

i think the answer is not much as this is the first good tractor for quite some time, by my calculations

thunder and lightning in chippenham. home from school just in time. now got to comfort the dog. (and stop her eating my shoes in panic)