Tommy Gough

Some pictures of the view from on top of the loaded trailer

Now a few from the field where we were loading straw TL90 loader The rest of the bales

Got a few farming/countryside pictures that I thought i'd share on here but didnt want to put them in the Forest Farm topic. First we have some of a Case Quadtrac that was parked up where we have been hauling our straw from.

As requesed, pictures of the trailer in use: Round bales Squares

Straw hauling-4 loads back home

Universal Hobbies limited edition black 7499 Dyna vt

Managed to get some pictures uploaded today so thought I'd update this. First a picture of the back, as requested by Mark & Tris And the spring for the drawbar to reduce confusion If anyone wants anymore pictures I will try to get some. Nono of it loaded up yet due to the weather.

May also be a bit clearer in this picture

Your right about the spring Tris. It was going to be like their silage trailers with a sring each side of the drawbar but for some reason it didnt. Photos of the back should be no trouble but might be a while uploading. Will also get some other pictures when it gets put to work.

Another purchase by the farm, this shiney new trailer

Another small update. Webcox have made 3 new bale trailers this summer. One is a 30 foot trailer that will be avalibe for hire, one was a 28 foot trailer made for a local farmer and the final was another 28 foot model that was completed yesterday for W. Gough Farms LTD and it is this model I have some pictures of. Front View Side view And the rope/strap box

No conventional straw bales for me to unload this year.

IAE might also be useful http://www.iae.co.uk/agricultural/cattlefeed/default.htm Link to their feed barrier ranges

Earlyish start today ready to head off down to the royal welsh show in a few minutes.

Going off topic a bit but was that featured in classic tractor once showing the perils of buying without seeing first?

First heard this on Friday on Radio 1 so I decied to watch the whole video

David, the front mounted attachment on the little grey fergie is a game flusher, designed to drive rabbits and pheasants and such alike away from the mower. As for the rest of the topic:great pictures as always and well done for good coverage of the event.

From the Headington & Stockly steam rally: Case 1056xl International 956xl Ford 7600

Went to B&Q to get some stone effect spray paint for my new dispaly and got it home just before the can exploded. Just rested it on a wall quickly as i got something out of one of the tractors and as i walk away i here a bang. I look round and see the paint spraying out of the can in all directions. On the plus side some of the wall now has a different colour.

2 hour statistics exam this morning, 50 minute german exam in the afternoon and then back home to help dig out and prepare our old tedder before hooking on the mower to hopefully cut about 15 acres for hay tomorrow.

Finished exams & school today, just in time to start some haymaking in the lovely sun.

I think i read somewhere that it was done first to celebrate the royal wedding but it is now a factory fitted option for all T6000 or T7 short wheelbase tractors. Having a look around the web now to see if there is any more info about it.

Now thats a good idea

Also, judging by the pictures the maize header is detachable so it probably wont be too hard to make or convert a grass header to fit it (I hope)

Spinach or something similar?