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Discs coulters John - I thought you were looking at tines - have heard good reports about the Weaving drills you were looking at especially when you compare price tags

Glad to see that demo then - will I come over with the 3600 and MF 30 :D

This year showed that tines wouldn't have worked.........still need some kind of cultivation and discs to get through trash. Most Vaderstad drills were parked up a lot of the time and Prontos never moved........

John, whats that ugly red thing doing on your land?? 

Marky's not in any pics  ??? ;D

even better massey   

Shhhh! It was chipped 

Looks like a sound little tractor, Marky, well done  Good to have the history and the unique badging. 

My neighbour had one when we had the 550 - both tough as old boots, but then this one will never have a hard day ever again  ;D

Which half does Mrs F have...........? 

It can't be wet John, the sun is shining! That's what we were told during the summer. Nice pics all the same, how much have/had you to do?

Only 19 acres left to do - at the moment. 

real nice tractor john! would take me about a year to work the controls but how did she handle the wet ground today?

Went well in spite of having wide-ish tyres on, but the really wet bits, nothing would make a decent job. 

Raw looking country.What will you do too it next John?.

Leave until end of Feb, early March to get a frost mould (and dry out hopefully  ) and then Spring Barley

I looked at that too - it's plus 48 Euro p&p

Would like to see one in the flesh. 

NH is at top of field with my drill....

Works well, but big money. Will keep the front p. harrow as well though, so plenty ballast there. 

John, what is gone wrong - on here at 11am :D

Slightly wet there eh, ploughing rather deep too :D

I think you need to get the 35 out there :D

SQC Inspection today (Yawn) paperwork and wasted day 

Ploughing at 9" set depth, but coming out about 11" after plough wheel sinks 

Bloomin' wet, Bill!

Some from this week ploughing for a neighbour. Wet. 

Sorting things out and found these of a drill I had a demo of a few weeks ago. good drill with a decent sized hopper....downside is the power harrow is more or less part of it so has to be bought too. It was quite sticky that day but still made a reasonable job. 

I do like those - the 3050 has the 'length' of the original spot on.

It's going to take a while, but should end up as Bounty. 

Looks better already just with the paint. Look forward to your super detailing. 

Here's a SCALEdown I didn't know existed, don't think Nigel still makes it unfortunately.    I bought it at an auction I visited and just made it up. 

Very clever Ol 

Plenty weight about 'em. 

I know it's not a tractor - but doing a bit of this in between other things. 

His Noseship is gonna hate that. 

In the T6080, I did 10 acres yesterday on sort of level ground and the tractor is brown with water mud splashing everywhere. Clay ground on a hill = day off 

Went ploughing but couldn't get up the hill it's so wet - so on here now.

Looks like a tidy job, definitely for a first attempt 

That 4610 looks really well too.

Unless you have lots of industrial customers I can't see this being a winner - can you encourage your farmer customers to bring the plastic to you by you offering them a cheaper rate

I haul my plastic 15 miles once a year - no charge for clean white plastic (fert bags etc) and charges £80/tonne for dirty and coloured plastic (Nitram bags/silage wrap)  Think I only had 600kg in total last year, but it filled the grain trailer. 

No big deal at the moment although soon I made need a licence to move it 

Now that is a cool method from Ruben! I've got a roll of sisal baler twine somewhere.

I can envisage some disasters if the drill is too powerful though. 

Very nice job Jason, going to look superb when finished. You'll probably get enough stone out of the doorway to build another garden wall. 

Just got back from Cumbria too. Very good show and great to meet some new forum members. Didn't spend too much.....

Both my T6080 and Renault 616 show about 41 - 42 k on the level and both have radar speed sensor. The Renault has actually slowed down as the tyres are down to about 30% 

Afraid I won't make it but here's to a successful day to all who go    Have fun.

Thinking it may be dry enough to do some ploughing - wrong.