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It was reforming them due to the wet weather causing them to collapse a bit, it also helps to break some of the clods up. Our usual method on heavier land is: Terra-disc Subsoil/disc Bedform Cultivate/re-form beds Rotor-ridge De-stone Plant On light land we don't tend to cultivat/reform or rotor ridge, the latter is a very expensive past time, costing ?250 per set of tines, they last about 20-30 acres, you then have about 250l of diesel a day plus my labour costs. You're lucky if you can get 8 acres a day done with it as its such a slow process

I will do Sean, what makes it worse is that she lived in the annex on the end of my Girlfriends house so it's right on her doorstep as well

My Girlfriends Nan was hit by a car on the road outside her house yesterday, despite everyones best efforts she died later in hospital :'(

A few of the views from the top of the field, when you look around there are more than a dozen fields of OSR in the area now flowering, lots about his year For Marky's benefit, did your borrowed MXM have this type of spool fitted or was it levers?

Heres a few from today. A local contractors JD8210 with a front mounted cultivator and bed former breaking down and rebuilding beds

Did they hold in ok Sean? When I put mine up I had to go and get some slightly longer 15mm ones as the original 10mm nails were popping out.....I also held them with long nose pliers to stop fingure injuries occuring :D errrrrm its a Massey, what do you expect :D

I'd not had any funny texts for a long while so thought it was only fair to share them ;D ;D

At several points while going across the field at speeds under 3kph, plenty of time for texting

MXM and the Grimme rotor-ridger as usual Adam

Give me a few days ;D Does look a very nice model though

A few close calls Adam but I managed to claw myself out each time

Only two of us in today as its still a bit wet underfoot so got a few pics of the Claas 816 and Grimme CS de-stoner that the other chap was using

Aaaaah shed draggers, you gotta love them........NOT :D

Same here, absolutely pi....erm I mean persisting with rain

Oh dear and I sent you that link to a Kverneland match plough near to you as well last night :D

Happy Birthday Barry, have a good one I would say don't eat all the cake at once but we know there's no point :D

Welcome to the forum, good to see another collector of blue tractors on here If you have any questions or problems on here at any time please feel free to ask myself or another one of the Admin Team and we'll do our very best to help you with it

Whats going to be on the back of a group of Young Farmers T-Shirts at Blackpool..... "Spilsby young farmers, working hard so chavs don't have to" Place your bets now on how many escape Blackpool (A.K.A chav central) alive :D

100% sure as its in August, anyway in her case it would be more likely that she forgot mine

Yeah I have Mandy but she doesn't give me an answer

Thats the whole problem mate, we've been together for 3 months or so now and not once has she said how she feels about me \

No Tris more like total failure and inability to talk about her feelings, I have no idea whats going on or where we stand, not even seen her for three weeks due to work and she doesn't seem particularly bothered :'(

The current Mrs 836..........could be a change on the cards very soon if she isn't careful \

I had a 1996 90 County Hard Top, Was a lovely truck to drive, I only got rid of it due to the fact I couldn't take another repair bill on it as it was plagued with engine problems, unusual for a 300tdi but caused by the previous owner

I went under that bridge when I had the defender, gave my CB twig one hell of a ringing :D They import the Holmer Beet Harvesters and a carrier type vehicle called the Terra Variant shown below