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Gav836

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  1. at least i wasn't the only one then  :D my bosses thought i was mad sticking insulation tape on all the tractor windscreens ! blue for 12m m ,red for 24m

    No, 3 out of the 4 of us where i used to work had it on the windows, we also had some on the middle of the bonnet for centre line marking on the Fiat F140 when drilling, just saves time :)

  2. Sounds about right :)

    With difficulty ::):PYou have to pace them out and mark them by hand I guess....

    Or you can do it using our method for spraying beans for the first time. We tied chains onto the end of the booms so they drag along the ground, if you get it right when you turn on the end they stay in the same place so you know your distance is right then you just pick up a line in the work. We also used sticky tape on the windows, one bit as a mark for 12m and one for 24m, you just line this up with you previous set of wheel marks, works every time :);)

  3. Won't the seed rot??  ::)

    There's a saying about here about drilling wheat - 'Into slop, sure of a crop'. Wheat isn't as fussy as barley and will, most of the time, germinate in very wet ground.We actually had a 4 ton an acre crop off a field we drilled when it was wet and snotty under foot :o:)

  4. I would hazard a guess, more likely that than anything else.

    It too could be a Rabe, they aren't very common but a solid mouldboard option is available as there are one or two here like it. The leg profile does look like Rabe design but i could be wrong :-\

  5. Had a bit of a search and it seems TBG stands for Tompsett Burgess Growers, which has confused me rather as this would be the same sort of company as Wrentham Veg? ??? ??? ???

    I was going to say that, i would guess that like a lot of smaller companies they rely on the bigger ones to provide the machines to do the job required as i know TBG are a large concern with one of my mates having done contract work for them in the past. Have you seen their trailed parsnip harvester yet :o :o ???

  6. Some grip with the wheel weights on!!!

    Yeah, what you can't see on the pictures though is the big one on the inside of the rear wheel centres as well.

    Look at that TW......Lovely pics mate...... :)

    Would love a shot in a TW some day...... :);)

    Believe me Martin, they may look and sound good but they are as clumsy and cumbersome as hell to drive :-\

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