Jd6320driver

On 4/24/2024 at 5:33 PM, robbo said:

Many years ago Britains did both the 3600 and 3800 telehandler but you don't see them very often now.

Schuco did the John Deere 7800 but now going for big money if you ever see one, expect to pay around £150

Britians done a 3200 and 3400 fixed frame side boom telehandlers not a 3700/3800 pivot steer

So today was interesting.. didn’t expect this after walking ground 

and to finish off some drilling this evening less than 500m from where I got stuck 

New Holland tx combine project on the bench for a customer 

And then a start made to ploughing and sowing barley this week too 

7840 back on the go after a full gearbox rebuild, and finally getting fertiliser out on all my grassland earlier this week using a section control sower

Silage has kicked off around me locally while some of us are only at the fertiliser stage still due to ground conditions. It’s going to be an interesting year 

12 hours ago, Oakley Farms said:

April Update

Following on from the last update, the wheats have had their 2nd dose of liquid N now, making use of the showery weather last week to get that applied. The end of last week was dry enough to carry on moving soil for spring beans which is a risk later in the season but taking into account the N they fix in the soil and the fact we generally have a good crop of wheat afterwards we are going to persevere. That jobs pretty much there now and hope to start drilling today (Monday) we had Alan in yesterday to drive the 6R215 on the discs as Tom made a start putting T0 on the behind wheats. The timings are all over the shop this year, the forward wheats need a T1 middle of this week, they missed the T0 as it was too wet, the backwards late drilled wheats want a T0 but the forecast is wind all week. This will however let us get the beans in, even rolled maybe!? The ground that has been under water and flooded several times in the winter at the bottom of Selvinge and Ilford Bridges is going to have Linseed put in, we are going ti need to move the soil with something to get it to dry, possibly the Sumo LDS. In other news, John who comes in for us during busy times with the Claas has had a change of circumstances, his boss has retired, selling the tractor and making him redundant, we seized the opportunity to employ him on a part time basis as he looks to slow down later in life yet still be an asset to the team here, coming in as and when we need him. Simon managed to get hold of a mint condition 6930 for him and to act as a bit of a spare tractor, looks to fit in well here! Finally, at the back end of last year Simon made the decision to replace our nearly 20 year old 8m Vaderstad drill which was ageing yet served us well. The new one arrived on farm last week, the modern version, packed with more technology, seed eye, variable rate ready, and staggered packer wheels for ease of pulling. We were able to claim a grant to help with this purchase luckily. Hunt Forest group are in today to help set it up and get us going with the beans.

Liking the new drill there, conditions are far from ideal this side of the water. Everything still parked up with no sign of anything getting done yet.

Claas jaguar 990 and pu300 50 years of jaguar edition 

2040S in for a water pump, silencer, alternator and a replacement front hub.

And hedge cutting didn’t end too well, had something bust the diesel tank on the 6320

EBay find, wiking lexion 780 tt

9 hours ago, Stabliofarmer said:

Awesome stuff Hugh, makes a nice addition to the kit, that will be one seriously specked tanker once you're done with it!

That’s the plan, 4 fill points, removable boom, dci arm and then can fit the splash plate too 

And the first fit up of the dci arm, mounting bracket needs adjusting and then a bit more work on the arm with detail 

Few wee bits getting prototyped, improved splash plate for fitting to tankers, and the second thing I’ve been working on is a dci arm for slurry tankers

And the real dci arm for context 

It needs to be 00447xxx if I remember right

The phonecall I got yesterday from the man rebuilding my 7840s gearbox…. The previous rebuild done by a main dealer under warranty in the 2000s was nothing but a hatchet butcher job. It also was described as a ticking time bomb and he was surprised it had lasted as long as it had.
Followed by the hedge cutter throwing a branch into the diesel tank on my 6320 bursting it yesterday afternoon.

13 hours ago, Gav836 said:

Nice! Let’s have the specs then 🤓 I built my own a few years back and just keep upgrading internals now. 
 

Anyone would think it had been Valentine’s Day recently too by the card 😂

It’s a intel i5 12400f 

Asus prime h610m-k motherboard 

16gb dd4 ram

1tb ssd 

nvidia rtx 4060 graphics card 

Corsair 550w power supply 

Upgraded the computer from a laptop into an all singing and dancing gaming pc

With my 7840 currently having reversing issues and some hedges still to cut, the 6320 is now off the feeder and onto the hedge cutter for a few days. 

And a bracket I knocked up this evening to mount into the passenger seat assembly 

Last time I was in zwolle I was picking them up for sub €30 unboxed, probably doesn’t help that there’s been a mountain of them chopped up over the years 

Wanted universal hobbies claas or Renault 836

Can be damaged as long as all wheels are in good condition and the front axle isn’t broken 

All now sold

Uh deutz agrotron silver edition, brand new boxed £60 plus postage 

Uh fendt 716 gen 1, has been displayed £40

UH fendt 718 gen 3 agritechna black edition £130 never been out of the box but box slightly faded

All prices plus postage 

will consider sensible offers 

2 hours ago, trigger82 said:

Woo very nice was someone selling them or did you get them made ??

Had them on order for a while from Martin Thompson 

Few trailers home from carrickdale today