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Nice pictures buddy. What make is the plough, looks like a sturdy bit of kit.

Nice tidy outfit. Please tell me you weren't running them back to the heap singley though. \

Great pictures Rich. Sure the insect wasn't a dragon fly and the bird a kite?

My thoughts exactly.

You do release it costs like £150 to get in for the weekend though. :P

Hmm very nice rig Luke. So Radio 1 when driving?

Spread all of the grass I mowed on Friday and yesterday. Rowing up and baling tommorow.

Moooooowing!

Need an Inkjet printer too.

Had my last AS exam today, so now two weeks off until expected back in at school.......Time to start Silage! ;)

That can be arranged......100 acres you could start tommorow Marky. Hope that new thing of yours is 40K.

Anyone know the manufacturer of these? I know they're not as rare as the Siku Deutz ones. \

I shall be there on Wednesday.

Hungover, with only two hours sleep, yet still managed to get 9 hours of muck cart in.....which has been more than enough. :

The exhaust pipe is an extra which come wrapped up in the box, as with the mirrors, beacon and indicator stalks.....just hasn't been assembled.

Hmm, how cheap is dirt cheap?

They wouldn't have a clue of what to do with a potato.....trust me.

Oh they're not interested unless it's tow-able.

Oh how unexpected.

Basically I have been given a 2 acre paddock to graze, however it's right next to a pikey encampment, so obviously darn't put stock in it, so instead I've made hay of it the last few years, however I fancy a change for 2009. The plan is to have a late crop off of it this year, spray it and plough it up. I fancy doing some spuds in it and I really have no experience in this field what so ever, so any help in what machinery to get would be greatly appreciated, however I don't want to spend a busting lot as it's only 2 acres by the time I've taken 2 dog legs out of the field, which I shall keep grass, as with the perimeter of the field, which will all be topped regularly to look smart. Thanks in advance.

Yeah I can imagine. Thanks Marky, I am looking forward to it, as it'll give me so much more freedom with the awkward 2 home situation. ;)

Ah right I see.

Why didn't you go for a grab then? When we bought our Albutt it was like the new generation of clearing muck, as it cuts the muck in layers, without pulling it, making it a far quicker and cleaner job. \

Why was that?

Well couldn't book a test until after theory, but I know the waiting list is at least 4-5 weeks, which is frustrating as my instructor said that I'm ready. But I can hope for a cancellation apparently.