Stuarty C

so are you in matty n peter n graeme and mark and davys course then stuarty???

im in with, peter, greame, mark and davy, all doing landbased technology although were split into groups and i think greames the only one in mine  \ there is a boy matty in my group or do you mean Fendt man here 

haha, no, was talkin to greame n he said you were about the table in canteen but cant mind who was there  \ no doubt i bump into you somwhere along the lines  \

Was thinking the same myself! :D

watch it yous 2 

good pics bit blue but hay ho    thought the chav had a bigger tank  dinky lookin 

yeah, some sort of size would be helpful, 500 gallon tanker or 2500 gallon tanker  float 

i like.... i really like  just need to build a 9ft krone for her 

nice pics ziko  8) them dyna vt's are hateful  :'( we were driving the one at greenmount today, not impressed, no one really was  \

Great pics marty  8)stick with the masseys  i wish we did some cereals, miss the activity this time of the year  \

nice pictures sir. that krone rake i was on yest is some curse, a boi that works for the rakes owner mangled it round a telegraph pole > flipping tube! rake had to be straightened with a bit of heat and healthly persuasion, she now doesnt rake great though, misses bits all the time, you have to go real slow with high revs but that then lumps the grass >

:D sh*t happens, uncle did that one year only bent one arm and we;ve carried a spare ever since, aswell as a spare wheel, havent bent an arm since 9touch wood) and only had one flat  i keep her on high revs anyway 

I do like your pictures Wee nash, there is something about the McCormicks that appeals to me, they do seem to be closer to the old Internationals than their Case counterparts  \ \ \ \ \ \

i cant really fault them myself although i wont say there anywhere near the best on the market, dont like the newer cases as there blue in there blood 

good pictures Stu, our rake was back out rowing up straw the other day  35ft squar  we hada go and bale on the main road most of the straw was on it  :D

:D rowing straws great, just go as hard as you can till you canny sit in the seat    some of the feilds i was in yesterday were tiny, twice round and once up in a few  \ lucky my rake isnt any bigger 

get the claas rake on the 1390  :D

hate them oul DB's, steering is very slack  \

then the rowing outfit, who said my rake was small, i can put 7 rows into 1 

And a DB 1390 and zweeger (spelling) haybob  \

things were quiet for a while but starting to pick up now, unfortunately im at college now  but theres always half days and saturdays  contractor only has 4 drivers including himself and with 3 combi balers and 2 1 combine (wee 1503 dropped a valve n put a piston out) dosnt leave many spare drivers  they manage to slack a driver for mowing but wee seem to be rowing the bulk of it  then with most contractors into hedge cutting and cereals we get some added work, i had to ted a bit for neighbours, overkill to say the least, 135 on 4 star claas 

that does look the bizz paul  10/10 even without the decals 

mighty fine pics there davy good veiw of the mournes  wats wrong the wee masseys not on the rake 

great pics there peter i could do with gettin at ours but i dont have a big bunning like that  \

you could tell that boy on the 310 wasnt that good at driving old, look at the shape o her  :'( bet that 155 on getting it tight to 

8) lovely pics there robbo, especially that 135  * i underestimated the mccormick, didnt think she'd handle a 5 furrow  \

i managed alright with the plough lamps, but wasnt easy  em neh we used to do barley but was working out cheaper and easier to buy of Thompsons and straws easy enough got hold of, so left us with less worrys  although less driving and equipment  :'(

cheers murray, shes very pink got  and my work light on the back o her dosnt work  found that out on tuesday night, spreading effluent at 10 oclock 

went and got the oul gcses today, good to get them over with 

cheers lads 

nice pictures didnt think there was any of them foragers still plodding away

they could put some machines to shame, there the only 2 i know of still working round here, the owners of these to have 3 more each in bit, for spares, and the second harvester we got is on its 3rd engine  :D

ran out of room in the clamp and ended up baling 3 acres, 46 bales on it, dont do much round bale silage, but is this alot per acre

mc135 n kane,

next up had to spread a load of effluent, was some amount of rain over night, field was lifted day before and not a mark yet this afternoon i was starting to cut the ground  \

then spent 2 hours with the link a sweep brushing yards, lanes and roads  \

went through 2 harvesters yesterday, contractors 2205 lay down after 5 acres  and when we went for the neighbours 2205 the clutch was in need of repairs so 4 hours later we were up and going harder than ever  no pics of the 2nd harvester, but she was tidy, bar becon, cb, beefy front tyres and 4wd tyre on rear 

Broke 

he just spent a week fixing header up aswell 

mighty mx n fraser 

finished rowing at 9.30 and realized i had a side light out 

had to get second cut in, was long over due  \ so took the chance and cut it down on monday afternoon, only to be rained off after getting 30 acre mowed and 5 rowed.  \ thankfully tuesday was a decent day and there wasnt a tractor left parked up, mc100 was rowing, 115 drawing in and 135 mowing the last 30odd acres 

first up mowing rig 

new scrapper tractor  mc100, brave few hours on er but she'll do 

great looking trailers mart, what made yous go for leaf springs over boogies ? we could do with buying a few ourselves   

can you handle what you got as it is 

did you consider rear wheel weights instead of the block