You need my team of boys ( good mates they do our sheds) over there rab, wow to go in 3 weeks for a 40 bail rotary cow shed, 10 guys 7days doing milking plant and bails and concrete, new record for the company, started with a bare foundation, 3 weeks later new working milking shed
I would have been the same, when i get the sinking feeling i un hitch the roller get out of the issue and hook on me chain and get it rolled and not stuck, i never got my 2wd 6610 ford stuck using that method
Just cleaning and storing all the dirt kit for the end of season, moved all the silage gear to the front of the sheds, gota carry on building the workshop
Just put the old girls on once a day milking for a week or so then they will go dry, starting to get winter fert on now, were just finishing up our hedge cutting
:'( Poor old girl, it could possably be a cat d47u,or a d2 just the rear tank makes me think that, but i dont think it is, it looks like a petrol engine?? im pretty sure its a cat, the rear tank and the left hand side of the radatior cowling tell me it is
Looks realy good jez, You could mount the compressor on the rake, its allways in the paddock near the flat tyres and so on just a idea, Could be in for a sedt of snap ons now,
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