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bigbelluk
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Hello, glad you like the pictures. Currently farming 300 acres , fattening cattle for Marks and Spencer's. Also do a bit of contracting. We bale about 25,000 bales a year and do a large amount of muckspreading and other livestoack related services in the Northumberland area.
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I've taken these pictures over the course of the summer. Don't know if anyone's interested
First up MTX135 and Kuhn Fert Spreader in the spring
MTX135 and 4 furrow reversible plough
MTX135 and Disco mower cutting silage
A couple of baling pictures featuring JD6820, MTX135 and the two new Claas 365 Variant balers
A couple of bale wrapping pictures
And finally JCB 535-60, MTX 135 and one of our Bunning 9 tonne rear discharge muckspreader
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Quote from: bigbelluk on January 18, 2007, 07:36:37 pm
I've got an Opico six metre grass harrows with an air seeder on (the one with 8 outlets rather than 16). If you made that i'd be fairly near the front of the queue!
That one is a definate on the to do list now. Is your harrow a parallel folding (stacking) one or vertically folding out of interest?
Quote from: tractorman810 on January 18, 2007, 07:36:58 pm
was just looking at the 5 leg subsoiler with crumbler on, that would be a nice bit of kit to i recon
They were saying that that model is their best seller so are very keen for a model so watch this space
My harrow is vertical folding, not 100% sure but i don't think you can set them up to fold horizontally with the air seeder on. Without the airseeder you can have them folding either way with a few slight adjustments
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I've got an Opico six metre grass harrows with an air seeder on (the one with 8 outlets rather than 16). If you made that i'd be fairly near the front of the queue!
Some pics of my machinery
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We have the MTX135 and a JD6820. To be honest the MTX isn't a great loader tractor but it doesn't do a great deal of loader work, just leading straw and silage bales. Previously I had an MC115, which is a far better loader tractor but lacked power for the 9 tonne Bunning muckspreader and mowing grass on some hilly ground. We have a JCB 535-60 which does the vast majority of our loading jobs and is much more nimble around the cattle sheds