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Really have to get this topic up to date to here goes.......

Got all the ploughing done once March came

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Most of the fields getting out into barley needed a power harrow in front of the drill due to the way in which they dried out after the plough so a 6490 was hired in for a week to get on in front of me with the drill but I did get a spell on the 6490 to try her out

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Meanwhile the cows were calving on the courts

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Between the bad weather that came as we moved into April and after a long wait on a new bearing for the packer roller of the drill we got the barley into the ground

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The 3095 may not have been up to the power harrow but I still gave her an airing on the grubber ripping up endrigs before sowing them

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Managed to use the 6490 for rolling as well which made a difference on her bigger wheels

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As time went on we eventually got a good enough day to get the fertiliser on the grass up the hill

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And in-keeping with tradition we have another new purchase in the for of a Kuhn Primor bedder/feeder

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Love the update... You've been busy

Cheers Pete, yep nice bit of variety.......

been a busy boy then mart, was there much difference drive wise between the 6480 and 6490 then??

The 6490 was an older model so had the older Dynashift transmission with 4 gears in 4 ranges and a hare and tortoise box as opposed to the newer Dyna6 transmission in our own 6480. I must say I liked the 6490 but for an 03 plate tractor with only over 2000 hours I thought she was a bit tatty but none-the-less did our job well and worked the power harrow effortlessly.

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