William127
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Better than a shovel for the bits the big machine can't get...
doobin
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The patch of rushes and wavy straw lines leading up to them in the second pic tell their own story I reckon.What confuses me is everything around it has been combined.. unless there was 2 of them in the field, or he was going back for ‘that last little bit’
Giles
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Crouch run one as well I think over here
Lancs Lad
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The noise of that thing is insane
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Monkeybusiness
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Millington’s seem to be able to recover anything from anywhere, they aren’t just rough-arse green-laners with bigger toys!
That combine won’t come out of that hole without some sort of winching input though, there is only so far you can get with the diggers.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
want their bloody heads examining taking a 'bus' into that sort of terrainThe noise of that thing is insane
Lancs Lad
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Did you say bus?? He's got one ..🫣
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6feetdown
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Good series they have
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
Looked to me like a terminal breakdown and being farmers they were just going bury it where it stopped!
Lancs Lad
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Talking of which...anyone else ever noticed a drott in the middle of a field on left n/b as you come up m40 just before you join m42?
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bobthebuilder
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bought me a new one of these from paul at fast fuels
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6feetdown
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
think you were overdue a new one Bob
...... Paul (Dobbs) and Martin (Herbert) are such good blokes down in Raglan ... nothing is too much trouble ... Leigh Haslett (the boss) is an equally nice guy ... have known them all for decades
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
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cheaper than a hose .... doubt it'd take the pressure though
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bobthebuilder
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fecker was hidden in the middle of four ,took a bit of finding out which one (dont say i should replace all 4 )that and 20 litres of hyd46 oil was 112 quid be feckedthink you were overdue a new one Bob
always go there for pipes and their oil is competivly priced
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
aye them rubber snakes ain't cheap these days
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bobthebuilder
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mind you ,i didnt have the priviledge of a fitter charging me 300 quid for doing itaye them rubber snakes ain't cheap these days
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
that's starter motor rates ... lying under the job and getting seriously oily is whole different ratemind you ,i didnt have the priviledge of a fitter charging me 300 quid for doing it
Grahams
Don't complain - suggest what's better
I can remember it working. They were using the dell next to it as a tip. That was some time ago.
Often wondered if a quick oil change, some fresh fuel and a jump start if it would go again. Maybe pour the old diesel on the tracks to free them off.
Bri963
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Nooo on the diesel on the tracks. It doesn’t get into the bushes and all that happens is dust sticks to it and becomes grinding paste.
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