The only thing I'd be worried about with the display isn't the catching it with a sleeve it would be snapping it when Gem trips me up to puff herself up and growl at her nemesis from around the lane (a Jack Russell terrier) as she would jump out for that, the massive Great Dane that used to live in the area who thought our BC was nuts she would be more likely to jump in the tractor, close the door and then go nuts.
@@torquingpoint5057 🤦🏻♂️ thankfully not had that, have spent several hours with cramp after multiple trips in our old transit where I got the middle seat with one collie in the driver's doorwell that tripped my dad (the driver) up a couple of times and the mother splurged in the passenger footwell leaving me having to hold my feet up for the journeys while twisted sideways to avoid the gearstick while the other passenger grumbled but given the banks by the TV transmitter near Dover the dogs earned their spots especially as Jess was the one to do most of the work.
Stop switch is a great idea but it should be the biggest button there, similar to the standard big red emergency stop buttons
Completely agree.
Could not agree more should be a whacking big red thing that is obviously an emergengy stop
This will come in time I'm sure but the sooner the better !
remember rushing home from school to disc or harrow with a DB 25D with an iron cab 2 hours of that and all you could here was ringing in your ears
Can't believe this was 22 🙄😳 great video Kurt 👌
I know!!
That’s a great video. Proper first review. Do you have any of her working in the field? 👍🏴🇺🇸
At this point Paul we don't but with lots going on the plan is to put several of the T7's to work.
The only thing I'd be worried about with the display isn't the catching it with a sleeve it would be snapping it when Gem trips me up to puff herself up and growl at her nemesis from around the lane (a Jack Russell terrier) as she would jump out for that, the massive Great Dane that used to live in the area who thought our BC was nuts she would be more likely to jump in the tractor, close the door and then go nuts.
I once had a collie that decided to stand up and shove his head through the steering wheel as I was going down the bypass...
@@torquingpoint5057 🤦🏻♂️ thankfully not had that, have spent several hours with cramp after multiple trips in our old transit where I got the middle seat with one collie in the driver's doorwell that tripped my dad (the driver) up a couple of times and the mother splurged in the passenger footwell leaving me having to hold my feet up for the journeys while twisted sideways to avoid the gearstick while the other passenger grumbled but given the banks by the TV transmitter near Dover the dogs earned their spots especially as Jess was the one to do most of the work.