I think James this has become the thinking mans agricultural youtube channel, you include masses of interesting information, also include the massive logistics you have to contend with, mostly you manage it with a smile (with the exception of the parts issues😧😧) thank you as always
Hi James I hit high power lines with my combine last week. All the trips went in the local town it sparked on grain lids which started a fire in the field. I was very lucky I have been driving combines for 40 years or so didn’t realise I had touch them. Electric board man came to the field within half an hour said how lucky I was. Me and the combine ok no damage. But something needs to be done. Thank you for looking into it
This has become my favourite channel. Well presented by a seasoned farmer with an eye to the future and scientific approach, with a healthy injection of humour, honesty and a little scepticism. There’s a clear passion for the job and the people. I really respect and admire this whole team and genuinely look forward to the next episode. Farming is tough anywhere but especially in the UK where our weather is ruled by the jetstream which is about to deliver tropical rain from former Hurricane Ernesto over the next two days. I wish all at PX Farms well. Great fun to watch - thank you for taking the time and trouble. Regards from West Dorset.
I believe that if farmers complain too much about height of the cables,the power companies will try to persuade the idiots in government to ban farmers from planting crops below them
Favourite channel at the moment. as a 16 year old who is getting into farming, i learn a lot. would love to see some livestreams from the lads out in the fields
Another great video James, good to see harvest coming to an end. Well done to Sandy observing the low power lines. I hope you get the steering pump fitted OK in the field. Anyway, carry and get harvest completed, looking forward to the next video.
You need to get the HSE involved with the cables as the power companies will not listen until they are forced into a solution. HSE are very approachable
I’m pretty certain they are far to low to be working under considering construction sites and road building put up height markers for a safe working conditions .
Great videos James, lots of friends in NZ are really enjoying them, Richard has 4000 ewes back in NZ lambing on 7 September so will be great to get him home and back to reality after enjoying himself after 4 harvests in 2 years.Not sure you need to worry about paying him, I would drive your combine for free!
Great video James poles to short machines to high dangerous combination ,back when i used N H 8070 the lids were within 2 ft when up at cables maximum sage DANGEROUS.
Hoping the weather will stay good so you can finish before weekend, well done to the team for pressing on and getting it done. I can't believe that you cannot get the parts, well done on another great update James.
James, great videos every time, knowledge, experience, work experience, passion and ethics, your skills and explanation on all the overall concepts of what you need to grow crops for harvesting and to be eventually on the food market,, finally down to the low power lines, here in Ireland [Eire] , the local power supply, Electric Ireland /ESB the put in longer power line poles extra 15 feet taller, than original length, you are right in saying they are dangerously low, to a point of safety concern, of working, for livelihood and machinery, they are a law onto themselves, they can go and enter your land when they like, yet if you want to do something for your safety concerning power you have a list of guidelines, to follow, with a little upstart sent from health and safety officers to watch your work, and they don't understand farming life only office work, keep up your great work and momentum James, you are a leader in the field of research and growth, all the best to you and your family and your work team, Michael power county Waterford Ireland [Eire]
Static in those pylons is an additional risk when a conductor passes near or under them. Micro shocks are known to occur if the magnetic field is strong enough and can also lead to sparks being triggered between the fields. I’ve seen this happen when irrigation pipes were being handled under low lying power lines . Scary stuff
The power line issue is really serious, the estate I work on lost 45 acres of barley, numerous hedgerows and a brand new CR 9.90 due to low hanging power lines arcing onto the combine. Fortunately the operator was okay and very lucky as he had to leap from the cab. Central networks thought the power lines were high enough, obviously not.
James, here’s a thought, you could tell people that if you loose weight there’s a risk that you might fall down the big cracks in that pea field! 😂😂 safety first, safety second 😂 on a serious note, another fantastic video, it’s definitely a good job you don’t harvest in the damp foggy conditions, otherwise those power lines would be very sketchy! Have a good day.
😂Nice update james,power lines are not things to play with we had some lifted after hitting some with a combine We have some of those stickers or similar in our tractors
Brilliant video!!! Great to hear you stand up for safety against the electric company 👏🏻👏🏻 love how the Aussie calls massive fields paddocks 😂 AND the fact how he’s copying on to the fact of finishing up plus the long weekend 🍺😂
That was an interesting comment from your neighbour about the cost benefit connected with SFS. The gov. is so disconnected from actual farming and take so long to react to market changes that any scheme they come up with is out of date by the time it reaches us. On a similar note, I was impressed with the doc. on TB in cattle/badgers Friday evening (23/8/24) on television. There again there is a disturbing disconnect with reality.
When I undertook my pre Royal Agricultural College training I spent 6 months on a farm and 6 moths working for Irelands Hall and Palmer in Norwich. My first few days were spent with the Senior Partner, Mr Ireland, it was his last week of work, retiring at 70. I will always remember two things. The first was to keep a note book and write down something about the client/owner/tenant/family you were meeting which was personal - eg children's names and ages, pets etc etc. When you went back to see them, sometimes a few years later, you could ask them and they would be impressed you remembered their names. Second thing, you must have a laugh every day and enjoy what you do. Clearly you pass on point 2 and maybe you have a notebook!!
Brilliant vlog again, I have learnt so much! Re the alarms, bill the power companies, they make so much money from farmers nationally and its an absolute disgrace. Definitely worth bringing up to the NFU and your local MP (for whats its worth!). I wish you all a safe end of harvest.
You are correct about the height of the power cable , a live charge will jump that gap to combine ,during curtain weather conditions, high humidity,ie fog,rain. I personally got an electric shock from over head lines,while in contact with metal fencing ,on a foggy morning. If you fit machine trailing earthing straps to the correct spec ,this would for the time being reduce the effect of any of a jump. A legal letter is required now to power supplier,as an operative could be seriously injured.
Hi James. Another cracking video and lots off information, I think now don’t quote me that the power lines should be 16’ 6” the same as motorway bridges anything under that then it’s the power company’s problem.
If you’re struggling to lift the fendt in the field use a piece of heavy steel sheet for stability and put the jack on top. That’s what I use in the fields if we struggle
Hi James. I am sure your cousin has found Grecian 2000 as he looks like the silver fox😇. Joking aside another great video good to see that the havest is allmost in. all the best Richard PS by the way I'm happily married
Why not, James? If you can hire in one Claas Xerion 12.650 and see how that performs, then get three/four of them and do away with the Fendt challengers. Do not get the time wrong; those are nice tractors, but you can not run a farm with the problems, i.e., no parts are available anywhere for them.
great content regarding the powerline alarm, maybe testing in various machine the RR is ali and will poentially limit the trrasmitter, of course the higher the alarm on the machine it may be more accurate excellent content
Hi James, Love your videos & thank you for doing them. Hugely enlightening. ☺️☺️ Apologies, I must have missed an explanation, probably. So could you explain why you’re not growing OSR, going forward, please? No trouble if not. Once again, thanks for your videos and the time you invest in making them.
Really enjoying these videos, i drive hgv delivering animal feed we have had issues with wires on farms, all our lorries are equipped with wire watchers and they do work. We have had trouble challenging farmers to get them moved as it's a stalemate between farmers refusing to pay to bury them or move and the power companies also refusing to pay to alter them so nothing really gets done.
Hi James, would one of those environmental schemes be more profitable & better suited to plant under dangerous low power line’s? Would love if you could answer this in some of your next video’s. Best farming channel on TH-cam atm
As wheat yields have been lower this season, can James ask Michael what may have caused fewer wheat ear grain sites to create actual grains this season??
They don’t take power line height too serious in my part of the states either. The cotton picker usually finds them and then they will come out and fix the lines that have sagged unfortunately. The cable and phone lines or worse.
Hi James, we use the high voltage detector on our combine. We put in on the mast next the gps dome. Really handy for reminding me not unload the combine when you pass beneath wires. Also wonder your opinion on why you use the twin track tractors other a quad track alternative??
Another cracking video, highly entertaining, engaging and educational as always. Really enjoyable to have a channel talking through agricultural problems and how to address them rather than just videos of big shiny tractors. As someone else has commented “a thinking man’s channel” and I certainly agree with them. With a challenger down that long, any reason not to hire the likes of another crawler or an 8rx and send agco the bill?Look forward to the next video.
Brilliant video once again James x. Question for you I have noticed that you do a lot off forward planning I am curious dose it always go accordingly to plan or is it one mass headache for you x
I haven't had problems with height of power lines but had friend who when they got an NH9090 They got power network off Scotland out to raise a lot off their lines as the lids on the grain tank sit vertical up in air
The Claas cutter bar with the hump in the middle would be the best in the business and has been for 50 years and is well capable of cutting without lifters (“the devils invention”)
James, If you get a chance before things start winding down for the year, could you show us your daily food preparation 'operation' as all the workers seem to say good things about the food provided, so maybe give some kudos to the person who preps it all ? Didn't someone famously say that a successful army marches on its stomach ? 🙂
James how many hours will each of your 4 combines clock during their first season and how many years will you keep them( you may have said this in a previous video) but I can’t remember
Have you reported those conductors to anyone? If you call 105 that will put you in touch with the call centre who can send someone out to measure them ASAP
8:35 James i promise the weight will drop off if you try and follow 200G carbs 200g protein & low as poss fats, (EXAMPLE 80g of ready break each morning with 300ml of green top milk and add 1 scoop whey protein at 8:00 then 120g 5% fat beef mince & 120g jasmine rice at 10:00, then repeat the same 10 o'clock meal at 13:00 rice and beef mince, then 1x 140g chicken breast for dinner, and add any veg you fancy to each meal and you'll start seeing 2lbs drop off the scales each week 👍
HI James I’ve got the very same problems with low wires just a thought is it worth campaigning if enough of us got together with you after all it’s our lives at risk good luck. Phil
Would bees make a difference or rent out the corners of your fields also wondering if it would flavour the honey and possibly give it a mustard flavour to the honey afterwards. could even use the hives to round off around the electric poles also?
I can’t believe cousin Michael, is seeing other people! Cousin Michael, or should I say son-in-law Michael, was featured in a recent Wardy’s Waffle TH-cam video. He’ll be after setting up his own YT channel soon 😂
You joke, but can you imagine finding yourself with James Peck as a cousin and Andrew Ward as your father in law? I must have done something pretty spectacularly terrible in a previous life!
@@MichaelDungworthInteresting combination! You have a great dynamic with both, think Wardy is slightly more respectful though…. All joking aside, it does speak volumes of the trust they both put into you, which must be a great feeling. Good luck for picking the next group of varieties (for both farms) for drilling, which is imminent🤞
Pylons the bane of every arble farmer they are a pain in the arse to plough around take up more time to plough a field plus a good area for weed growth think you should all be paid more if on your land as they are if you think about it they squatting on your land and paying peanuts for that piece of land it might be small area but it's still land just my view use to hate ploughing around the bloody things
1165MT I think, was having a look at Fendt dealer site brochure and they don't make them anymore. 1151, 1156, 1162 & 1167MT now, too rare for there to be parts readily available.
Sticker waste of time as just gets forgotten like all ,should either manufacturer responsibly or electrical board paying installation cost but farmer always get blame. Next to impossible to stay in a vehicle that's smouldering or burning, panic sets in
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I think James this has become the thinking mans agricultural youtube channel, you include masses of interesting information, also include the massive logistics you have to contend with, mostly you manage it with a smile (with the exception of the parts issues😧😧) thank you as always
Hi James I hit high power lines with my combine last week. All the trips went in the local town it sparked on grain lids which started a fire in the field. I was very lucky I have been driving combines for 40 years or so didn’t realise I had touch them. Electric board man came to the field within half an hour said how lucky I was. Me and the combine ok no damage. But something needs to be done. Thank you for looking into it
Credit to you and your team James. Yours is the one I keep checking for more! Top job!!
Your videos are getting better all the time, look forward to watching them 👍
Cheers from an Australian grain farmer. well done.
This has become my favourite channel. Well presented by a seasoned farmer with an eye to the future and scientific approach, with a healthy injection of humour, honesty and a little scepticism. There’s a clear passion for the job and the people. I really respect and admire this whole team and genuinely look forward to the next episode. Farming is tough anywhere but especially in the UK where our weather is ruled by the jetstream which is about to deliver tropical rain from former Hurricane Ernesto over the next two days. I wish all at PX Farms well. Great fun to watch - thank you for taking the time and trouble. Regards from West Dorset.
Impressive how the combines have munched through your acreage , credit to harvest team
“RSPCA cartridges” 👌
I believe that if farmers complain too much about height of the cables,the power companies will try to persuade the idiots in government to ban farmers from planting crops below them
Great video as always. Love that you are showing big concern on safety. You are right about the lines
PX FARMS VERY PROFESSIONAL FARMER'S. 🤙 🦊
Favourite channel at the moment. as a 16 year old who is getting into farming, i learn a lot. would love to see some livestreams from the lads out in the fields
Another great video James, good to see harvest coming to an end. Well done to Sandy observing the low power lines. I hope you get the steering pump fitted OK in the field. Anyway, carry and get harvest completed, looking forward to the next video.
You need to get the HSE involved with the cables as the power companies will not listen until they are forced into a solution. HSE are very approachable
The HSE have had some information campaigns about power line strikes a few times over the years.
On a lot of ours, there’s a QR code on the bottom of pole. You can scan it to report problems.
I’m pretty certain they are far to low to be working under considering construction sites and road building put up height markers for a safe working conditions .
Great videos James, lots of friends in NZ are really enjoying them, Richard has 4000 ewes back in NZ lambing on 7 September so will be great to get him home and back to reality after enjoying himself after 4 harvests in 2 years.Not sure you need to worry about paying him, I would drive your combine for free!
Great video James poles to short machines to high dangerous combination ,back when i used N H 8070 the lids were within 2 ft when up at cables maximum sage DANGEROUS.
Hoping the weather will stay good so you can finish before weekend, well done to the team for pressing on and getting it done. I can't believe that you cannot get the parts, well done on another great update James.
Great update. Glad you’re getting on well. The end is insight!
Thanks james for another cracking video 😀
Power cables also sag in summer due to heat, got same issue here, UK power came and measured said they were legal height.
Interesting video again nice to see a boss having a laugh and a joke with his workers and making an effort to stop for a chat 👍
fantastic video yet again .
The banks work so hard they need extra time off 😂😂 good bit of craic that
James, great videos every time, knowledge, experience, work experience, passion and ethics, your skills and explanation on all the overall concepts of what you need to grow crops for harvesting and to be eventually on the food market,, finally down to the low power lines, here in Ireland [Eire] , the local power supply, Electric Ireland /ESB the put in longer power line poles extra 15 feet taller, than original length, you are right in saying they are dangerously low, to a point of safety concern, of working, for livelihood and machinery, they are a law onto themselves, they can go and enter your land when they like, yet if you want to do something for your safety concerning power you have a list of guidelines, to follow, with a little upstart sent from health and safety officers to watch your work, and they don't understand farming life only office work, keep up your great work and momentum James, you are a leader in the field of research and growth, all the best to you and your family and your work team, Michael power county Waterford Ireland [Eire]
Static in those pylons is an additional risk when a conductor passes near or under them. Micro shocks are known to occur if the magnetic field is strong enough and can also lead to sparks being triggered between the fields. I’ve seen this happen when irrigation pipes were being handled under low lying power lines . Scary stuff
Great video, as always. Power lines a nightmare. Take care. Cheers.
Combines working hard.
I know of Scott from the car scene in Peterborough when I was younger. He used to to turn up in his claas vw transporter 😂
The power line issue is really serious, the estate I work on lost 45 acres of barley, numerous hedgerows and a brand new CR 9.90 due to low hanging power lines arcing onto the combine.
Fortunately the operator was okay and very lucky as he had to leap from the cab.
Central networks thought the power lines were high enough, obviously not.
Interesting video especially for farming community James and other countries
James, here’s a thought, you could tell people that if you loose weight there’s a risk that you might fall down the big cracks in that pea field! 😂😂 safety first, safety second 😂 on a serious note, another fantastic video, it’s definitely a good job you don’t harvest in the damp foggy conditions, otherwise those power lines would be very sketchy!
Have a good day.
Hi James Nice one Thanks again
great video james
Great video James
😂Nice update james,power lines are not things to play with we had some lifted after hitting some with a combine
We have some of those stickers or similar in our tractors
Brilliant video!!! Great to hear you stand up for safety against the electric company 👏🏻👏🏻 love how the Aussie calls massive fields paddocks 😂 AND the fact how he’s copying on to the fact of finishing up plus the long weekend 🍺😂
That was an interesting comment from your neighbour about the cost benefit connected with SFS. The gov. is so disconnected from actual farming and take so long to react to market changes that any scheme they come up with is out of date by the time it reaches us. On a similar note, I was impressed with the doc. on TB in cattle/badgers Friday evening (23/8/24) on television. There again there is a disturbing disconnect with reality.
Another great video - it's farming but just in scale most are not familiar with.😊
When I undertook my pre Royal Agricultural College training I spent 6 months on a farm and 6 moths working for Irelands Hall and Palmer in Norwich. My first few days were spent with the Senior Partner, Mr Ireland, it was his last week of work, retiring at 70. I will always remember two things. The first was to keep a note book and write down something about the client/owner/tenant/family you were meeting which was personal - eg children's names and ages, pets etc etc. When you went back to see them, sometimes a few years later, you could ask them and they would be impressed you remembered their names. Second thing, you must have a laugh every day and enjoy what you do. Clearly you pass on point 2 and maybe you have a notebook!!
Brilliant vlog again, I have learnt so much!
Re the alarms, bill the power companies, they make so much money from farmers nationally and its an absolute disgrace. Definitely worth bringing up to the NFU and your local MP (for whats its worth!).
I wish you all a safe end of harvest.
You are correct about the height of the power cable , a live charge will jump that gap to combine ,during curtain weather conditions, high humidity,ie fog,rain.
I personally got an electric shock from over head lines,while in contact with metal fencing ,on a foggy morning.
If you fit machine trailing earthing straps to the correct spec ,this would for the time being reduce the effect of any of a jump.
A legal letter is required now to power supplier,as an operative could be seriously injured.
Great video James and very interesting 👍👍
Good call on your power line alarm. Video content gets better each time.
Hi James. Another cracking video and lots off information, I think now don’t quote me that the power lines should be 16’ 6” the same as motorway bridges anything under that then it’s the power company’s problem.
If you’re struggling to lift the fendt in the field use a piece of heavy steel sheet for stability and put the jack on top. That’s what I use in the fields if we struggle
€60 a bag for mustard in 20 kg bags for cover crops big money in that shed
Have a look at opening a Krampe account with your local dealer. Parts delivered straight to farm.
Hi James. I am sure your cousin has found Grecian 2000 as he looks like the silver fox😇. Joking aside another great video good to see that the havest is allmost in. all the best Richard PS by the way I'm happily married
Why not, James? If you can hire in one Claas Xerion 12.650 and see how that performs, then get three/four of them and do away with the Fendt challengers. Do not get the time wrong; those are nice tractors, but you can not run a farm with the problems, i.e., no parts are available anywhere for them.
Hello, any chance of a video showing crop cleaning please. Find the videos very informative. 👍
great content regarding the powerline alarm, maybe testing in various machine the RR is ali and will poentially limit the trrasmitter, of course the higher the alarm on the machine it may be more accurate excellent content
Hi James,
Love your videos & thank you for doing them. Hugely enlightening. ☺️☺️
Apologies, I must have missed an explanation, probably. So could you explain why you’re not growing OSR, going forward, please?
No trouble if not. Once again, thanks for your videos and the time you invest in making them.
Really enjoying these videos, i drive hgv delivering animal feed we have had issues with wires on farms, all our lorries are equipped with wire watchers and they do work. We have had trouble challenging farmers to get them moved as it's a stalemate between farmers refusing to pay to bury them or move and the power companies also refusing to pay to alter them so nothing really gets done.
Surely the lines should have a min height of 7m. down right killer awaiting.
Hi James, would one of those environmental schemes be more profitable & better suited to plant under dangerous low power line’s? Would love if you could answer this in some of your next video’s. Best farming channel on TH-cam atm
As wheat yields have been lower this season, can James ask Michael what may have caused fewer wheat ear grain sites to create actual grains this season??
Great videos! Do you provide accommodation for the harvest help?
Hey ya James Anthony from New Zealand here love the videos.I’m just wondering what them big dishes by the mustard field are for?
They don’t take power line height too serious in my part of the states either. The cotton picker usually finds them and then they will come out and fix the lines that have sagged unfortunately. The cable and phone lines or worse.
Hi James, we use the high voltage detector on our combine. We put in on the mast next the gps dome. Really handy for reminding me not unload the combine when you pass beneath wires.
Also wonder your opinion on why you use the twin track tractors other a quad track alternative??
Fluorescent tape round electric poles would be a starter,at least lights would pick them out
Another cracking video, highly entertaining, engaging and educational as always. Really enjoyable to have a channel talking through agricultural problems and how to address them rather than just videos of big shiny tractors. As someone else has commented “a thinking man’s channel” and I certainly agree with them. With a challenger down that long, any reason not to hire the likes of another crawler or an 8rx and send agco the bill?Look forward to the next video.
Brilliant video once again James x. Question for you I have noticed that you do a lot off forward planning I am curious dose it always go accordingly to plan or is it one mass headache for you x
James fancy sending me me some rugby shorts....lol
I haven't had problems with height of power lines but had friend who when they got an NH9090 They got power network off Scotland out to raise a lot off their lines as the lids on the grain tank sit vertical up in air
Another great video James. Would it be worth considering a Quadtrack if Fendt parts are so hard to come by.
The Claas cutter bar with the hump in the middle would be the best in the business and has been for 50 years and is well capable of cutting without lifters (“the devils invention”)
i think your problem with electric pylons should be addressed by Jeremy Clarkson and his digger. has always brilliant can't wait for harvest 2025.
What are the big satellites for and are they on your land? Are you paid for them to be there?
When mounted on higher agricultural machinery, would the detector alert you sooner because it was closer to the electrical conductors ?
James, If you get a chance before things start winding down for the year, could you show us your daily food preparation 'operation' as all the workers seem to say good things about the food provided, so maybe give some kudos to the person who preps it all ? Didn't someone famously say that a successful army marches on its stomach ? 🙂
I’d second that.
James how many hours will each of your 4 combines clock during their first season and how many years will you keep them( you may have said this in a previous video) but I can’t remember
Great video
With the delay in the pump arriving must be looking at a Deere/Case replacement programme???
Cousin Michael is using the same colour as Wardy his father in law😀
Kramp are apparently pretty good as far as being the ag version of Amazon James.
11000 volts the most dangerous cables, good job the combine is made of plastic
I presume a harvester irons at around £700,000. Would the extra use of the harvester pay for the shipping?
How do the finances of contract farming work? What do you charge land owners? Is there a profit share agreement?
Haven't seen much of the Unimog kitchen, hows the microwave going?
Hi James, what was the satellite dishes for, and i see you had some ragwort on the left when you was testing the electric height gadget.
Have you reported those conductors to anyone? If you call 105 that will put you in touch with the call centre who can send someone out to measure them ASAP
Any thoughts on micro nutrients and possible benefits ?
How many hours has each combine done ?
Have tried White House Products Ltd, for your hydraulic steer pump?
What rate do you pay your key guys ? I work in construction but would love to work in agriculture but never seems to pay to make sense
Those power cables drooping above combine look way to close for comfort for me. I was told it can jump 15 feet from them.
8:35 James i promise the weight will drop off if you try and follow 200G carbs 200g protein & low as poss fats, (EXAMPLE 80g of ready break each morning with 300ml of green top milk and add 1 scoop whey protein at 8:00 then 120g 5% fat beef mince & 120g jasmine rice at 10:00, then repeat the same 10 o'clock meal at 13:00 rice and beef mince, then 1x 140g chicken breast for dinner, and add any veg you fancy to each meal and you'll start seeing 2lbs drop off the scales each week 👍
Have you not heard of kramp they're just like the ag version of amazon
👌
HI James I’ve got the very same problems with low wires just a thought is it worth campaigning if enough of us got together with you after all it’s our lives at risk good luck. Phil
Would bees make a difference or rent out the corners of your fields also wondering if it would flavour the honey and possibly give it a mustard flavour to the honey afterwards. could even use the hives to round off around the electric poles also?
Honey and mustard chicken would be easy 🤣🤣🤣
I can’t believe cousin Michael, is seeing other people! Cousin Michael, or should I say son-in-law Michael, was featured in a recent Wardy’s Waffle TH-cam video. He’ll be after setting up his own YT channel soon 😂
You joke, but can you imagine finding yourself with James Peck as a cousin and Andrew Ward as your father in law? I must have done something pretty spectacularly terrible in a previous life!
You had a choice with the one,although I wouldnt have thought Wardy was that bad,just have to try not having a major fall out with the agronomy
@@MichaelDungworthInteresting combination! You have a great dynamic with both, think Wardy is slightly more respectful though…. All joking aside, it does speak volumes of the trust they both put into you, which must be a great feeling. Good luck for picking the next group of varieties (for both farms) for drilling, which is imminent🤞
Pylons the bane of every arble farmer they are a pain in the arse to plough around take up more time to plough a field plus a good area for weed growth think you should all be paid more if on your land as they are if you think about it they squatting on your land and paying peanuts for that piece of land it might be small area but it's still land just my view use to hate ploughing around the bloody things
RSPCA cartridges 😂😂😂😂
What model Fendt is it ?
1165MT I think, was having a look at Fendt dealer site brochure and they don't make them anymore. 1151, 1156, 1162 & 1167MT now, too rare for there to be parts readily available.
You can’t call when in a cab that’s contacted electric pylons. Turns the machine into a faraday cage. Stops all signal in or out. 🤦♂️
🚜🇳🇨🇬🇧🥀🌾🌾💚💚
Sticker waste of time as just gets forgotten like all ,should either manufacturer responsibly or electrical board paying installation cost but farmer always get blame. Next to impossible to stay in a vehicle that's smouldering or burning, panic sets in