Machinery Photo/Discussion Thread

Reggie. · 16-01-2018 1:45pm

jaymla627 wrote: »

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Sexy

kowtow · 16-01-2018 4:19pm

It's possible that stanflt and I have inadvertently become tractor twins.

GrasstoMilk · 16-01-2018 4:27pm

kowtow wrote: »

It's possible that stanflt and I have inadvertently become tractor twins.

Must be good money in that cheese

Reggie. · 16-01-2018 4:35pm

kowtow wrote: »

It's possible that stanflt and I have inadvertently become tractor twins.

No way. Yours is far tidier looking

kowtow · 16-01-2018 4:38pm

Reggie. wrote: »

No way. Yours is far tidier looking

Not for long.

So far I've found nine cigarette lighters but no ashtray.

Mooooo · 16-01-2018 5:17pm

Anyone know what that black glue is that can glue glass to steel? Window got blown out of the loader, and the snow is falling sideways

darragh_haven · 16-01-2018 5:22pm

Mooooo wrote: »

Anyone know what that black glue is that can glue glass to steel? Window got blown out of the loader, and the snow is falling sideways

Tiger seal

Panch18 · 16-01-2018 5:26pm

kowtow wrote: »

It's possible that stanflt and I have inadvertently become tractor twins.

For some reason I always thought you were a west cork man but then its an Offaly reg
Well wear with her, she looks fantastic

darragh_haven · 16-01-2018 5:40pm

Panch18 wrote: »

For some reason I always thought you were a west cork man but then its an Offaly reg
Well wear with her, she looks fantastic

He application for asylum in West Cork is still being processed. He's borderline, so he may only get a Cork passport. West cork passports are extremely difficult to get.

White Clover · 16-01-2018 5:57pm

darragh_haven wrote: »

He application for asylum in West Cork is still being processed. He's borderline, so he may only get a Cork passport. West cork passports are extremely difficult to get.

Tis gas, when you meet a cork man thats not from West cork, he'll say he's from cork but a man from West cork always says West cork.....never cork!

Buford T. Justice XIX · 16-01-2018 5:58pm

White Clover wrote: »

Tis gas, when you meet a cork man thats not from West cork, he'll say he's from cork but a man from West cork always says West cork.....never cork!

'Tis different down dere, boi!

Muckit · 16-01-2018 6:24pm

Well Wear Kowtow! Looking at photo it's either a new tractor or OTT doghouse!!

kowtow · 16-01-2018 7:30pm

Panch18 wrote: »

For some reason I always thought you were a west cork man but then its an Offaly reg
Well wear with her, she looks fantastic

Ah don't worry they didn't let me out of Cork!

The boy is at Gurteen and I sent him in to WR Shaw hoping he'd get the zip fixed on a pair of overalls I bought once at the ploughing... evidently where shopping is concerned he takes after his Mother.

Waffletraktor · 16-01-2018 7:46pm

kowtow wrote: »

Panch18 wrote: »

For some reason I always thought you were a west cork man but then its an Offaly reg
Well wear with her, she looks fantastic

Ah don't worry they didn't let me out of Cork!

The boy is at Gurteen and I sent him in to WR Shaw hoping he'd get the zip fixed on a pair of overalls I bought once at the ploughing... evidently where shopping is concerned he takes after his Mother.

I thought you would have forced them to wrestle the cheque book from your cold hands in the box before they screwe the lid shut

freedominacup · 16-01-2018 8:04pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Sexy

Whatever is the matter with you is no small thing.

freedominacup · 16-01-2018 8:46pm

kowtow wrote: »

Ah don't worry they didn't let me out of Cork!

The boy is at Gurteen and I sent him in to WR Shaw hoping he'd get the zip fixed on a pair of overalls I bought once at the ploughing... evidently where shopping is concerned he takes after his Mother.

Mad with money ain't mad, mad with money is just eccentric.

Waffletraktor · 16-01-2018 8:47pm

Even the super duper farmers weekly farmers can fook up once in a while.

Reggie. · 17-01-2018 7:16am

freedominacup wrote: »

Whatever is the matter with you is no small thing.

I've had my fun and that's all that matters

MF290 · 17-01-2018 11:01am

Waffletraktor wrote: »

Even the super duper farmers weekly farmers can fook up once in a while.

Must have been watching too good a film on the iPad

Reggie. · 17-01-2018 12:41pm

Some operation to free it. Not too much damage done tho

Muckit · 17-01-2018 12:51pm

Was the pilot ok? I wonder will Claas be liable?

Reggie. · 17-01-2018 12:54pm

Muckit wrote: »

Was the pilot ok? I wonder will Claas be liable?

Hardly. Operator error

Muckit · 17-01-2018 1:03pm

Is it not auto steer?

tomwaterford · 17-01-2018 1:08pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Hardly. Operator error

It's terrible driving....it's not like he's after grazing it and getting caught by what he's towing.....he/she has hit full square on with weights at front of tractor

I assume auto steer can be immediately over written by manually turning the steering wheel?

Reggie. · 17-01-2018 1:20pm

Muckit wrote: »

Is it not auto steer?

That will only go in a straight line unless it's told there is an obstacle in the way. That's my understanding anyways

Waffletraktor · 17-01-2018 2:05pm

Reggie. wrote: »

That will only go in a straight line unless it's told there is an obstacle in the way. That's my understanding anyways

Muckit wrote: »

Is it not auto steer?

You can just plot in a line and it will run along that line.
-on top of that you can map field boundaries so the machine will stop or even automatically turn itself around if you spend enough money for unlock codes
-map where the internal boundary ie. inside run of a headland will be to avoid overlap
-plot obsticales like the afore mentioned pylon which obviously wasn't done

Knowing that farm runs rtk(super accurate gps) and controlled traffic i'd reckon they'd have the field mapped and the runs all saved just no one thought it possible to be that oblivious to suroundings during the day time. We did have a pole get struck with a glancing blow and bent over with a set of rolls before at night but it was 'only' a 240v domestic line. The one above took power out in a large area for a few hours until power company re-routed.

Waffletraktor · 17-01-2018 2:07pm

MF290 wrote: »

Must have been watching too good a film on the iPad

Easily happen when you start to get a bit of fatigue/tiredness set in and not alert and start dozing.

X6.430macman · 17-01-2018 5:50pm

Waffletraktor wrote:

Even the super duper farmers weekly farmers can fook up once in a while.

And didn't they only get that Claas this year

Sillycave · 17-01-2018 7:50pm

kowtow wrote: »

It's possible that stanflt and I have inadvertently become tractor twins.

Well ware...Shaw would sell sand to the Arabs

what model is she and is that quickie loader?

kowtow · 17-01-2018 9:50pm

Sillycave wrote:

Well ware...Shaw would sell sand to the Arabs what model is she and is that quickie loader?

It's a T6 145 which did a couple of hundred hours on hire with a new quicke loader put on it.

Very pleased with it so far. Normally way too mean to buy any tractor (I feed here with an old mf50) .. let alone a new one but have an outfarm coming on about 10 miles away and going to lose a car and use the tractor for the daily 'commute' .. If we hadn't bought this we would have had to ultimately buy 2 second hand machines and keep an almost unused car on the road so the eye watering expense made some bit of sense.

Reggie. · 18-01-2018 6:14pm

Question time....what height are the sides of this trailer? 6ft

wrangler · 18-01-2018 6:18pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Question time....what height are the sides of this trailer? 6ft

I doubt it, is the other side higher.....is that the one I was posting about.
I thought it was bigger

It's not that trailer. they're only grain sides

Nekarsulm · 18-01-2018 6:21pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Question time....what height are the sides of this trailer? 6ft

Easy to find the height of a super-single, and measure the photo using that as a scale.

Reggie. · 18-01-2018 6:27pm

wrangler wrote: »

I doubt it, is the other side higher.....is that the one I was posting about.
I thought it was bigger

It's not that trailer. they're only grain sides

?

Zr105 · 18-01-2018 6:35pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Question time....what height are the sides of this trailer? 6ft

I’d say 5ft on that side, standard is 4ft normally plus a 1 ft extension although it does look like there’s an extra foot on the far side of it

Reggie. · 18-01-2018 7:05pm

Zr105 wrote: »

I’d say 5ft on that side, standard is 4ft normally plus a 1 ft extension although it does look like there’s an extra foot on the far side of it

Id say your bang on. My calculations are right with that height

Mooooo · 18-01-2018 7:36pm

kowtow wrote: »

It's a T6 145 which did a couple of hundred hours on hire with a new quicke loader put on it.

Very pleased with it so far. Normally way too mean to buy any tractor (I feed here with an old mf50) .. let alone a new one but have an outfarm coming on about 10 miles away and going to lose a car and use the tractor for the daily 'commute' .. If we hadn't bought this we would have had to ultimately buy 2 second hand machines and keep an almost unused car on the road so the eye watering expense made some bit of sense.

Ah shir throw in a bit of man maths and everything makes sense

Zr105 · 18-01-2018 7:40pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Id say your bang on. My calculations are right with that height

Most of the bigger grain trailers tend to be a 4ft side plus a extension but you’d spot the ones with a 5ft main side a mile away the proportion just looks different straight away, same with the root crop specced ones with 3’6”. Also majority of those red rocks you’d see are normally a stack of small extensions bringing them up to 8ft silage sides. I’d say it probably makes them a bit rattley compared to say a 4ft side with 1 ft extension then a 3ft panel for the silage side

Reggie. · 18-01-2018 10:26pm

wrangler wrote: »

I was surprised at your comment, you with 115hp an all, so checked our toys respective weights
Yours come in at 3.7 ton and mine at 4.9
Am i reading it wrong or what....some difference

Got the dini weighed today. Came in at 5080kg

Nekarsulm · 20-01-2018 3:32pm

Saw this Ford Fergusson today. ��
About 200 hp he thinks!

Odelay · 20-01-2018 3:45pm

Nekarsulm wrote: »

Saw this Ford Fergusson today. ��
About 200 hp he thinks!

She'd be some yoke for the bog!

Nekarsulm · 20-01-2018 3:54pm

The most impressive bit of the build is the widened nose/bonnet and dashboard. Absolutely flawless.

The Nutty M · 20-01-2018 5:41pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Got the dini weighed today. Came in at 5080kg

What width tyres have you on it?
Must go in and get this girl weighed for the craic.

Reggie. · 20-01-2018 5:44pm

The Nutty M wrote: »

What width tyres have you on it?
Must go in and get this girl weighed for the craic.

The tractor or the missus

Id say the valtra ain't far off 8 ton

The Nutty M · 20-01-2018 5:45pm

Haha sure I know her weight from kicking her around the place

I'd be shocked if it was anywhere near 8,the book says its supposed to be around 6.4ton

Reggie. · 20-01-2018 5:49pm

The Nutty M wrote: »

What width tyres have you on it?
Must go in and get this girl weighed for the craic.

For the tyres. Rear are 540/65 R34 and front 440/65 R24. I think that right off the top of my head

Reggie. · 20-01-2018 5:51pm

The Nutty M wrote: »

Haha sure I know her weight from kicking her around the place

I'd be shocked if it was anywhere near 8,the book says its supposed to be around 6.4ton

Mine is supposed to be 4.2 with loader and it's nearly a ton heavier

The Nutty M · 20-01-2018 5:53pm

Reggie. wrote: »

Mine is supposed to be 4.2 with loader and it's nearly a ton heavier

Interesting. We'll have to see. I'll report back.

satstheway · 20-01-2018 5:55pm

jaymla627 wrote: »

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What size is the hi spec.
We got a galv one in 12.
had to adjust nozzel hole size as the inlaws had a lovely spread but mine had a light patch 1m wide in the middle. Tried all ajustments to no avail then I measured theirs and it was bigger hole.

Bonzo Delaney · 21-01-2018 10:23am

The Nutty M wrote: »

What width tyres have you on it?
Must go in and get this girl weighed for the craic.

Ha ...the twin exhaust set up reminds me of Motorheads Warpig

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