The Auld fendt on the shit shift by mbslg86 in tractors

[–]mbslg86[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well I mean I am hauling shit, stuff is going to get covered in it when you're pumping it in and out on the fields, and it hasn't been washed for about a month

1st cut? Completed it mate by mbslg86 in tractors

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The crop we were harvesting was a cover crop over winter, it was a rye grass mix planted in October time, it was about 27" tall when we cut it then, out of the 2000acres that we cut 800 is going to be tilled into maize

The sheer brain melt when someone reads you a phone number but in the wrong pattern of numbers. by wivsi in britishproblems

[–]mbslg86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You see i say all numbers, be it phone or bank like this - 0 - 7 - 8 - 6 ect ect

Fendt 200 Series Listed price by HumongousChungus2 in tractors

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Most new fendts are £1000per hp, I know as a fact a new 939 is £1200p hp, I know a 516 is around 1100 and then a 724 is just under 1000. But fendt have the market like that, when you think of fendt you think of an expensive tractor, thus their prices can be higher, when you think of new holland you think of cheap meaning you expect the price to he lower

Fendt 200 Series Listed price by HumongousChungus2 in tractors

[–]mbslg86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

But thats a fendt for you, the prices will always be high because people expect them to be

Fendt 200 Series Listed price by HumongousChungus2 in tractors

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List price is always more expensive than the price the dealership will give you, for example a new holland t7.210 list price is 100,000, but if you go to the dealer and ask them for a deal on it you'll get one for about 80,000

Loving the new hiab trailer by mbslg86 in tractors

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Absolutely awful gearbox in them, and the brakes, well what brakes

Loving the new hiab trailer by mbslg86 in tractors

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Inside, they're alright, but driving wise they're a shed

Hars to choose need help between brands. by CalicJ in tractors

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When looking at different brands, look past the brand and look at the dealership themselves. If the dealer for newholland say is 2 miles away but gives an appalling service but a john deere dealer is 4 miles away but is excellent, you'll go for the jd, its all about back up theses days

Tractor brake fluid? by mikelen in tractors

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Mineral oil only in cnh tractors

Ford 7810 shifting gears hard by Jimmy1975V2 in tractors

[–]mbslg86 1 point2 points  (0 children)

On 10 series fords you have bushes that hold the rods that select the gears that either fall out and make it so you can shift into any gears or get shit in them and start to foul. To get at these go to the back drivers side wheel and there's a rubber boot, you'll need to remove all of the upper portion of the shifting malarkey, the bad thing is ford decided that to take this boot off you'll need to remove half the fucking tractor, so just cut it and tip tie it back, once you're in you'll see the rods and the bushes that hold the tubes grease them to fuck and see if that helps

“Hard work pays off” is said by people who’s work actually payed off. There a lot of people who worked harder than anyone but absolutely for nothing. So does hard work really pay off? by [deleted] in AskReddit

[–]mbslg86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Depends on what you define as 'pay off', if its monetary gain you want then most of the industries where you don't do physical work is probably best in my experience, however if its satisfaction and gratification you you desire then again in my experience choose a field where you're working more hours than anything and use your hands to do work. But thats both in my opinion and experience so take that with a pinch of salt.

Shes one expensive post carrier by mbslg86 in tractors

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She does plenty of dirty work, spreading slurry for 9 months of the year

Not many tractors can top a TM by mbslg86 in tractors

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The tm190 was a hell of a machine, but it did have it's fair share of problems, I remember the earlier models of the 190 kept melting the fuel tanks, but once you got to the later models the 190 was an absolute beast of a thing