johndeere6920s
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He's so busy touring around the country he forgot about farming
Few pictures of stuff
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Donegal Bay
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Few more pics, PowersCourt waterfall here
I saw a signpost that said SallyGap which I assume is all this? Lovely spot and fantastic views for anyone interested
Guinness Lake
Bit of this yesterday
What make and size of combine there dp? looks a lot smaller than the modern Big Quare Wan.....
diesel power
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Aye they were fairly bet down with last weekends rain alright and full of grass. Not mine btw, a neighbors bit:Thumbp2:.
diesel power
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Oh shes a big'unWhat make and size of combine there dp? looks a lot smaller than the modern Big Quare Wan.....
. It's a little MF520. 10ft cut. Does my bit the grandest and for not much more then the cost of the diesel.
diesel power
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Yesterdays antics
It wouldn't be a day out without a spin on the aul grain processor
It wouldn't be a day out without a spin on the aul grain processor
diesel power
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It's a Nuffield Josh. 460 if memory serves me.
josh
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Aha, yes on closer look the grill openings are parallel but they would be tapered on the David Brown.
diesel power
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Nope, I was just opening up a bit of the field for the binder to work Nash. I would have cut it for the owner if he asked though. For a lavish fee of coarse
diesel power
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Right after much ado with feckin photobucket I've gotten a few piccies to upload
I had some help at the ploughing. Made a huge difference getting through work
This little fella popped out for a look
Here's how a 2.5m drill becomes a 3m
I've yet to suss this rds business out
I had some help at the ploughing. Made a huge difference getting through work
This little fella popped out for a look
Here's how a 2.5m drill becomes a 3m
I've yet to suss this rds business out
diesel power
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Thanks Nash. Am depending on ground conditions next spring I might use the Valtra but once the crops get up a bit I'll use the Landini. Probably be a bit light but it should manage it. Yeah I was surprised how well the 2 ploughs matched but surprisingly the KV brought up stones. I'd reckon the points must dig deeper as the plough depth was the same on both ploughs.
nashmach
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I wouldn't be one bit of afraid of the Landini, there's a bigger (or as big) Berthoud used around here on a 2wd 885XL and it goes fine once you are sensible with slopes.
Jay Dee
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I was the same with the rds, googled the model number of it & was able to download a user manual, very usefull.Right after much ado with feckin photobucket I've gotten a few piccies to upload
I had some help at the ploughing. Made a huge difference getting through work
This little fella popped out for a look
Here's how a 2.5m drill becomes a 3m
I've yet to suss this rds business out
diesel power
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Um I might have the manual but I didn't really bother reading it much yet
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diesel power
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Cliffs of Moher part II
I was trying to get a picture to show the height of the cliff's but the photo doesn't do it any justice at all
We were able to climb down along the green bit you can see in this pic to get to the sea. It's not for the faint hearted or after a large meal. We didn't climb down the cliff face now. The path follows along the cliff edge and kind of goes around and down to the green area in the bottom of this pic. I recommend it to anyone into walking and sight seeing.
I was trying to get a picture to show the height of the cliff's but the photo doesn't do it any justice at all
We were able to climb down along the green bit you can see in this pic to get to the sea. It's not for the faint hearted or after a large meal. We didn't climb down the cliff face now. The path follows along the cliff edge and kind of goes around and down to the green area in the bottom of this pic. I recommend it to anyone into walking and sight seeing.
diesel power
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Mr Jingles the Volvo mouse 
Little fecker clung on all the time I was foddering
Little fecker clung on all the time I was foddering
sure there wouldn,t be enough for a rat to live on in dp.s place:sad2:
And at the rate he is burning timber there will not be a tree for a bird to build his nest in but a good demand for malting barley .
legsandland
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Two auld brothers near me ..one lad in the pub and the other lad walks in .Did ya set the mouse trap before ya left ?
With what? snaps the brother there's nothin in the fridge only a light!
diesel power
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Naw, tis a mouse alright.
Reminds me of a time I called to a neighbour and saw mouse droppings on the kitchen table and a told him I had poison at home and I put it down for him! Ah no sure it's fine sure I watch em playing there on the table, their a bit of company anyway !
jf 850
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How do you know ? Did he tell you? He is hanging around persistently , you must be feeding him well.
Are you on the lookout to buy a ranch over in Co Clare , what with the number of times you have visited the Cliffs this year ?
I know you are very fond of cattle from that part of the world.