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Matthew Arnold
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Bring it on.:thumbup: Been hauling ass since 7 this morning. Just stopped for a BBQ supper then back on it. So far we have hauled about 700 acres of wheat and rape. Two fields were "collected whole" due to them being organic fields which had pigs on last year so lots of Wild Oat, Poppies, Orache and lots of Bindweed.

 

Been using a New Holland T8. 390 all day. Had just been run in so could her some beans with a full load of grain up the many hills of Crichel Estate.

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Bring it on.:thumbup: Been hauling ass since 7 this morning. Just stopped for a BBQ supper then back on it. So far we have hauled about 700 acres of wheat and rape. Two fields were "collected whole" due to them being organic fields which had pigs on last year so lots of Wild Oat, Poppies, Orache and lots of Bindweed.

 

Been using a New Holland T8. 390 all day. Had just been run in so could her some beans with a full load of grain up the many hills of Crichel Estate.

 

Your early for wheat, they are going to start the rape later this week hopefully, the wheat will be a couple of weeks yet

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Bring it on.:thumbup: Been hauling ass since 7 this morning. Just stopped for a BBQ supper then back on it. So far we have hauled about 700 acres of wheat and rape. Two fields were "collected whole" due to them being organic fields which had pigs on last year so lots of Wild Oat, Poppies, Orache and lots of Bindweed.

 

Been using a New Holland T8. 390 all day. Had just been run in so could her some beans with a full load of grain up the many hills of Crichel Estate.

 

Just re-read your post,700 acres already cut, if your only using 1 combine and considering your cutting around 100 acres a day, man your harvest is early

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Got 3 on the go. One New Holland CX 8080 and two New Holland CX 6090 on the go, 3 tractors per combine but 6 of the tractors are subbed in from a local firm complete with drivers. The combines are the estates. The rape has been ready for about 2 weeks now and in places was going flat on top of the hills so got them done first.

 

We had a Jag harvester doing the organic stuff. I arrived just as they finished the "small field".

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Got 3 on the go. One New Holland CX 8080 and two New Holland CX 6090 on the go, 3 tractors per combine but 6 of the tractors are subbed in from a local firm complete with drivers. The combines are the estates. The rape has been ready for about 2 weeks now and in places was going flat on top of the hills so got them done first.

 

We had a Jag harvester doing the organic stuff. I arrived just as they finished the "small field".

 

HI MATTHEW any pics of the kit mate thanks jon :thumbup:

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