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Re: 2011 - views and work Smaller potato grower cloose to my home farm harvesting potatoes. Whulmaus harvester towed by a IH 585 and a MF 35 with trailer. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Last for September 2011 - a customer harvesting wheat with his Claas Dominator 88 VX. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Lennart wrote: Unkommon tractor in our area - a Same Laser 110 with a Väderstad cultivator. This tractor is a red counterpart of my Deutz - Fahr. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work BobekFarmer wrote: Lennart wrote: Unkommon tractor in our area - a Same Laser 110 with a Väderstad cultivator. This tractor is a red counterpart of my Deutz - Fahr. OK, thanks for info! 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work A week into October and still combines in the fields although this Dominator 68s is parked. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Resting from work a rainy day in beginning of October. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Nice grain hauling combination - JD 6910s and old lorry rear end. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Another of this nice gear. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Grain harvest on October 8 - a JD 2000-series combine and a Case IH Maxxum in front of 2 trailers. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Lennart wrote: Resting from work a rainy day in beginning of October. I like the ladder on the Dominator for the wide tyres :) Our harvest is much the same at the moment, it was looking like one of our best for a long time but now we are just glad to get it off the ground. I hear they have run out of Claas windsheild wiper blades here in NZ :-D 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work 4 CROPS wrote: not in Southland Mate ! going by the number of dust clouds I saw today I'd almost be prepaired too bet Southland's headers will be back in storage before yours !Lennart wrote: Resting from work a rainy day in beginning of October. I like the ladder on the Dominator for the wide tyres :) Our harvest is much the same at the moment, it was looking like one of our best for a long time but now we are just glad to get it off the ground. I here they have run out of Claas windsheild wiper blades here in NZ :-D 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work 4 CROPS wrote: Lennart wrote: Resting from work a rainy day in beginning of October. I like the ladder on the Dominator for the wide tyres :) Our harvest is much the same at the moment, it was looking like one of our best for a long time but now we are just glad to get it off the ground. I here they have run out of Claas windsheild wiper blades here in NZ :-D Hope things improve for you guys soon. It has turned very autumn like here, cooled right off. I wouldnt like to be trying to get any combinable crops harvested & into storage over here at present. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work It's a farmers worst nightmare to not be able to harvest the crop, and it's even worse if the crops looks really good! I hope that you down under gets some decent wheather so you can finish harvest soon! @4CROPS; I haven't seen the ladder before, knowing that farmer is quite old and not the smallest man in the world I really hope he don't need to stop in the middle of the field, or maybe he take his ladder with him? Indeed funny! 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Nice morning in mid October - cattle still grazing at the big mixed herd beside the road between our farms. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work October 13 - frost on the cutted grass, this was the second morning with frost, the first was October 9th. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Neighbour harvesting maize. Contractor with a Claas Jaguar 850 doing the job. First round with trailer towed behind. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work My last picture from 2011 including a combine - October 17th and a farmer taking the last barley spots on a hilly field with his NH 8030. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work 4 CROPS wrote: no need for windsheild wiper blades in Southland Mate !Lennart wrote: Resting from work a rainy day in beginning of October. I like the ladder on the Dominator for the wide tyres :) Our harvest is much the same at the moment, it was looking like one of our best for a long time but now we are just glad to get it off the ground. I hear they have run out of Claas windsheild wiper blades here in NZ :-D 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work alister anderson wrote: no need for windsheild wiper blades in Southland Mate ! Good that someone has nice harvest conditions! 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Lennart wrote: the way things are going it should be all done in a week or so,no grain dryers going as far as I can tell there was also a Claas Mega 204 working on Peas in the next paddock down from this onealister anderson wrote: no need for windsheild wiper blades in Southland Mate ! Good that someone has nice harvest conditions! 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work A John Deere with a unigue cultivator made in Denmark called "Kvick-Up". It has a PTO-driven rotor rake after the tines that aims to pull weeds up to the surface. It's special design for organic cropping as an alternative to Glyphosphate. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Neighbours had this beet carting trailer the last parts of the beet harvest period, it's a Edenhall E25 cage on a Metsjö MetaQ 75 chassi, here towed by a JD 7810. With this trailer in the field and normal trailers on the road they avoided a lot of dirt on the roads. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work In action. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work A bigger Deutz with a Samson PG25 slurry tanker on grasslands one of the last allowed days for manure spreading, after October 31 we are not allowed to spread manure on the fields. 0,0,0 Re: 2011 - views and work Lennart wrote: A John Deere with a unigue cultivator made in Denmark called "Kvick-Up". It has a PTO-driven rotor rake after the tines that aims to pull weeds up to the surface. It's special design for organic cropping as an alternative to Glyphosphate. Lennart very interesting implement! do you have more photos of it? Very nice pics Victor 0,0,0 Loading Message List
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