One other (probably useless) tip, if there is a tractor club in your area, ask some of their members for help. They should be delighted to help.
There's progress for you.Yeah, they all meet at the creamery every morning, you have to have a small bulk tank to be cool though ...
Betsy Og,
Congrats in the 165 a fine machine and not all that small either.
3. On a 165 only one two settings go and no go
Yeah, they all meet at the creamery every morning, you have to have a small bulk tank to be cool though. The big knobs have the lorry come direct to the farm.
If you're a bit mad they so meet ups at the local garage at 11pm to do donuts, you get drive by turf throwings where 2 lads sitting on a bale of hay throws sods out of the transport box.......
There are genuine tractor clubs in many/most rural areas. Members are generally part-time or ex-farmers who enjoy running & maintaining tractors for recreational use.
jeez I dunno, I've never heard of one.
Can you imagine the cringe factor of pottering along to one and just about knowing your This post will be deleted if not edited to remove bad language from your elbow.
Then why were you so quick to mock my (genuine) suggestion?
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