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@@richardabley7178 what were the issues you were finding?

@ 250 r. Head gasket. Twice on 18 month old dealer allways have to order basics our 942 s. R immense dealer really good to

@ really? That’s surprising to hear from our end! A good dealer + service provider goes a long way!

@@SteveLeeAgri all about the backup. We gone back to class from n h. On combine s. Try a 420 fent bud u be impressed

@@Maccer92 pipe down 😆 Tbh matey was right it is a cheap one which doesn’t help but he was wrong if he thought it would upset me 😂

@@roberts4208 we felt that farming was being brought into the spotlight and that a lot of the public didn’t really understand the day to day or difficulties we face

​@@SteveLeeAgrii'd say thats very true,so pretty nice that you started this channel because the videos are great,always come home at the end of the day and watch them👍

@@gunton21 thanks 🙏🏼

@@casto- he didn’t actually 😂 just wanted to introduce himself, attempt to insult me and move on 😆 takes more than a dig about a drone to concern me

@ 😆👌 At least he’s helped with the algorithm, every comment and like helps😁

@ 😂 very true, we’re just embracing the mishaps. Everyone has them and everyone wants to see other peoples 😂😆

@@AlanRobinson-b3w thank you 🙏🏼

@@Tommyjjjh there’s a lot of habitat there for local wildlife and we’ve left large amounts of hedgerow and land that won’t be cultivated.

Could ve left the dip section entirely or even planted a few hollies in there for abit of cover .

@@Colin-rg7gt it’s amazing what road users expect of tractor drivers. They’re unable to reverse a car in a straight line so want a tractor and trailer to reverse back around corners 😆

@@nippinkoi8924 exactly, we do our best to pull in as much as possible and people need to understand that we don’t want to be crawling at 20mph 😂

@@edwardtapp1699 yes you will do!

@@kevinmanley2498 this was the road between Torrington and winkleigh, we pulled in 3 times and then a 4th before morchard road

I think you'll have the same problem in most villages across the UK.

@@orkidknog4147 the branch that was snapped off was literally already hanging off, and yeah it’s not an expensive drone - thankfully I’m not asking you to fly it so we’re all good 👌🏼 thanks for the input though very insightful

@@FendtK I work in the office and do trailer work when needed 👌🏼

he's the main part timer on the yard

@ 😂😂🖕🏼.. at least I’m the main one I suppose

@@farmernige yeah for getting out of being stuck it’s better off being in manual, it was earlier in the video when stopped at the side of the road it was because the tractor was dying going up hills, which wasn’t helped by it being in manual

​@@SteveLeeAgriI'm a John deere fan but that excuse is rubbish sounds like an excuse for a not very good driver and the worn tyres

@@johnmchardy4502 I’m confused by what you mean?

@SteveLeeAgri you need to change his name from Will to Won't lol But that aside it shouldn't make much difference if he has the engine droop set correctly driving on the pedal it shouldn't die, in manual shouldn't die unless he is pushing the lever too hard. As for filters can be a nightmare if have a load of dirty desiel in. JCB loadalls are very sensitive to crap.

@ he’s a young lad only 19 and everyone in the yard (and who has ever driven tractors) has had some bad moments (much worse than this) and learnt from them 👌🏼 best to make mistakes during the quieter times of the year!

@@davidbarnes241 that’s fair enough, and if we were farming it for one year that is almost certainly what we would have done, however the land (although it may not look it) is decent quality and the headlands shouldn’t be that much of a financial burden come 2nd/3rd year of cropping

Yeah in his defence they do not have a lot of life left in them at all!

Not shown it yet, I’ll speak to the plant manager and see if he’s happy to take me on a tour for this channel. We do a lot of work in terms of their feedstocks so have a good relationship going

@@morganmccahon2706 don’t go getting all sentimental 😜

@@SteveLeeAgri Ahh you have to remember the good times🤣

@@regroper7162 I will get a copy of the analysis in the morning!

@@Ev1lsp00n that’s not a fun day! Haha Yeah I think that could be part of the issue, always something that can go wrong!

@@casto- haha in the end not too bad an outcome but it was 1 thing after another for him!

@@smokky236 the 8R series ones we have are built in the US, The 6R250 tractors are from the factory in Germany

@@kevinmanley2498 definitely have come a long way! It’s one thing we don’t have actually, we use 1 contractor for all our square baling each year

We won’t be in the plant until we’re harvesting, I can ask them whether they’d go round with me on a tour of the plant and see what they say

Yeah that whould be good. Whould you need more drivers in springs.

@ I used to work for the company running the AD so hopefully they wouldn’t mind. Possibly yes, it always depends on circumstances but messaging the Steve Lee Agricultural services Facebook page is the easiest way to check if ever you do want to know!

@@ToastieW haha I can try and do something but it’s not the most interesting! A lot of old parts, spares and bits and bobs for in-house repairs.

@@casto- can always be bigger! You can guarantee if it was twice the size you’d still fill it and want more room

@@LeeShand thank you 🙏🏼

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@@bufferbridge he remembers that well, we’re all keeping well. Don’t do any swede work with Dart Fresh anymore they rebranded and become goosemoor food service and stopped supplying swedes. We do still do some contract work for swede growers around the area though

@SteveLeeAgri they did a fantastic job, great bunch of lads and Steve was a real gent, good to see the business thriving, all the best from Cornwall

@ thank you very much! 😁 hope you’re keeping well

@@martymartin2894 it’s not an easy game! It can be very tough there’s a balance to be found between new machine costs vs old machine reliability, then factor in staff and ensuring you can have them drive up date machinery to keep them happy there isn’t a big margin to be found anywhere in farming you just have to do what you think works best for you - we tend to go with newer machines, capable of pulling larger implements in order to be able to work efficiently and try to cover more ground in a day, another contractor may have older machines, smaller kit and have less overheads but cover half the ground. At the end of the day we’re all trying to do the job well and see some kind of return at the end of the year!

@@Maxxum5130 I’ll let you know in a bit!