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It sounds like you are only purchasing a licence to use the software which is essentially a computer system with firmware to update etc.
It is rather concerning the way they are heading though all...

The loader tractor here (currently Zetor) is nearly 15 years old so due a change really, I did look at an MF but a neighbour with one similar warned of repeated problems with calibrating the shuttle...

You might also have an up/down switch which is useful for e.g. mowing rather than lifting on the dial or lever at the end of the row every time.
I would have mentioned google can translate through...

Most Sheep n the UK are only sheared once ideally around start of main fly season (June?)
If it's a very woolly breed and only one or two you probably aren't doing any harm shearing a second time...

Having only recently sold ours after some 30 years (on 45 year old machine!) it's very familiar under there, but I wouldn't tackle it myself.
Those main bearings on that shaft want grease every...

Everything about the 300 is beefed up a bit especially that problem headstock cracking area and the wheels/tyres.
For a smaller area the smaller version would probably be OK, it will be annoying if...

The post driver is most versatile and they can bash in strainers as a rule, which surprised me.
Even ground with stones and roots they will usually go in with perhaps minor relocation
Your tractor...

I'm only seeing ads at the top and bottom they are selected by google and probably show something you searched for or already bought :rolleyes: because google knows everything :D
That's with chrome...

We have *known* Jack here and on FWi before for many years now - he is like a favourite Uncle always has some wise and thoughtful insight.

It sounds like those who didn't panic buy over the past week or so may get a good deal over the next few weeks due to the substantial fall in oil prices anyway.

WHat else is actually the same stuff then, I though there was more sulphur in it than is allowed in green partly as a way to get rid of it.
Anyway he's on now will soon know :rolleyes:

If they do make a change it seems unlikely to start immediately, what would they do with the red stock at refineries and depots.

They seem to be getting popular for pulling fishing cobles out of the sea locally which says something since they live on the high tide mark in constant sea spray.
The tinwork is a sight to behold...

If it does change there will still be an agricultural rebate you will reclaim it quarterly rather like VAT
A similar system is used in various EU countries.
It sounds like it would be difficult for...

Last time I went past one of the sites nothing seemed to be happening but there were a lot of vehicles there.
Usually there have been yellow hi-viz climbing about all over.
It was possibly too...

We've always mainly blamed a large calf being cramped the last few weeks, you do seem to get periods with several coming out like it then the problem 'goes away' which doesn't sound like genetics -...

I'd also suspect an accident of some kind if it came on overnight as it were.
Swayback can be barely detectable at first but affect them more after a few weeks, the onset is more gradual though....

It would certainly help couriers but I haven't seen it integrated into sat nav - style app yet? Locally our postcode is centred on a house in the valley bottom, a farm the other side you have to go...

Banggood are a big concern and have been on the go a while, they have a EU warehouse so some things can come in less than a week.
That took about three weeks to come from CN depot and items might...

How can they send a functional and in fact quite decent welder to Europe for about £40.
I bought an £80 one from Banggood a couple of months ago and it's been brilliant, builder friend has borrowed...

Here we are mostly dealing with yee owws

Then there was "keep them alive in 75".

Round here there's plenty of recent largely failed planting schemes which are now a ragwort, thistle and bramble bush wasteland littered with plastic tubes....

Where does this idea that Boris wants 'no deals' come from.
Of course agreements will be made but hopefully much better than the so-called deal almost passed earlier.
At the moment both sides seem...

There always was pressure to vote along the party line, especially when the majority was slim to non-existent - and the vote was seen as crucially important.
Most voters vote on party lines rightly...

I suspect like Trump these conveniently timed allegations only make him more popular as it's obvious what's going on.
How long ago was he Mayor anyway, they just happened to notice this :D