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I guess some of the reason behind the closed gates would be the local doasulikies?

But it's fugging 'orrible.

My Great Uncle, Neville Belcham, was there growing tomatoes from the late 40s. To the late 60s. I am certain that was Land settlement.

Have you tried starting with a extra boost from an external source? That might tell you if the starter is less than.

I must admit, I wondered about that, especially with angel Charlie hovering in the background.

The skis, as you call them, will wear like b@#$ery and also dig in if trying anything other than straight.

There does not seem to be a provision for a fixed top link without a mod. Crappy sliding pin rather than a proper link on my old machine.

Might need a strategic high hedge?

Yes I realise that but on the rear I always carried the front of the Flail on the lift with a floating top link. The skids rarely touched the ground.

The arms on this front linkage float a little and the lower pins float as well. I just wondered how folk stop the front end of the skid diving ?

A quick question re front mounted flails. On my old rear mounted McConnel I have always carried the front of the Flail with the lift arms and the rear has run on the roller. I now have a front mounted to fit on a front linkage with a basic manual controlled spool for lift and lower. The roller...

As with all walks of life, there were good and bad employers but the tied cottage was a mixed blessing. I have known a few people over the years to whom the tied cottage was a noose. One family left a large obnoxious employer after having to listen to derogatory remarks about his [the employee]...

Just a quick question, not wishing to state the obvious, is the OP new to the tractor and have the various levels been ID correctly?

Yes, I realise that by noise it made when shutting down at the machine end. I will try a different spool.

I think you are right, annoyingly I have just scrapped 2 machines that had flow valves on them. I cannot seem to slow down the flow with the spool knob. I will, as suggested above, check to see the spool regulator is actually moving.

The principle would the same?

I first used the Teagle on an 8340, I am sure I could slow down partly on spool and partly on spreader valve. I used with the 6070 last Autumn, and now not sure, I was putting the muck on quite heavily.

Good morning I have struggling to slow down the bed chains on a Teagle spreader. If I shut the speed down on the spreader control there is just a nasty loud hissing sound of the system seemingly fighting. The dials on the spools themselves seem to make little noticable difference. Would any...

Especially when their cash is diverting to EV SUVs!

Just another thought, is it fitted with a fuel heat plug in the inlet manifold? They can leak and cause over fuelling.