Recent content by meesha

I have a black box with lid in the front of mine (505 setup as single) , it has holes where lid attaches which I've put rope through then at front of ifor williams on each side u can see a gap, rope through there and tied around chassis ..getting the right box is key, u don't want too large as...

Off at lunchtime for a horsey weekend on Exmoor with friend and her horse. Back Monday lunchtime so hoping to get a few good hacks in and explore ... Weather looking promising.

Clear and dry here in somerset, off to Exmoor midday for 3 nights with friend and horses, although dropping quite cold at night there looks like we might get dry days ...which is more than we got last July lol. Longer term more showery days back on forecast ...

Roller feedback.... Got stuck again (user error as ground still too soft in places,) tow hitch bends if u try and reverse but if you have a quad it would be ideal as could get in all the corners. Still love it over flat roller or harrows but as I'm towing with car can't get in corners or tight...

I've got a sprayer I attach to a trailer and tow with car, not used it for couple years though so prob broken lol, we use separate battery for it from memory

Roller isn't that heavy until filled with water, we left it in its packaging and lifted onto a trailer. I then filled it with water when In field, comes as standard with pin hitch but I paid for standard hitch to be put on. Think the hitch needs to be stronger as I bent it when trying to get...

I use big bale haylage in depths of winter for 1 16.1 and a 14h pony. They r adlib and as long as weather is cold I get through it fine, start and end of winter I switch to small bale...or if you can get it rectangular bales (not Heston) are a great size when u have 2 as they are about half a...

Well I survived... Just, got stuck once and used trusty mud control mats under the tyres to get me out. Ground looks loads better but I have bent the tow hitch on the new roller, I think when reversing to get out of gripe... Easy fix though. Will rest that side for a couple of weeks then move...

I tie equally and he stands on an angle and doesn't move, v secure, I can't even tell he is on there. Full bars front and back are a must.

I've bought this https://norfolktools.co.uk/product/lawn-roller-spiker-1-5m/ ...about to use for first time today. I'm on clay but needed something i could tow with car, harrows heavy enough to be effective not a great idea behind a car. My land is very poached so a small harrow would just...

I buy small bales from local farmer, can only just pick them up so nice and heavy , £7.50 each, much more cost effective than shop bought ones

Mine coughs on hay but totally fine on haylage, ad lib through whole winter and both him and my pony companion have marginally lost weight on ad lib haylage. Pony does nothing as non ridden companion, baggins is ridden but not more than 3 times a week at very ,most.

Mine is rubber matted with shavings but is sheltered from wind. If you want them to lie down it in u will need a good amount of bedding or some really cushioned rubber. If they are walking in and out with shoes I would worry they would trash softer rubber (I have the thick bobbled black mats...

Baggins turned on yard and took a wrong step, so assumed lame. Had lost other horse few weeks b4 and a motocross bike had been hammering up and down that morning and baggins had been charging around. New companion pony was due the next day so I called vet at 5pm as thought cant introduce new...

Dry and beautifully windy here yesterday, perfect ground drying weather. Still water in gripes but the higher bits although churned up are at last dry enough to roll. Rain today then some good weather for a few days at least so hoping by next week can roll the ground then crack on with sand...