Missing Parts, Challenger Chaos and Broken Hilux



In this video, we’re gearing up for a big push in Lincolnshire!

Watch as we tackle endless repairs, from the CAT Challenger to the Terrano, and deal with yet another round of missing parts.

Cousin Michael drops by for a visit, and Glynn pulls an all-nighter to keep the cultivations on track. We dive into the hidden dangers of straw bale stacks with a stack of ours collapsing across the field. We face ongoing challenges with our CAT equipment from missing parts to missing gears. Plus, see the progress on the toy shed as construction continues while the weather is on our side.

The grain store are continuing to work hard cleaning all of our farm-safe seed before we crack on with the drilling season once the cultivations are complete.

As always James answers some of your questions at the end of the video! Join us for all the action, problem-solving, and behind-the-scenes of farm life.

Key Moments:
00:00 Intro
02:32 Lincolnshire Preparations
05:14 CAT Challenger Repairs
07:24 Missing Parts… Again
08:28 Cousin Michael
09:55 Terrano Repairs
11:38 Graham finishes up repairs
12:32 Cultivations in Lincolnshire
16:09 Dangers of straw bail stacks
17:22 Glynn’s overnight cultivations
24:23 Broken Hilux
25:37 CAT challenges continue
27:09 Late night cultivations
29:48 Building the toy shed continues
30:39 Cleaning farm safe seed
34:12 Answering your questions

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48 thoughts on “Missing Parts, Challenger Chaos and Broken Hilux”

  1. Brilliant update James, great to see the team working so well. It must be frustrating when it's one breakdown after another, I guess that's all part of running the farm. Could you not source bearings and seals from an independent supplier? I saw Andrew Wards video this morning, very impressive to see the challenger working the 12 metre cultivator. Thanks again, looking forward to the next video.

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  2. Once again, excellent content..I have recently met a couple of your lorry drivers collecting crops and all I can say they are a credit to you and your business, polite and helpful…and they look very well on apple crumble..!!

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  3. Once again great update, after watching you I watched Countryfile and concluded that you and Mr Waffle should consider replacing countryfile, much more informative and interesting. Looking forward to hearing your views on the future of farming. Some of your fields are bigger than our farm. It has me wondering!

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  4. Brilliant video again Guys 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 your banter is unreal 😀 theirs also a twist of your tale guys 😬🥲 and I suggest earplugs for shift sleeping IF that can even help blocking out the tunes of the cat 🤞🏻 oooh yea congratulations on reaching 15k subs 👌🏻

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  5. Great video James and a nice setup with the cleaner and colour sorter, I am guessing the small grains and other things you don’t want goes, for animal feed and a very interesting video again 👍👍

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  6. With you there,. "What day is it ?? !! An habitual problem, have been known not to know what month it is…… You wait until the children have left school, then the confusion will really set in. By then age will be adding its pennyworth as well. As they say, " When you know you know, or have you just forgotten."

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  7. Good afternoon James another fantastic video hopefully you can get drilling on the 10th wet in Yorkshire at present slowing the bean harvest down but plenty of land work to do now look forward to seeing completion of cultivation’s for you

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  8. Another top quality update, you have one strong team bind there and all pull together when it hits the fan. What are your thoughts on quadtracs and any reason why you run challengers and not four wheeled tracks? Looking forward to the next video.

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  9. Hi James , as always a good update, on the issue of tyre's. I worked for a large company responsible for 36 vehicles in a depot, working 7 days a week we found most economical and reliable way was to have spare rims ready to run with tyres fitted , from memory 8 or 9 sizes. With a puncture wheel/ tyre would be swapped and the flat repaired by a fitter ready for next time. It meant we always had a rim a fitted tyre ready run on any vehicle 7 days a week giving a quick turnaround even at 6.00am sunday morning. We found we needed 2 or 3 tyre and rims for the vehicles we ran the most of. Just an idea but it definitely saved ££s

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  10. 🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜🚜
    You have become a firm essential in our household! With my partner checking your channel everyday for a new video after he gets off his own tractor🤣

    If there’s any chance you could do a little shout out for him at the end of your video.

    His name is Guy Haines and we are expecting a little girl next month, and I’m so proud of him working all hours under the sun 🎉🎉

    Keep up the amazing videos, you’ve even got me into it now 🤣

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  11. Shouldn't James Peck be wearing safety boots when working on the farm rather than Hooray Henry chelsea boots? Apart from that safety and health looks very good at PX Farms. Much better than on the death-trap farms I have worked on over the years.🤓

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