Vicon Lely on Cefn Llwydallt
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Vicon Lely on Cefn Llwydallt
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 15 Sep 2007
A sheep looking like it's standing guard over an old rusting Vicon Lely, a farm implement used in haymaking for turning the swaths of hay. These machines were simple and were towed behind a tractor and the tines would turn the hay wheels as it was towed. This was later replaced by an Acrobat which was powered from the tractor's PTO (Power Take Off).
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Image Location
Latitude
52.059054
Longitude
-3.345916