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smithy

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  1. 4 hours ago, robbo said:

    We do have one other New Zealander that I know of but he doesn't come on much nowadays, "Pudding" is his user name on this and other forums

    Treacle Pudding is a name i now of from somewhere  

  2. Was clearing out ashed yesterday to get this topper mower out and some other things ,lifted out this old 3 row potatoe planter ,think its called a Pilot . Its got the 3 seats and 3 rotating wheels with trays that you put a spud in as it passes you and around other side tray tips to drop spud into the ground ,not been used for a few years ,can remember back in the late 1960s sitting in the middle seat so i shouldnot fall of planting potatoes on days i should have been at school .

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  3. Wellcome along to the forum ,hope you pick up some tips and tricks along the way . I can remember a few years ago i was helping on a stand at a model show over here in UK and there was a lad in his 20s i was talking to ,he was from New Zealand and he collected models and he was totaly amazed at the amount of models for sale in one place he said models are few and far between back in New Zealand . He was over in uk visting family for first time and had seen advert in local paper about show andcome along 

  4. 10 minutes ago, jmd said:

    Your foot must be getting better smithy if your back working

    It is slightly better still swollen and bit tender ,yes back working but being very carefull ,activate clutch when first in tractor with right foot then everthing is on shuttle for forewards or backwards and gears on button with right hand ,right leg is ok for brakes just have to climb in and out with caution ,just taken this photo so you can see its still a differant colour

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  5. 2 hours ago, mielly said:

    A lot of the prices were fair and reasonable. A few items I saw I thought were over priced for the condition but if it is a model you have been after for a while, you would pay the price to add it to the collection. Plenty of sellers and a great variety to choose from.

    I am more buy it when you see it otherwise it will be gone!

    Here are my purchases

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    All good models there , really like the Valtra Q and the Hesston 

  6. 30 minutes ago, FendtFarmer said:

    Who was else there smithy?, farmscale32, minitrac and? 

    Not sure on proper names but next to Robbo was Tamo and Hanns , next to the britains stall that trigger said was expensive was the 2 brothers? Poppamar , then there was the man with the moustache on another stand , sorry as not spelt names right and dont now other mans name , Robbo or David Laley can properly name them 

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  7. 5 minutes ago, FendtFarmer said:

    Have to agree got a couple myself, was nice to see a couple of the Dutch lads returning as well 

    There was at least 3 stands from Holland ,each with 2 people per stand as i spoke to them and now them from when i been to Zwolle , yes good to see them over here  

  8. I had a look at all them Britains models and most of the boxes was in good condition and so was models inside ,plenty of customers was buying from him ,yes he might have been £10 per model dearer than other traders on the day but if you are looking at a certain model to complete/add to you collection then you wont the best there is and you pay for quality 

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