Murray

they are looking well i must say. but iv seen some model builders easily meet that standard! Fair play to you britains :) i see november 2010 at the bottom of the page is that when there out?

Nasty work Mark not a good sign

claas version looks the the proper green!

and to put your digger on, or do you not have a digger did i just see you driving one in a picture?

so you not going you replace her then Marky, My boss is after a second hand grain trailer but everywhere you look these days they dont come cheap \

Mark, theres got to be about 5 or 6 Griffith trailers up here in Caithness and not one of them is straight there all twisted maybe not as bad as whats pictured here, but yeah even the one at my work has a fair twist in her now. Not the best of trailers but they get you from A to B atleast!

looks like he had her overload Mark, he made a fair mess of her anyways \

MB Trac looks well Paul suits them colours!

nice tractor and all pitty she is missing a front linkage or do you not have front linkage work for her?

well seeing as I'm the only one that works on the farm with the boss its got to be done! well the contractor works the ploughing sowing and the silage, but if you don't get at it young you'll never know how to do it. i remember when i was about 15 i was in the cab with the contractor fair enough iv been driving with him since i was 10 but he just walked out the chopper and said shes all yours! iv done bits and bobs with him ploughing and what not, be a while to i get left with the 79 and vaderstad but yes as iv gotten older the more jobs i get left to do! when i started at the farm i work at now the most i got to is haul silage or row up bales now i do the lot! just an issue of trust and responsibility i guess!

aye the whole works for a plough would look superb if you could make some 8)

or every model making brand should all put the same hitch on the tractor, and use the same hitch on the implements. also mount the hitch on the tractor the same distance from the ground, do some fine adjustments and you could have it sorted \ but then again there all out to beat each other so its all pie in the sky

i know there over priced and what not put a few hours in the workshop cutting the stupid bits of thats used to join the walls together would soon change them also you could add some finer detail! but in the long run probably cheaper to make your own

looks handy must get her!

tidy roy. that 8050 is an animal!!!! fendt looks the job! and the challenger with the carrier is a fine looking outfit

im missing most of my nail and nuckle on my thumb dear say im annoyed and my thumb is now like a door wedge because of it

Very true

beacons on the massey in the pictures are interesting

the baler will be coming home friend of mine runs one on a t7050, sprayers look smart aswell could do with one actually!

would the wheels of her suit the uh 7499 alot better or not. im not a massey man so i would'nt know

good going! most we've handled in a day is just under 160 acre in 16 hours or so, like you say we head for the 10 acre an hour aswell good pics by the way!

very tidy work. paint looks good aswell credit to you!

aye thats the idea its a fair bit of money to buy wafer weights when your only goning to be using them for the fert! so aye them blocks are handy enough that park i was rolling is 28 acre we managed to get 60 loads of her so it was fairly heavy!

cheers lad! eh no we dont looks so stupid if you ask me but i got told to make it so you can only do what the boss asks, that frame is drilled to suit just one block so if we ever get out hands on some wafers we can put just the one block on and cut the channel back to size!