--tractorman--

Will they do older type models? "What was lost will be remembered" but i dont know

Great work, where did you get all the tyres from?

Here it has 2 L's

Nothing at the minute... wish there was... Might make a building of some sort.. like a Silage pit... Something simple..

Ok, thanks . sometimes I see some things made with lolly pop sticks, but I guess thats mostly flatbed trailers and low loaders

Is the wood on the sheds made from... strips of wood?

Hah, you really think they wouldn't sting you?

Thats me!

So far what has annoyed me today is waking up, I need more sleep...

We had a down pour in PE, luckily my iPod is still ok...

Might sound a bit harsh but the annoying teacher being hit in the nose with a base ball!

How many Hp?

Nice pictures, what model Jaguar was it? Also what model was the John Deere 30 series?

They sure were

Hehe thanks! I have a load stacked up from years back and some from Grassland 2009

Agreed there... also it will be very interesting to see the progress..

Yep, used to have an MB Trac on the pit before he got his Fendt 926 for 6 years, now he has the Fendt 930. When ever they come out my way to always go to Jethro's after for a drink

Fantastic work! Well done!

Thanks for the comments The contractor is owned by 2 brothers called Peter and John Windermer. Also if you are thinking 'I haven't seen a claas pickup like that before...', its a prototype, only one in England so I was told, but I cannot confirm...

See here then! http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=27529.0

Wasn't sure where to dump this if its in the wrong area can someone please budge it to the correct place Anyway I'll start with mowing Then the contractors arrive... The next day...

Even though I'm down in Devon we have the 10ft ones, maybe even bigger. You often see them around on trailers as they are far too wide for the road like this one Got more pictures of that silage if you want

it isnt his falt. he is dyslexic