marshman
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Ads must be road legal to drive those Landy's now Sean \ \
Yep mate, just hoping for some snow now
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welcome home Addy.... your coffee has gone cold and grown a fuzzy beard... although I suspect you've also grown a fuzzy beard since we last saw you mate :D
Now... come and sit on old Uncle Marky's knee and tell me what you've been up too buddy ?
How's College
Thanks guys, well collage is going well mate, got a brand new 60 plate 6480 to play with
Will get some pics up soon internet been messing about latley. Good to see your all still on here Now its getting dark early i might get a chance to get on here more often :)
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Good to see you back Adam
How are the MF and County going?
Thanks Mate, the County, well we still have it, havent done alot to it to be honest, but it WILL get done .
Dad has just sold the 2640 on the look out for somthing else now.
Last time i was on here you were looking for another tractor, any luck?
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A freind of ours was killed by burglars on sunday night
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Hi all, Just thought i would pop in and Say Hi again. Im still into models, but more the real things now. How is everyone, what have i missed. Thanks Adam
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You need to consider hydraulics also.
Think about a telehandler, these are designed for oil work, cooling, pumping, moving (valves etc).
A tractor is designed for heavy draft work and hydraulics second, the oil coolers are much smaller.
Also, the pumps are totally different and do not give the same efficiency.
Lift capacity also, the tractor loader options are not as high.
I used to drive a telehandler for three years, it was manouverable, towed well, great visibility etc etc.
Also the boom is made to be attached to the chasis, he 6820 and loader I also used was not, this put huge strain on the chasis frame of the tractor.
Final point, centre of gravity.....
In my opinion telehandlers all the way!!
Jez
I agree Jez, telehandlers for loader work as thats what the main purpors is.
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Very nice Set up
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be quick adam, they didnt have to many rooms left according to a post a few pages back
Arr yes, just noticed that mate, maybe we will have to find somwhere else then? Any sugestions
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Cold, Very cold, rain,sleet,snow everything
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Hope your Son makes a speedy recovery Ben
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Im going on tuesday. With a mate, although my collage is going as well, but making our own way there, who else is going?
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Me, Mum and Dad should be there this year, travelodge same place yeh?
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Tiny tiny bit of snow. Nothing excitiing
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Umm tricky but i think one of the imba fords
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Ouch Damian, you northern lads are tough As for me been at collage all day
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Collage, haveing to cut metal all the way through a welding lesson, meaning i didnt get to do any welding. Ment to be our welding assiment too but somone had forgot to get any steel.
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Thanks Marky Yeh he will say he let me win knowing him ;D Jokes
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Particularly when you can get the SCALEdown kits for similar money :of :of
Wow thats crazy
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Looks great mate, much better in 2wd i may be ording one off you?
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more rain ment to be on the way but dry at the moment
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Sorry to everyone who has had such a horrible time of late. I can only say i am thinking of you and i hope it only gets better from now on
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Looks like i have missed a lot going on with Mavis mate. Looking great
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Wow this is scary, can't believe i haven't been on here in over 5 years. Well I'm still about and just as mad on tractors as ever, and land rovers. I'm guessing a lots changed in the time I've been gone,