ihatepoundland

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?board=8.0 is usually the best place to look, don't be decieved by it being call "Farm Related Events" :D Think we need to change that name!

Some thing like this? Saw that one on the levels

Supply being held back to increase demand I suppose it is a bit skewed that the least limited editions (9999) are the only ones that are actually limited in the best way

My 2007 year Fendt 936 is numbered on the bottom of the tractor and the 936 was never a farmer plus model even though it comes in the same box

true, I guess siku are just keeping the costs down, using the same chassis where they can? And only set up the printing process if the someone commissions it or the batch size is worth their while

I think the top two posts on here may hold some answers http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?board=6.0 The ones done for people by siku don't seem to though

You sir, are a genius

Haha, top review, I'll look into it

Plough bodies can't be easy though

Whoa, big stuff again, great prictures! Is that sprayer articulated and rear steer? Interesting, I guess that is done to reduce tyre scrub On a side note, have you tried photobucket RdF? Makes uploading lots of images much quicker than the forum's software, they are better quality as well usually

I've got S Gibbards books on Ford Tractor Conversions, Ford Story Pt.2 and Roadless...excellent books, first one is my favourite. Might go for a county working day video, one from near exeter, any opinions on these vids?

The claas one is ?6.50 cheaper on Amazon.co.uk

Third time this week http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=16928.0 Nevermind, it is better to hear twice than not at all I'll lock this topic as the other one is more established

Boring..but nothing..not a sausage In one field which has a stream at the bottom they have avoided cutting a good 20 x 30m patch of crop, but no signs anywhere of anything getting stuck.

That is something I've thought about before, still looks unlikely; http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=5058.0

I like the tints, how was that done?

I agree with that, it'd be more of a waste to use a newer machine to do the same job, it'd rust out before it wore out. Around here there still are a few small dairy farmers and you can tell them apart from the arable guys just from the yard, I don't think they have the time or money to make a huge difference to their machines

Monsters! Great pictures

Terrible day for photos today, saw a NH CR go past on it's first circuit of the field so got ready to take some photos.....it then stopped and left because they decided the crop wasn't quite there...perfect location, great view, great light...ruined! So only two from today..and no it hasn't got a white roof , a NH 7740 and 570 baler. Got a nice variety of bales going on in this field

They drive cars now?!

That farmer is obviously a Ford lover

Some sort of positioning device? so when he reverses up, if say there is a beam, he can tell accurately where the trailer is in relation to it

This one was in Tractor and Machinery, they took a very similar shot to mine....but my photo has the right number on the front

No problem, just to be clear though, (just in case ) don't make it like the one above as that is wrong for the Valtrac Maybe take a TS135A axle and copy it? I think sean (TM810) worked on a scratch built steering conventional 4wd axle