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Bit late ; 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 :)

Great photographs, shame about the weather for you guys but you still annihilated the record which hopefully means I'll see another attempt here I recognise one of the Does from the 2006 Uk challenge, quite a bit of effort must have gone into moving that!

Thanks chaps..I was a bit disappointed that the weather was thunder and lightningery, if it had been clear I would have popped down for some decent in field close up action Hopefully I'll get some better ones soon, just been too busy Same field 2 months previously; http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=15953.0

Photographs may take a while to load on slower connections Looks like they have replaced the TX with a new model...or maybe it is elsewhere And a single Fendt carting

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That may not be the case, surviving drivers involved in fatal accidents are nearly always arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving so that they can be questioned, it does not mean that they are guilty.

Love that!

By UK inflation, a 1977 tractor worth 5 euros would now cost 24.8 euros

Deffinatly onto a good idea, though I wonder if the fronts need to be taller or the bonnet lower as the tyres should come upto the middle of front lights height wise \

I never knew they emptied like that, thanks for the photographs

Surely it is not the real deal unless experienced from a blue? How else would you get the smoke?

Any involvement in the Jewell Trac?

Indeed! Any chance of a close up crop of the implement...then we can solve the mystery (if one does indeed exist)

They seem to be ?12 - ?14 in germany had a look earlier and seems you could have one shipped from europe for less than most charge on ebay

Ah, it was the 590 that the gears fell out of

The road picture looks doctored...are the drivers the same person?

How may wheel drive is smurfs?

Thanks for the photographs (these and that other threads) it has been great to see them working with machinery from the same era

looks smart, hope we get to see more pictures of that lovely tractor

Oi, you opinion theif :D http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=16061.0 Nice pics kev

Front tool is a bucket though

when you see the thumbnails on the computer, you can just rotate them by right clicking them and using the menu..or rotate them on the phone after taking them. Its good to see some real farming shots, it'd just be easier to see them the correct way around

Amazing how much difference one decal makes Good work volvoman, I'd never be after one of these but it is still a handy reference

A rock crusher prehaps? The machine (what a machine!) is covered in gravel dust

Is it ruled out that the production 135 will appear later?