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A P reg...interesting, so do they still make the MB Trac Cabs (or is it a lookey-likey) for these or would it have come from a scrapper?

Thankyou all, it is very beautiful, sometimes you need to take a photograph just to step back and appreciate where you live I think. I will update this thread with this summers batch...once it stops raining so i can take them I'll be on the lookout for backdrop scenes as well

The middle one is from Burrow Mump, the other two would be to the east of Taunton (I think)

The landini has the main features of the maroon one, but the hitch lever and steps of the red and grey one

You guys have some crazy photo interpretive minds

The price seems to be nearer ?10.50 now

Just wondering if anyone with newer versions of certain models can tell me if the word "fastrac" has been removed from the JCB 416 box as well as the MF logo from the FW60?

I expect the hitch is the same type as the one on the tractor in the first picture, the Britains type (but now used on RC2 products)

Great pictures , why is that Fastrac set up that wide?

looking forward to the results

Rhino bashing - what a great job to be able to tell people you do

Yep, colmers hill, just outside of bridport

pictures of the countryside in Somerset Over looking the levels From the quantocks Some random farmland And one of Dorset sneaked in here

I have one of these in blue (the best colour) I'll look at the casting next time I'm in the shed (where it is kept.......in the bin )

I must say the detail is superb, you would have thought that with time for improvements today's version would be better, these also have that unmistakable smell, I'm glad I've got these even though I didn't intend to.

These came with a larger lot, a bit of a supprise, don't know anything about animals (these seem quite easy to look after though, if a bit quiet \ )

JD 4WD is hydrostatic, you could make a "Shire" or "Carron" conversion. I bought some JDs in readiness, just haven't got round to buying a 5000

Thanks, that is a funny name I did think when I heard it that there was something about the engine noise, turns out to be a land rover unit. http://www.patchwork.co.uk/chavtrac/products.htm

Guess, because I don't know , too far and too dark for good photos

I think the problem is UH, which although not at the same level make these look expensive and that the tractors the manufacturers want are not necessarily what the collector wants, especiallay as they are pandering to the US and Euro markets at the same time.

A yellow exhaust

I forgot to ask earlier, how is the steering/hitch?

I like that a lot, thanks for the photographs, definitely a purchase to be made

That seems like the new one is to scale, I'm guessing it is not at min track. Would the length be from the end of the lift arms?