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You're right there, I was probably looking at an electric cable Nice addition nevertheless!

pictures i have seen of the cr 9080 header chris are only on the left side of the header,on the left side chris is the multicoupler for hydraulics and electrics for the header

Seem to be on the right as well in this photo though:

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Great pictures Jordan Handsome combine too.

A fine detail brush, angle poise lamp, magnifying glass and a steady hand and you're there!

Nice idea that, pretty fiddley to do though I imagine...

That bloke looks older than 34!

Some pics of the Allis are here:

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What a little beut John Yes, what are you waiting for, buy some implements and get her to work!

Hell's teeth, look at those trusses!

A few days ago I spotted a Lexion with two Fendts/Bailey trailers in the distance, near Tarlton, Cirencester (pictures a little too blurred to post).

Gorgeous! More close-up pictures if you would-

Pictures please!

Its wet outside and I still have a hedge to cut

Bit of DIY today after a long week. 12,000 conventional bales in the barn, the last 1000 odd two of us stacked last night finishing at midnight. Still got 70 acres to do..... No idea where it will all go!! Some will be loaded directly ok to the artic for me to take to Wales I expect. Big crop, Barry. Been a good year for grass. Where is the new job goibt to take you then chap?

Egad! That puts my little 2000-odd gathered this week into perspective and I'm still recovering from that!

Who does the decals Paul?

Stacked the last 130 bales left on the trailer into the bay, then cut up some logs with the farmer's chainsaw.

News report from 1988:

It is Random Rick striking again! Trouble Rick? on the contrary you give me something to laugh about

Something to do with what Mitt Romney said a day or so ago on his visit here I think Sue.

Bale carting in a hoary old Zetor 8045 + nondescript trailers, then receiving and stacking mostly manually in the barn. Other help from NH 6635 with a Cook flat 8, cabless Leyland 384 2wd (also drawing), and, (for a short while) a Chillington 56 bale carrier (before a leaking ram was discovered).

Tenanted farm so I don't think the landlord would be too best pleased if we sold It

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Had a meeting about the future of the farm and how we procede with wind down and arranged another meeting next week to sort out what is going into the farm sale later in the year.

( I know where a real County 944 will be sold in the near future) ammongst other vintage machinary and implements

Will the land be auctioned at a later date Scott?

How did you find the Pottinger Jordan?

Beautiful shot Tim, exceptionally clear and very blue!

1200-odd conventional bales gathered and stacked in 2 barns. More tomorrow if I'm needed.

Today as with the last two days, I'll be shaking out hay. We've thirty odds acres in the barn, 50ish cut and of that about thirty shaken out. That will be shaken out once more today by me, then rowed up by another chap for the balers. While I go on shaking out tomorrows work twice. In all, 200ac to do but this week we'll aim to bale up until tomorrow and then look at the weather as it is mean't to change.

Fleet this year is:

6180 mowing.

390 shaking out.

399 on haybob.

698 and 6160 baling.

165 Farmhand loading.

590, 290 x2, 390 trailering.

JCB 531-70 on a 12 plate unloading at the barn.

Is that Wiltshire-speak for tedding Tris?

Still waiting for calls from two farms to do bale trailering/stacking