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Looks like a scene from John Carpenter's The Fog Paul

Hah me too! What a godawful waste of money that was...

Yesterday afternoon spent doing some light conversion work. Chilling out (even more) today.

More of the same tomorrow presumably Paul looking at the forecast, how many acres have you got still got to break up?

When you get promoted to supervisor will they give you a courtesy Land Rover Alex?

It looks like Lisa's in charge of the whole operation The tractors look neat, who makes them Ol?

Just looked at the one they drove on Top Gear!

Is it a Douglas TBL 600 Chris?>

I see they were allowed to take tv cameras into the factory for the government's latest political relaunch!

That sounds a bit grim, not some sort of Panorama-style documentary on airline safety is it Chris?

Exactly

Here is a working 732 displayed at the Cotswold Show in Cirencester:

Are you going to replace the single beacon with two beacons Paul?

A really neat finish too.

That looks like the one, good guesses all (super brochure Mark)!

I couldn't find the maker's plate and no longer have access to the machine, just these photos: 20, 40b, 302, any ideas? I couldn't work out if there was once meant to be a backhoe or compressor where that weight block now is. Number plate dates it to 1971/1972 and first registered in Somerset.

They'll be going to you for advice now Sue!

What make of paints did you use Paul, or is this a conversion you bought (I saw a very similar one on PDC's table at the Chris Whitehead show)?

Massey Ferguson 1450 round baler, thank you Paul

Quite a few trees down here. More rain expected tomorrow.

Wasn't Ferguson looking irate, hehe!

That's a smart 1690 you have DBFan (would LOVE to drive one of these, or a 94), and great to see all these 60s and 70s classics still earning their keep.

Very handsome machine that Deutz

Does anyone have a close-up of Andrew Anderson's yellow road roller, or any snaps of the real Valmet 6400?

Well that story has a potentially happy end to it by the sound of it-!