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Last for now. Axion rear:

Some interested spectators:

The imposing Xerion 3800 with Dan (Goodhead) for scale:

What a monster:

Cab view:

Ball & spoon hitch of the Xerion/Knight:

Bomford Tri-wing topper:

Massive 36' header on the Claas Terra Trac:

Both combines:

Claas Axion 840 on the smaller Knight:

Claas Ares 816 RZ:

Claas Ares 816 RZ on Bomford flail:

Ok just a few to fill in a few gaps really>

First up the well-used Ken Wotton:

Suton yard brush and behind it Xerion front weight block:

John Deere 8530 with Vaderstad Rapid A 800 S drill in the barn:

Another of this huge machine:

Seriously big wafer(?) weights for the Xerion:

Tidy Class scorpion rtth:

My Britains Ransomes Superfaun disintegrating, bloody fiddley  :'(

Britains TW25 boxed. The cab and floorplan are yellowing so I'm pondering replacing them with the parts on my other TW-25  \

no problem,im a painter and decorator full time,but evenings and weekends i work for a local contractor,his fleet is 2 fendt 818's 1 fendt 820 1 fendt 718,jd 6830 and finally and a big old beast for down here a mf 8450,and i get to drive all of them at sometime,so roll on the end of july!!!!,who are you working for?

Alongside part-time garden/grounds maintenance/unemployment I occasionly volunteer for this small community farm slash smallholding, only 50 acres total, just doing it for the experience really. He has two small tractors, an International 874 and a David Brown 995. Yesterday he had the contractor in baling on his own 6800 and NH 376.

keep at it mate,although i grew up with 3 uncles who farmed,i didnt actually start driving properly until about your age,you just need somebody who will give you a bit of time and trust and you will be away,within 3 years i was on quadtracs with velcourt farms,so keep going

Thanks for your support paulali!

Helping out with the haymaking. Mostly involved throwing bales onto the stack and standing on the accumulator & opening release gate when necessary. I did get to cart one load back to the barn but generally took a back seat to the more experienced drivers Oh well one day maybe..

double pay.  ;D

Where are you working now Alex? Did you get that tractor job?

north yorkshire - i havnt shown any pictures of my 6920 yet 

Doh, so you haven't -that's a 6530!

Picking up bales

That's a good range of machinery, I especially like the 69 Deere! Whereabouts are you?

Had a little go on the 785 and Haybob (supervised as I haven't used a pto for over a year and my first time on the 'bob), the last turn before final row up, and later hitched a ride on 995 doing the same at another site. At some point I'll create my own photo/video thread for this.

Ian Vallance, a lawyer and partner with Victor Ages Vallance, wearing only a borrowed suit jacket, stands outside his office building at 112 Lisgar.

My question is why he had to borrow a jacket? did he go to work naked? and if not where are his clothes? I hope if he is married his wife doesn't see this photo HAHA

He doesn't seem too ashamed for it does he?

My laugh came from this bloke's latest midnight ramblings: http://sleeptalkinman.blogspot.com/

That's a shame mate, until further notice or have you been given a date?

The former, I've no idea what the problem is but I figure now is not the right time to enquire.

Another thing that has me spitting nails is my $%&45&^ internet connection, just missed 2 essential listings i was watching because the was a "problem loading page". **** that

Some big problem on the farm I'm hoping to work on so interview posponed

Case 785XL with a Kuhn GMD 55 disc mower cutting for hay on the farm where I volunteer. I'll be tedding it later.

Only thing of interest: replacing half a dozen haybob tines (and getting cut knuckles in the process)

That 135 is an excellent model Mark, I can't stop looking at it

Today my Alfa Laval vacuum arrived, mint in a pretty decent box.

What scale is the massey?

Cheeky little begger  >

Thought of a new use for my bill hook

From a carboot sale today Ertl JD 3350 missing the cab £1, Britains Land Rover, horsebox, MF muckspreader, Bauer slurry tanker and Lely tedder for spares £2.50 and a Corgi Ford Escort van (going to strip it down and respray it and make it into a tractor dealers van) 25p.

Much better than I did- £5 Britains military helicopter missing pilots, controls and litters/caskets. But it was Britains in a car boot, a rare occurance 'round these parts.

Strimming and blowing our drive

Ford 7600 with twin axle trailer and a Matbro loading wrapped round bales onto it.