CMB

Hi sean & family

                      im Sorry to hear your sad news and as always thinking of you guys at this sad time. I dont think there is anything else i can say that hasn't already been said.

I am sorry I did not reply before I had been busy and not logged on for nearly a week and found this sad news when I went back a page.

                                                        Kind Regards

                                                                          Robert

I second that, this has been uncomfortable reading as it closely mirrors a recent personal tradegy of my own and am finding it equally hard to post. It's good to know you have folks around you in these sad days Sean and heart warming to read all the supportive posts.

Sincerest condolences,

Chris

The elevator is missing it's towbar and the decals might be reproductions. My animal trailer is now complete, having replaced the chassis and white floor with ones in better condition and adding the cow.

Loving it so far!

Britains beast trailer minus the beast!

valtra 8550 and nc dump trailer

a wrecked tw 25 and chieftain low loader

a jcb rubber duck

NH 8360 & small cargo trailer

10/10 and an excellent photo reference for whenever I want to tidy up my one! 

Had a wee bonfire this afternoon..........

Apologies for the picture quality,......anyone for a barbeque.....

Thats a lovely scene , where are you?

So sorry mate, it's a familiar and depressing read

I love the 'nose to nose' Deere's!

Not John Netles I hope... I loved him in Bergerac 

End of series episode of Midsomer Murders, now that I'd watch!

Boxed: Chevvy pickup, Ford Skip Lorry, red/yellow Farmhand baler, Claas trailer. Unboxed: a '60s Greenhouse.

the price is certainly quite good. It looks to be in pristine condition, definately when you look at the rims which dont look discoulored at all. The decals look like replacements though. Nevertheless, congrats with your newest addition.. looking fine!

No I'm sure these are original, though there don't seem to be many with the '6600' at the back and 'Ford' in front (a quick search only revealed Bill's and this one: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=370357817095&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT)

Out with the strimmer to attack nettles.

What are the little antenna on the front for?

This little baby:

Unfortunately boxless but at £21 including postage, I'm happy

That 3680 is the earlier 'white' version made between 1991 and 1995.

Thanks lads! 

If the Major one is anything like the Bomford one my mate uses where I used to work then it will chew through anything.......so far he's had a dead sheep and a set of cambridge rolls through it that the game keeper left laying about, was only the frame left of them after he hit them, no damage to the mower either

:of :of   I guess it pays to have a quick once round the margins before cutting starts, I would never dream of running a mover old or new over any of the above if I could help it!

someone famous in his Massey and trailer carting carrots i think??  ;) ;)

Did you notice a trail of carrots behind?

Has anyone seen this figure before?:

With her palms held flat like that and shoulder height it looks to me like she's feeding a pony, but I couldn't see the figure in any of the seventies equestrian sets. Sure it's post-Herald though.

Aston car boot cancelled due to the weather ~(well i assume it was..), so I've been taking photos ready for listing on Ebay.

I'm glad I'm not at Badminton Harvey, it looks miserable! (though on the news I did see several tractors including a muddy NH pulling punters out of the mire )

Might have to get myself a few UH models, these looks the business!

These Two  Siku blackline JCB Fastrac LTD edition £30 and Siku JD Tree harvester £42

both on ebay

cant see them Mike

Try the forum's resident weathering expert Fendthead: http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,24936.0.html