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My new britains John Deere 3350, very impressed with it 10 out of 10 for britains. certainly a major step forward for the company, my only complaint is these new models are starting to make my collection of older britains models look more and more dodgey!!.

 

 

 

I still prefer the original hitch   

thanks joe,im really pleased with the jcb one,i  actually made a suggestion,and they liked it and acted on it !!

Is that an in-house model or is it UH or another make?

I'm off to the land of Fiat, Same and Lamborghini tomorrow.

leley juno wandering off its tracks..(silage pusher) £12,000 pile off crap/pain in the arse

A hand-held scraper or brush should be an adequate replacement, and £11,980 cheaper

Wife's on the case Tim but right now she's stumped and she's way more clued up than me . She's found some of my pics on her profile which now seems to have come back after some tinkering but not all of them and my account's still effectively blank sheet new ? I gave up after 20 mins trying , she will go all night unless i stop her ( which i will after the film i want to watch is finished )as she loves to solve problems like this

 Sounds horiffic Sean (and that reminds me I really need to backup my files)

Had a good day today out at Widecombe fair, drove out one of my tractors, about 15 miles each way, had first in class, post-1965. Was heaving with people. Met this chap and had a good chat and a laugh with him, the one in the hat.

 

 

 

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Did you take any other photos of the event, competitor's machines etc?

Stihl 18" chainsaw and 24" hedge trimmer.

Hi Chris, the red buckrake, Vaderstad rollers and combination seed drill cost me £15.00

Hmm, the equivalent on an auction site would fetch about £150 for toys in that condition. I may have to pay Exeter Toyfair a visit one of these days .

Here are my purchases from Exeter toyfair today.

 

A red (unboxed) Grays buckrake, and how much did that set you back Mark? 

tidied out the shed, been putting it off all summer, two wheelie bin loads of crap for the bin man, can see my work bench again ha ha!

Exactly what I was doing but in the garage, hanging tools on the wall

Popped into Lister Wilder today as I was collecting topsoil next door, and snapped several flagship machines that were outside:

The dear lady who has bought my house now has a double-glazed window to replace!  An flying pebble has trashed a panel in my back door.  Oh dear what a shame - the building is now her responsibility and my insurance no longer applies!

Ooh that is wicked Sue! Don't go overboard with the "accidents" though as it may start to look like you are deliberately vandalising the property! 

I used to have scores of the buggers sitting idly around after their rides were wrecked, shame I sold most of them/gave them away.

Old Oliver followed by (I think) a Roadless 75 just at the bottom of my lane on the A419. Nearly crashed the car I was so surprised and delighted!   Fumbled for the camera but it was in film mode

Cat dismembering a mouse on my floor while I was out, me discovering the remainder at 1:30am and nothing to clean it up with. Most displeased.

Blizzard conditions and black ice here in Stroud

Was hoping to do some tedding today but someone else got the gig so I've been strimming the lane instead. Bale throwing tomorrow.

I'm following the big red shed build with interest 

Sprayed the neighbour's paddock

Happy Birthday David, keep snapping away till your hands bleed!

More to the point, when do I get my money back Mandy!!!!

 

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What a complete arse, send me his details and i'll send Tris round!!!  

What will he make of a little guy in a matchbox?

Ah just a little capillary fountain then

For the first time in 6 years of trading I'm on the verge of falling out with a customer. Firstly, even after sending them a tracking number and assuring them that their order was on its way they went ahead and lodged a claim with Paypal. Then after receiving their order, they told me they didn't want bales because they were too big - no problem I say, as we offer a no quibble return policy. However, they return them with one completely pulled apart and destroyed. When I queried this they said also they thought they should have silage inside of them. Plus having sent the order out twice already because they claim not to have received it the first time, they suddenly decide to return a whole load of other things, which makes me highly suspicious that the other order has turned up and they think they can pull as fast one and get money back by returning anything they have duplicates of. As I said, normally I don't hesitate with returns - we all make purchasing mistakes, but there's something not stacking up here. I think if he'd shown some interest in trying to sort things out amicably before going straight to PayPal (I texted, emailed and tried to phone him without receiving a reply) his story would've be more plausible - or is motherhood making me more defensive?

What an absolute pr*ck

just this and that at work until 2 pm when I decided for no particular reason to try and remove the end of one of my fingers with a hacksaw   que emergency running repairs with bt plaster no2, or blue rag and electrical tape ,to finish the job, then a proper running repair ,sues just put a fresh dressing on it, certainly not as bad as shes saying, she wanted to put the flap of skin on it until I pointed out that was somewhere on the floor in liskeard   :laugh:        weird thing is it didn't hurt, or bleed for about 20 mins either until I knocked it again doing something else

 Then presumably you got a doctor to look at it? 

Amputated a poor toad today