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Uh well not exactly. I've yet to take the basic op and handling course they run at the RAC. An uncle said I could have a go on his old DB but I'm still waiting

That's called a subsoiler isn't it? Look just like the real thing

Stevo what skills,qualifications you need to become a contract worker?

Another hurricane in the Atlantic

Is a scraper tractor used mainly for yard work?

Will a Nissan Almera with the seats folded down do?

How much will there be to buy? Do people usually bring empty boxes and containers for their purchases?

Cheers

What do you use as cut silage? The green floss I put in my trailers is too grainy and falls out the back..

Though not on the 595s as the cab gets in the way of the handle

County 1004 in mid-Wales. It had no trouble pulling down one of the conifers in the background.

Searching Gloucester Antiques centre for you-know-what.

But that's an Oliver!

Keep an eye on this one: http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/1991-92-Britains-Same-Galaxy-170-No9503-ExIB_W0QQitemZ380070836663QQcmdZViewItem?hash=item380070836663&_trkparms=72%3A1301%7C39%3A1%7C66%3A2%7C65%3A12%7C240%3A1318&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

I plead guilty to a moment of insanity. I recently forked out #18 on a bale fork conversion, essentially (but skillfully) constructed from metal buck rake parts But this came shortly after another seller offered me a mint 1st ed MF 760 combine for #15 (after it wouldn't sell), which eased my conscience enough to bid more than I normally would...

I've only ever seen tw35 conversions into this model, never the real thing. When was it made and what was the catalogue number?

Thanks Ploughmaster. I'd never previously heard of the 8830, it sounds pretty darn rare I want one!

What is the best match for a Britains Bamfords baler? I've got a new chute for it and it's a plastic cream.

Most TW 35 powerfarm releases seem glass-free, but I've noticed a couple with the 5610 glass. Is this typical? Most of the boxed TW25s and 8730s seem to have glass, but some unboxed examples on Ebay don't. Any help greatly appreciated!

Very special, my younger self would be green with envy! One thing... your farmyard looks very clean! How about some muddy track marks, stagnant pools, maybe a manure pile here or there; perhaps covered in black plastic and tyres? Keep up the good work.

It's a good idea to compare prices using all of these sites and then bid at or around the going rate (postage included).

I think the lorry flatbeds have bigger axles. The cotton cords on mine wouldn't stretch far enough to fit into the bales.

Good question, I'll get back to you on that.

Here I decided to tie down only the rear two bales: