Rhysmassey135

Thank you mate you learn something new everyday, your brother might noit be to pleased if he heard that

horses? \ how many?

thanks for all your help, well appreciated

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thanks a lot, i could use 1 of them

now then lets see, on the way to school the bus passed a 6920 and 3050 JD both with bomford hedgecutters, instead of doing work then i was watchin the farm next door to school inject slurry with a class ares 697 then on the way home i spotted a TS115 and mchale fusion, o and of course my pride and joy.... the 135

any pictures of the forklifts mate? they'd be appreciated

thats a hell of a nice looking model.... but 475 euros \ bit to much for me im afraid

yes but if siku/britains/UH made a shorter more modern 1 they would sell like hotcakes dont you think? o and nice model by the way

deffo the kuhn mower and maybe the valtra, not sure yet though, as my brother has the UH T190 im sure he could let me lend

a forkilft would be a good idea, good for unloading and loading into/from tight sheds

youve got plenty of room there for a big layout what farm is it going to be? arable? dairy? ...

thats 1 smart looking model its amazing how much difference a new set of wheels can make

nice, pictures of your bales please

its looking smart mate

post knocker or abbey style tanker

well as you all know.... a bit of dry weather everyones outside busy

a few more recent pictures of the farm

its looking tidy mate good setup

ye my next projects are going to be either a workshop or cubicle shed, and some grass mats when i go into town next

id love a 1/32 scale version of that massey van

it was the dogs fault ok il have a look, thanks for your help

moved about 30 tonnes with the old 135 and 4 tonne tipping trailer she isnt to good on the brakes with 4 tonne behind her

dont EVER leave delicate models on the floor :'(, suggestions for gluing the hitch back on? i was thinking of super glue but im not sure \

thats a nice setup you got there mate