Belarusfan

Wonderful Really nice

Very nice phots :) Interesting to see some more, I saw my first on Tuesday

Happy Birthday

Beautiful tractor

Why not just buy a dexta or something

Very nice photos Texas, what part of the Netherlands are you from?

Maybe they're doing something wrong if they don't like photos being taken : Mind you, you do get some who are just miserable \ Take them anyway untill you get told to stop As long as you stay on the footpath

Lovely photos :) However, do some seem restored to 'better than new' condition? \ Like nuts and bolts being silver and not painted as would be expected etc.? How did they come new?

I think the bonnet shape looks good

Nice idea Something a bit unusal About the camera- I doubt you need a new one, sounds silly but are you using the close up setting (if it has one) at all? The icon for it often looks a little like a flower such as a tulip

Yep

Started at 10:30, finished 11:30 The Sunday just gone

Thanks for all the comments :) Mostly around Sleaford, and then the planting was near Sutton Bridge on the way back.

http://www.uzeltraktor.com

I'm sure someone can add to that

Excellent photography

Was there not some Case IH - Dania tie up somewhere along the way?

Exactly

Thanks Erm, well it was the first time I've used this camera in the dark and was a bit different to the other one so I had a bit of an experiment myself. If your camera has any 'ISO' settings then set these to the highest possible. Also, if you can rest the camera on something (I used a tripod last night- often use fences or anything like that if it's to hand though ) it will be a lot clearer as the slightest movement causes huge distortions as the camera's shutter is open for such a long time. If they stop at all like when about to reverse take the photo then as opposed to when its moving I'm afraid it's fairly new to me this night work- thats just what I figured out anyway.

Please don't take this as gospel, but if anyone is interested I *believe* the story is that the Crystals were built in the Zetor (later ZTS) factory in what is now Slovakia. The tractors were developed jointly with Ursus, each company supplying engineers. The Ursus tractors were built in Poland to help develop the production of larger tractors, with Zetor supplying quite a few components (I used to know which but have forgotten ) and Ursus supplying parts back to Zetor in exchange.

The Zetor doors opened forwards and the Ursus backwards :) Very nice tractors in my view, not that I've ever driven one \ Made in separate factories I believe.

haha ;D;D

Thanks Haha indeed, be prepared

as the subject says : Somewhere in the pics is a PMC 979-AT and an FMC 979

Bonhill-Fortschritt Cheap and VERY interesting