Marmitemania

I like the custom exhausts on the 2680 and the Valmet, very nice collection.

Great pictures Mart and thanks for sharing, you say fertilizer is dropped into the trailers, it looks like most of it has been dropped on the docks Im surprised the health and saftey or enviromental agency gestapo haven't picked up on that saying its an enviromental hazard or something stupid like that.

Great pictures of a nice looking tractor, I like the second from last with the sun glinting of the bonnet, I hope she will be kept like that.

Your right Johnny Its a Kirovet K700 with around 220 BHP, its amazing what you can find with the click of a mouse.

Never seen a tractor like it but I bet its Russian.

Thanks marky

Just picked this story up and it sickens me, now if the farmer had shot one of these vile pieces of subhuman scum there would have been hell to pay, the tree hugging human rights lefties would be up in arms baying that all the nasty guns be banned, and that he should be locked away, well im sorry if someone broke into my property I would confront them with my gun and if i thought my life was in danger I would let them have it as it seems its a dog eat dog world nowadays. I do belive we should bring back capital punishment for lowlifes like these, when its an open and shut case that is completely watertight they should be strung up and not put inside costing the taxpayers thousands to rehabilitate someone that will never be any good.

Britains MF 2680 complete except exhaust from E bay £3.19 well you can never have enough masseys can you and I only have 8 2680's

Sold one of my many motors today without even trying, my 827 was sitting in the yard whilst awaiting a new home and my boss spotted it and asked about it I said I was going stick it on E bay for £250 buy it now as it has no M.O.T or £300 with M.O.T but its low milage and is quite a rare car being manual gearbox, anyway he said We can have it as another pool car for the site agents to use whilest there vehicles are being repaired he's paying me £300 for it and the workshops paying for the M.O.T so happy days all round and I still get to keep the car almost.

In one of CO-OP's fields today I saw a JD looked like a 7810 but was right in the middle of the field, with a Vaderstad drill behind it, and in the gateway to the field was their trusty old TW35 with and Accord on the back. why would there be two tractors in the same field both with drills?

I really like the look of the JD David I think that will be a purchase for me, some other nice buys you have there especially the Same, but they are not for me as I stick stictly to Britains and very occasionally an Ertl but then if its the same as a Britains and is a special.

Well today I ave bin mostly mucking out the Rabbits, mucking out the bloody fish and just having a general tidy about the garden. I need to make room for something which I will post about on whats your latest General purchase.

Thanks Nick looks like you had a good haul to, I really like the Schmitz trailer.

Just thinking about the Case in metalic I purchased did anyone else spot the other one for sale at £190.00

Finally my bargin of the day, I found this boxed and totally mint Claas Valmet under the german chaps table in the big hall for wait for it £5, looking at it it does not look as if it has been out of the box, only catch is the box although good condition is slightly faded and the main problem it has no cab! So if anyone has a spare Valmet cab not fussed what colour the coloured bits are, I would be looking to buy it.

You can never have to many 760's especially when its a nice boxed one for £30, it can keep the other 4 company but none of them are boxed.

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Quite impressed with the new Massey even though my cab was not clipped on properly, is it just me or does anyone else think the back wheels are very close to the mudguards.

Here is my haul for today, not much as a big chunk of wedge went on this....

Hamleys is the only toyshop I know in London, I would have thought they would have a reasonable selection, I personally avoid London like the plauge, just be carefull while you are there.

Sounds like a bargin, looking forward to the pictures, does she have a log book or number plates?

No revised it £1250.

I think you may have stolen it for £1100.

Thanks for the pictures Sascha, nice to see the old tractors and even a horse working. The Eicher with the white saftey frame and front grille gaurd looks very smart.

Thanks for sharing some great photos Brian, I think the County would have to be my pick, closely followed by the 4055, for the oldtimers I would have the mint looking IH B414, I can see the layout is compromised by the pens, I cant see it being a huge effort to move them I would have thought most would just unbolt or lift out the ground, at worst you would still have the odd post left in but it would make it a much more usable area, the flip side to the tractors being inside is you would still be able to enjoy them if the weather turned foul, which it usually does.