Paul Palmer

Uh David Brown 1490 and a britains David Brown 1210 for its rear wheels to go on the 1490

First bale done, 11 to go

Start of the first ever bit of tractor driving i did at my uncles farm,my uncle had an old pallet which slipped over the link arms on his ford 4000 which was loaded with straw bales from the barn, drive through the yard and up to the field where the cows were housed, so painted and weathered a pallet,bales to make more realistic

Thought you would know Simon thankyou, is it an international or a case ih you have

Thanks Sean

Ok thanks Joe

Grill and exhaust are different and the rear mudguards i think

I think the 885 was uk built Joe closest i can see is the 844 from replicagri

What is the nearest replicagri ih tractor to the uk sold 885XL?

Silage is a go down here,Saltash to Callington road fields cut and seen a field being picked up

More great builds John

Cant think who done it Ian,not the same person who did the 188 cab though

And sheds on other side of the road

Change of era and marque, masseys today

Nice one Ian

Will it be older models based Ian?

That is fantastic Ian what a set up you have there

Nice one Andy, like the black wheels👍

No problem Andy👍

😂no the siku driver went in with no damage, my tip is get a warm hair dryer over the driver which makes him more pliable and easier to get in Phil

Nice big kit up your way Andy

Hi Andy first remove rear wheels then unscrew the cab via the screws underneath the rear mudguards,pop bonnet off and remove screw then put the driver in, britains drivers are smaller than siku drivers and fit in easier than the siku ones👍

Fantastic Ian

Its a siku one Phil in the T7 above, a britains driver in the T7.300

Out drilling with the accord today, gambling on drilling beans this late