DM Farm Model's

im hear !

website is getting a little update at the minute

DM Farm Models will be there in full force

the most complex build i have done to date works just as the real machine does

head stock turns, pto turns, drawbar moves in and out, stand is movable, bx auto swather belt lifts and lowers, and the main thing the mower lifts and lowers in and out of the grass

Taarup / Kverneland Mowers

Taarup 4232 LT

Taarup 4232 LT + BX Auto-swather

Nice model ..we got on on the keenan 170

thanks mate handy little tractor

beside my 110-90

both stainless steel straights fitted

more

on the vicon

NEWHOLLAND TS110

will soon be available from DM Farm Model's

Prototype model

show went well plenty of orders to keep busy too Christmas  ;) 

ill be at the show this time not long now 

Thats a mighty job

ha, with all that rain?    sure that ban extension was a bluff anyhu, if the department got ya spreading they came out an did an audit til inspect your tanks an see if you had 24 weeks storage, which not many men have!

well when ther comes a dry day davey youve a long enough pipe for her to sink the tank 

tanker looks very well lad made one my self but only had one bracket at the top ... top job

DM Farm Models will be attending the show with plentaly of stuff 

I'd say Kinsella is your man

i would think so 

going slightly off the topic but does any one have any info on sponzing sheep to bring them into heat ?? if done on a batch of sheep they will go to the ram at the same time and have a tighter lambing times ??

how many of the models will be made are these limited edition (i dont mean the weatherd ones) ??

mighty looking kane there mate 

what size is the parlor is that ol  takes a good while to milk them ?

ive had a few sheep for a few years now they are always out doors up until the lambing they usualy get fed once a day just to keep them used flolling the bucket and you can get a good look at them to see for any problems.... 

about a week or two before the lambing depeding on the weather they all come in and be fed siliage from the clamp, hay and meal the usualy be brought in at nights after the lambing with the lambs as i keep charlie sheep and arnt as hardi in bad weather as they havent much wool ..

on the second post lad 

well first get your part i dont know what it is so you will have to find out what way to make a mould around it i usually use lego blacks to make a box for the rubber mould pour , suspend the part in the compartment made from Lego then pour the liquid rubber aroung it make sure you have thought of a way of getting the part out of the mould you can make slits in the moulds when cured    then just pour

John,plenty of info here http://www.tomps.com/shop/pages.php?pID=32

for various resin's etc,casting is fairly  easy,but NEVER mix to much CATALYST into the resin,it WILL SELF IGNITE,due to the fact it is Organic Peroxide,or what Hitler used to power his V Rocket's,and the best way to remove air bubbles is to use a vacuum chamber,no I don't have one either 

Regards

Joe.

im now getting my casting done with a professional he says that the only way is to have a vacume chamber for the liquid rubber and then a high pressure chamber for  the liquid resin in the moulds the hight pressure forces the air out of the moulds he says and there perfect