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Hooked up a silage trailer tonight ready for this weekend, very busy time coming up

Looking good, but i'm not sure the 6000 series cab compliments it well \ Just my opinion. The actual 7000 series cab looks different. Not taking anything away from you, no-one seems to of managed an exact cab replica as such on any 7810's i've seen. Some people use a MX135 cab, it's a tough one. Rest looks spot on though, don't let my neagtivity put you off

:D :D Does that make me one too Rick

Had a nice long evening power harrowing to get on with. 10-11pm jobby, but got rained off \

Powerharrowing today for under-plastic maize, been using the bout to keep it nice and straight

Had the 6530 on the 3m power harrow for the last 3 days, running it at 1000rpm going up and down very hilly fields. Doing the engine some good It'll open itself up proper mannor at this rate! My 6320 did last year, ended up being 119hp!

That's no good for us silage boys Holmes

The silage I was meant to be doing yesterday was picked up minus me on trailers, I had to go power harrowing.

Mine laid victim to an 'Insurance right off' back in the late 90's :( I really should get another MIB for the collection.

Who did you scare off Luke? Thanks for your support on the Winnibago's!

I'm just saying from a contractors point of view, and the amount of hours you spend in the cab and the luxury needed after working 20+ hour shifts a day in peak summer, you expect to be given a fairly well equipped tractor. Hence me saying SE's are usually more suited to farmers.

Hi Massey Boys Mum, I'm Luke & I also HATE Winnibago's. They are slow, driven by people who shouldn't be capable of being in posession of a smart car, ALWAYS in the way or being in the direction your heading. And can never decide which way they are going, usually indicating left and turning right Working for pretty much Devon's Biggest Contractor <- (Subtle plug there) we hate this time of the year, partly because of holiday makers insisting on bringing a house to Devon. There's no need, it holds everyone up and your disliked by the whole community. Thanks, Many Regards, Luke Do you think I scared them off? \

Nice pictures Mr Ol Love the 8910, very clean! Do you see many of the 'Oversize' signs on farm machinery around your way then?

They nearly had 'Kuhn' imprinted in their 330i I knw that much Yeah, the caravanners are out in force now Sean, I saw a German motorhome today in the middle of the road on 3 wheels with a chap from AA looking rather confused! *Note to all holiday makers, check wheel nuts before blocking up our countryside*

Meeting foreigners on a tight spot of road with a 3m power harrow with over-hanging bout markers. Their cars must be different to ours as i'm sure they didn't have a reverse gear

Thanks Colm, Been a while hasn't it! I plan to be with you a bit more this year

I have a bamfords BL58 with yellow wheels, Didn't thnk it was rare! No box though.

Looks too small to be a 6290, maybe a 6265? Apart from that, good work!

The fact the interiors are rubbish, they're missing things like intermittant wipers, a clock, lack of work lights, no TLS, black plastics around the cab, no over-head storgage, smaller rear axles, and other things like smaller top link etc, you get the picture

New Jcb 416s (when it finally arrives) 3 Siku Krampe trailers (If you can help me PM me ) Siku Kuhn front mower

That would be a no then :D

Still no 416s then, Won't be here in time for first cut :'(

I wondered if K.S Coles travelled down your way, they have 7020 Deere's and a Fendt 936.

Interesting, normally contractors have Premiums and by-pass the SE's. Oh if it's White's it wasn't who I thought it was. I don't know alot about potatos, so what's next, spraying?

We're supposed to be picking up sialge tomorrow, 150 acres is being cut down as I type. Maybe he's seen some different weather to what I have?