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Loading lime in the 414S with small bucket, as the big one was out with the Lodall 536 60 Wattsy out with the KRM Bredal First steps...With mum keeping a watchful eye A Massey Ferguson 1505 at Royal Cornwall which is rare down here. Driving back the road in the 414s, the sky looked more colourful than this picture

Myself & Steve out spreading compost over first cut silage. Case CS110 loading us up. On a well earnt break Lovely sight to end your day Nearly gone Something different. Lamborghini Premium 1060 on additive duties.

The control box for my McHale 991 Here's this years outfit! 6530, 991BE and the front wrap carrier. And myself and Morgan, A* wrapping & stacking! Without front carrier. End of a long day...Start of a long night Rubbish photo, but about 3:30am, still flat on it!

7530 looking at home carting first cut in May. 6930 on the job too. The 1999 John Deere 6750 loading one of the hire tractors and 8Ton Griffiths. A nice trailed outfit I spotted whilst navigating narrow lanes with my wrapping combination Matey wanted to cut costs down and have a bit of fun at the same time, so his Same Explorer was used on one of 2 Reco Mengele LW700 forage wagons. Both still in frequent use! And he raked his own 'manageable rows' using this beauty Having a well earned summer break away from the scraper!

A different side to the grass. Our John Deere 6820 out with the McHale Fusion A Tidy restored MF 565 on straw chopping dutys with a Taarup. My 6530 on the 8 rotor Kuhn GF A farms Case 944XL with Vicon Mower, still working hard

Silage now, the best pictures from about 150! First up Granfer with the 6530 & Krone Swadro 1250. Sunset on the go 7350i Prodrive Fendt 818 on the AS. Massey 5475 coming up the long hill

Right, as promised, pictures. Sit back, and relax, got quite a few to come Starting off on the slurry. Using the Abbey 2000R as a ferry tanker to the Joskin (Better pictures)

Matey driving looks about 15! Good pictures Noel.

You drove there with the glasses on? :D :D Even better, I bet you made half of Cambridge let out a little bit of wee!

I could scan it if I had a scanner Shall I take a picture of it?

Ah...not what I thought it was. It's a genuine 1988/1989 MF brochure with a picture of a MF 610 forage harvester on the front, talking about MF Finance and interests rate etc. On the back is pictures of... a 828 MF Chamber baler 700 Trailer 610 forage harvester a 510 air drill 500 corn drill (Like the britians one) 165 mower conditioner (Looks to me like a resprayed PZ model) a 788 Power harrow Cultivator, Disc harrows, Haybobs and a 784? Drum mower. And at the top a quick summary of the 300 series, the 3000 series and the 3600 series.

I'll go up in the loft quickly and browse for you Mr C

:D :D Pure genious, A* Parenting at it's best! Top bloke!!!

Ah i'm with you, so same effect as independant brakes on a tractor, but oil fed like a skiddy

I've got a brochure of a Massey Ferguson forage harvester. Fairly new mind, probably 1996-98 somewhere around there.

Got the next 3 days off 'If I want' or I can go in 'If I want' Choice shifts! Oh and my cars booked on for a front end respray in 3 weeks

Booked my car in for a front end respray and the hole it left in my wallet, deary me. Honestly Barry could use it as a front room :'(

Mart how does the Maxi-Swather turn? It looks like it has trolley wheels on the back? Nice pictures though!

Nice outfit and brilliantly took photos Nice to see the driver of the 7810 has a 'Nothing Runs Like A Deere' metal sign in his tractor like mine

Good pictures Mart, they look some trailers!

That's sad Colm, surely someone wants her, seems like a bit of a legendery gem if you ask me. Reminds me of a farmer near me who has a 6cyl Fordson Major with a bus engine in it, and that does 45mph and sounds like something you've never heard before. But havn't seen that for a good 2 years \

Right I prmise I shall get pictures up at the weekend, my camera is exploding at the seams!! A mix of everything coming up, and I mean everything!!

Lovely clear working shots And it's a New Holland, couldn't ask for more

Looks like an actual production model Paul! Absolutely 100% Spot on!

Love them, look very well built. Needs a bit of Deere power up front though!