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Norscot Challenger MT765C

Marge Ford 7610 Gen 1 and 2 both 2WD

Schuco Fendt 724

Replicagri IH 845XL

Wiking Class weight set.

Returned from LAMMA with me today.

  Yes and no. We've one with internall, one with external.

  Had same problem with mine. Think I removed toplink pin, then fitted it to lower links and GENTLY eased it into place and fitted new toplink pin. Not sure if PTO went under or over but can look later. Hope this helps.

  I had one do the same couple of years ago. Hadn't been boxed though. Assumed it was same problem as some of the older wheels. Belts were all slime and frame just fell to bits at slitest touch.

  2 degrees outside of cab at moment. First ice on car for me this morning. Above the mist not a cloud in the sky just a very bright sun.

  If its anything like my 6930 its internal. Otherwise about halfway along right side if cab.

    Britains. JD8295R

                        8360R

  Ros, Grimme GT 170

  Wiking  JD 7430 with loader.

    Got mine on a UH Class 640. Also had it on a UH 6090 NH. Took the A frame adapter off for both of these.

It is indeed a mobile washing plant. Your spot on.

    In the words of Mr Simpson.

    WOO HOO.  And talking of things Simpson, is it based around a HOLMER beat harvester.

  Is it a mobile washing plant. Looks like its not actually lifting but being fed by a harvester.

  120ac is the biggest we had on here at one time. Very rare it ever got worked as one thou.

  That's the problem, scrap is good at the moment. Took a couple of old batteries also. They entered the yard by driving through a fresh planted hedge then across a winter been field. The weights were on a pallet attached to a base weight and a-frame. They unbolted them and left the base and frame.

  Tuesday night a set of 14 JD 40kg weights + 4  other weights were taken from one of our yards.

Cant wait to get my hands on it and see how good it is, one question are the front weights removable?

Yes they are. The whole lot slides out on two pegs same as on the bigger fiats.

  Woodlands farm (Kirton)Ltd. 3000 ish organic acre's.

Superb Tim, thanks for taking the time to do them  [img alt=]http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/Smileys/default/kiss.gif

  No problem Barry. Glad to be of some help.

I see that's from Burdens mate, whereabouts was this? I was at Burdens in sutterton this morning 

  Yes Josh it was from Burdens, I work on a farm just out of Sutterton.

  Have driven 8-00, 20 and 30 series and can't recall there being a huge amount of difference. Main one being the roof. Apart from the thickness of it, the 00s had the front work lights moulded into it and the 20s didn't. The finner roof came along with the 30s. The front side light/ indicator stem may also be different as would be any other work lights. The cab steps were also different on the 00s as was the mudguard shape. I've plenty of photo's of an 8420 if they are any use to you.

  Yes, at Spalding Andy. They have got it in as a demonstrator. Compaired to the standard colour one's it did look smart.

  UH Black 8650

  UH Black 7499

  UH Black 5470 Faughi

  Look what i found today.

    Think i know the place. About five minutes on the A17 from mine. Also were my car ended up when it got pinched the other year.

I'm moving house next week and will only be living 10 minutes away from spalding,so I should have no excuses not to be at this show

  Where abouts are you going to be? as only just out of Spalding myself.

It would be interesting to know the cost of plastic and net for that much

So far I have done about 1500 bales and used about 5 rolls of net and about 100 rolls of plastic. That comes to about £6000.

cant be too many farms making silage near you once you get on the wolds you find more

Nope not to many as you say. We sell a fair bit of our clover lays to a couple of local beef yards which they get baled themselves.

  Used to have contractor to do the lot. But that still involved up to three of us loading in the field and carting in as they only had a static wrapper in the yard. After 2/3 years of poor service from them it was decided to get our own baler and mower, though the mower was put on hold. We now use a different contractor to do the mowing who also brings in the dung and spreads it. The next problem is that they are over loaded with mowing and are struggling to get to us so we shall have to wait and see.