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good result dan , well good :)

getting a little impatient are we luke ? :D :D

Well the quicker you start cleaning out cambridge with that mill baler , you'll have lots more room :D

you know mark you really ought to get out & see pops & while yer there, track some of this stuff down to see if it's worth importing, after all you have the leaflets , wouldnt it be great if you had the machines to go with them , even better , we have the coldridge collecton in devon , you could have the histon collection your end

i wonder how much it would cost for a dealer in the us to find one & import it over here ?

ah so it won't all be 'new brick' everywhere then, shame some of them wernt listed, as would have been nice to see them restored back to how they should have been

i bet you were torn between big smiles & sadness to be back there jas could none of the older stone building be converted to barn conversions jas or is the bigger call for more 'affordable new housing '

erm ....? i'm sure the others will join me in saying we're glad you got yer bits sorted pop's but please don't do that to us again \ :D like the tractor rick :)

about time you did then dan , be a bit like an options list :)

thats probably why it runs as well as it does , real nice crisp exhaust note to it john , smooth running & very responsive, it needs very little in the way of a heat if any to start & doesn't spend forever & a day turning over to fire up :)

bit of a tip for the windows on the 3080 johny,instead of the thinner clear plastic that would go on the inside , i did one once & scribed the window shape onto a CD case then inserted them into place with the help of a small ammount of glue

was a good drive home colm, &was glad to see it where i can get to it as & when i want to think simon would have the upper hand jdm , but simons tractor will suit him well seeing as he'll actually give it some serious work , the 31 he bought looks a nice tractor & well looked after thanks kev , i thought the hat suited me as for the overalls , either my stomach got smaller on the trip home or the overalls had stretched as they were getting quite comfortable by the time i took them off Ben for the record mate she's done 1407 recorded hours , so the numpty can go mate of course there is the danger it's on the second time round the clock :D :D but the engine sounds & runs sweet as a nut

well this is a fine howd ya do isn't it ? have a go at me for so called dissing the deere & then takes more pics of the massey that brings it home than the very tractor he's just bought ??? :D

job done mate

another amazing bit of work there dan , think you,gav , FP, & thomas have this lark down to a T

obviously :D thank you mandy

at the moment , she's all parked up under the fir trees at mads dads, so i supose the first job will be to tow start his zetor :D :D as for parts i'll pm you in the week

it took us 1.5 hrs to get home & the distance was about 25 miles so not bad going really, it certainly didn't feel like 1.5 hrs , but like all things , time flys when yer haveing fun thanks mark, brakes were ok , but not great & no the windscreen wiper didn't work , but it didn't rain all the way home

well to be honest mate , it's been16 years since i wore them last these i knew they wouldn't fit over my stomach , surprised i got them on at all ! :D ohh yes be back on later as got a film to see

well just like simon , i managed to get my tractor home as well , but under it's own steam & just for sean ,the hat i wore

all home safe & sound then simon ,, was going to ring you to see how you were getting on as i got mine back today as well 168miles ! a good day out really :)

lovely looking without the cab adie, you've made it look like it was built like that :) top banana :)

weeeell i'm only trying to make you feel better about yerself :D

don't you worry mate i'm red for life, but you cant knock the deeres

that was quite refrained for you mart are the reds getting to you now :D