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some chaps do opperate both at the same time , they have a jocky wheel on the front of the topper fitted to a sensor, when a rise in the ground occurs the sensor lifts the topper till the obstruction has gone or the ground levels out but then most of this sort of work is the straight forward motorway or dual carridge way work the standen statesman tow i used to use was fitted with this type of sensor switch for harvesting parsnips

jd header or not , i'd have thought they would be looking at a kemper header for maize , one that fits any of the foragers they produce

very roughly .......................... of a fashion , will see if i can find the pics must have deleted the pics of the conversion , but it's here hitched up behind a tims massey http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=7787.0

time i cought up with this post again brian ,brilliant mate leaps & bounds :)

have used both mustard seed & coco pops/ & rice crispies , & the mustard seeds are better , the coco pops & ricecles are a better size for beet crops , sugar beet & fodder beet

look great ricky , the blue will look good decaled up ! :)

nice to see you're on form luke :D

or believable even \ even you would be surprised at what i didn't think i wouldn't be doing , so i didn't bother

i nearly trod in some dog doings today, but i didn't bugger \

nothing , theres very rarely anything i see that i find funny, amuseing maybe \

let me get this right sue , you wern't annoyed with tris ,but were annoyed with tris , darn how annoying is that ! :D

ah yes i forgot , yer dad & traci have removed all the sharp objects from the house :D still that spoon didn't do a bad job did it \

nice pics kev , i knew she was red underneath ! just give her T cut & a polish mate , it may not bring her up like new , but at least it will give a bit more protection please,please,please , dont be tempted to rub her down for a respray, or even worse hand painted

is that it ? you've spent the last 3 days cuting a square of mdf ?

look what what you've done now tris , even sue's annoyed with you :D :D

oh mandy ,mandy ,mandy

trying to re-spray a model & the paint just will not take on the bonnet

not offered in england but a big seller in belgium by all accounts , have seen one as a static display for real at the dorset steam show many years back

didn't sell as well here as abroad ,but there are / were a few about , the one i used was well beat about, used as much oil & water as it did fuel the other rareity from the 700 series range was the 5700 ,well underpowered

co-co powder / drinking chocolate is ok as you use it , but if not cleaned from models afterwards it goes damp & sticky & very difficult to remove

looks to be a worthwhile investment , will certianly be on a list at some time

be nice to see an 87 / 97 , just as long as it's not a 7910, what a gawd awfull tractor that was

i think i'm right when i say , David Brown also had a magazine / paper delivered to farmers & dealers

it doesn't drive at the moment mate as it's in bits but it's all there , it has the VQ cab & a beast of a loader fitted to it , a browns F12 if i recall rightly

ah thanks mate , 575 would be the obvious answer, though it does look a bit on the small side , looking at the hubs on the front axle, it may well be a 565 4wd conversion . 4wheel traction axle maybe ?