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stunning as per usual mate , , going to really look the part at ash tree farm , :) now then about those wheels ...................................

http://www.richard-western.co.uk/trailersspreaders/index.htm richard western now holds the franchise to build weeks trailers mate

so you know where to find a pic for them

have you got the weeks decals sean ?

looks as if you have a dab hand at buildings & machinery graham

the bloody woman buying my house has been advised if she could knock another 10k from the price > >

will see if i can find some pics at the weekend mate

mart , because more lp/ap cabbed 56's were sold during the original 10 series run , the SQ cab wasn't offered for the first couple of years on the 56 bit of a strange decision wasn't it . the natural choice would have been a 7710 SQ

thats usually the case :D

that is a very tidy build there mate , the dust really sets it off

the bale ladders fit the rear the same as the front mate

ah got them ,mate , yes i can remember those flying about the south west

there's a loy of that stuff in the dolls house shop in town , is worth haveing a look through , shame the dolls house thing is getting popular again as it is quite expensive stuff \

youhave some fantastic displays there mate look forward to seeing much more

between the cab & the bumper ? got to be the towing pin holes mate , the bars that fit into them can support the uprights & the clevis can be on the same

ah know why you wanted that info now

just attatch some small bar to the uprights so's they can just be pushed into place

you going to put front supports from the rack down to the bumper then tris ?

likeing that a lot stephen , looks the part & no mistake , did you manage to get the drawbar to swing or is it still fixed ?

better put some front weights on that 185 mate, those setrite planters were a heavy bit of kit ,i can remember the 590 4wd & frontweights dancing with one of those on . like the pics :)

this is getting ridiculously good \ although i must admit , looking back at the original pics mark , the smaller older stuff seemed better suited to the farm ,has the parlour been finished yet mate

tractor styling gets a bit like cars doesn't it , after a while they all take on certain familliararities,, not like back in the day , when as kids you could tell what was what from half a mile away , or should that be 3rd of a kilometer \

the proper colours make a great difference to how the machine looks doesn't it . like that i do

good topic marky , & a good read too , never driven one although i did pass up an opertunity a while back , chap at sparkford has one all restored & works it on a 4 leg flatlift subsoiler once the corns off , looks really nice watching it go up & down the fields all day

all these farm displays are doing my head in , the detail on each is just great . in pic DSCF1294.JPG there are some 'cladding' missing at the front of the sheds is that intentional , as like where the loader has caught them \ looks great :)