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thats the kiddie , i think those wheels make your 699 a resounding success ! me & marky are well chuffed :) :) :) :) ps; nice plough just need the decals & an exhaust change now mate :) oh yeah & two boxes to send marky & myself one each

& they say we work harder than they do over there ! in a 48 hr working week , how much time is lost just hitching trailers up time to educate them , go shout it from the hills alan , aaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhmen brother

real good pics tris , & thanks to dickie for , letting you down there , very strange to see dust flying at maize harvest, if dickie's on full time staff ,where's his regular drive ?

the continental hitches are widely used on the err....................continent rich \ :D was it strange to have to use this hitch system ol ?

no mike , it basicaly sieves the soil where the potato's will be planted & moves the stones to oneside, usually into the wheel markings same happened down here john , the farmer now has approx 20 -25 acres of unworkable ground , the soil has packed down solid,to hard to work when its dry & & makes a right mess when it's wet all setaside now

i know weve had this argument before , but we are told not to pull from the top link position for safety reasons, if this is the case why is the continental hitch still so popular ?

these chaps have land all over the place luke , usually taunton side of exmoor , wellington , wiviliscombe & williton area , very big swede growers , handling 1000's of tonns each year

ah i see what he meant now when he sai the dremmel slipped , but then why not just ask bill if ertl can make a diecast version of it

well i want an old shape hi-lux , not the new shape , it looks positively awfull

nice peter , fitted with those wheel it looks just like a 6100 i used to drive , we called it pup as it was the smallest tractor we had ! the 2850 was called pop's as it was the oldest

well guys if you have any of the old britains zoo fencing you too can have a bucket like that ! the trac loock well cared for as well , re-sparyed ,or special edition silver ol ?

at least the rear door opens , from what i've heard the britains samson rear door doesn't

nice pic JP can't see what make it is either, toss up between a grimme & a reekie from what i can see, most machines are much of a muchness , the only thing daves model is lacking is a moveable rear conveyor, most conveyors are 4mtrs long , but fold up for transport

have i gone daft ? if ertl already make a 7410 , wouldn't it be easier to just change the decals & maybe the wheels ?

so how many 'farms'do you actually have now then mark ? & did you ever finish the dairy ?

i was looking at that as well scott , where'd that come from mark ? as said looks a treat :)

what ? ever ? you just got us drooling & that pic was the last one ? teachers report says must try harder :D

looks like a job well done finn :)

looks very impressive nick , will look spot on with it stocked up :)

you really going to fit an office in there ?

powerharrow you can't seem to get a supaflow painted red yet ! think you should get the woodworking kit out again for more boxes & charge people this time

no sean it's the cab thats the bit thats wrong , the roof is ok.

other than the pics being a bit on the dark side smish , that looks great , how come you been hideing it ?

oohhhh marky what a pic , can just feel the sun coming through the glass , & nearly smell the fresh cut grass, big field ,on yer own with the little 135 chugging away nicely , bottle of cold tea in a taunton dryblackthorn bottle ,sanwhich box full of ham sandwhiches & a penguin chocolate bar , cheese & onion crisps in a green packet & the compulsory tin of top-deck shandy...................................ooooooohhhhh i wanna go back :) :)