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the first cab it has to be mate , the second still looks wrong

it's primerily used for deep ploughing , more than two of these moldboards would make that poor little tractor strugle moreso than it already did \ look carefully at the depth of the furrow it's making , damn site deeper than a normal plough would go , the body is a fill digger share

i've got that pic at home somewhere nigel i'll see if i can find it sometime . the TV add was always on after the sunday farming on telly , the shot was a low level camera shot towards two men in case ih overalls pulling open the doors of an aircraft hangar , to reveal the two tractors inside . :)

yer right again ricky , the idea is to put more weight on the tractor for more grip i'd have thought . hope things will work out here for you gav , a bit more restrained than the contractors workload

turned out very well didn't it nigel :)

ahhhh seen one of those just the other day :) :), delivered to a chap who has a self drive hire business , had one by the old workshops :)

yet another topic farm worth following / lets hope so

this wouldn't have been good enough in harry fergusons day you know

not got a problem with the wheels on the 35 scott right then , my uncle brian, worked for southwestern farmers , a big massey agent back in the day , & aparently the original batch of red giants had red wheels , but doesn't remember the serial numbers they were changed at , other than that silver wheels were adopted within the first 6 months of manufacture. another reason for the wheel colour may have been the full intergration of massey harris & the ferguson brands , as the 35 was also massey harris's last tractor , badged as the MH 50 i'm led to believe also with different tinwork but don't quote me on that :D

looking very detailed brian , you , oldford , smallclaas, ritchie , etc,etc, whos next ?

maybe you ought to start your own business sean ? pullens landscape interiors :D

still looking good steve, well the silverwheel ones are now then mr ferguson, made a call to a friend last night , the farm's had a C reg round wing 135 that was supplied to the farm from new with silver wheels ? disscussion please ?

are you going to cast a dozen of the 300series & 3600series to sell at toytrac sean ?

aaaarrrggghhh not alll that again \ leave them silver/ grey ,looks the part :) seriously good work steve ,put the narrower wheels on mate , some from the later britains period though as they have a small amount of tread on . just like seans 185 ,it looks mighty fine :)

just some friendly encouragement sean,we just want you to get it right as in right now , c'mon get them wheels on & get the pics up ,me & marky are suffering here \ :D :D

were the webb drills blue ?

like the look of that dave , does the rear conveyor move from side to side or is your version fixed ? the idea isn't to remove the stones from the field completely . once the bed tiller & formers have made their pass you're left with ridges / beds approx 18 -24in deep & 68 -70 in's across, the destoner them makes a pass along the 'beds' effectively sieving the soil, the stones & clods that don't fall through the web on the destoner , get dropped onto the conveyor at the rear of the machine & then dropped into the wheel marks , thus the stones don't damage the potatoes as they grow or during harvesting pic 6 is the destoner working http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=7565.0

simply stunning mark & all in what seems such a short space of time :) :)

bout time you thought of making them in pairs steve , one for you, one for the customer have you ever turned out a bad conversion

according to a friend who had one, whoever invented the gen III electric linkage wanted shooting ,

thats very good looking peice of machinery , colour looks good on it as well

been a while since my deutz has been out of the box , but i do like that pic :)

this tractor would look pretty impressive on any trailer mate :)

there you go sean , me & marky both said we did we did , didn't i say , didn't i say

haveing looked at the pic of them together sean , it doesn't look bad at all , i'm just not keen on the tyres , maybe the britains tyres wouldn't be too big me thinking ?after all a 2680 had the same wheel sizes as the 699 anyway