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not really driving for gregorys sean just for a subbie for some extra pennies although funnily enough i do still have some of my gregorys hi viz vests from MilkLink days ! yrah the magnum is a nice drive , first time i've driven an auto version though , they look big because they are big , forgot meself s few times & nearly fell to my death twice ;D the real difference in size , i was passed by an FM12 globetrotter like i usually drive & i could see across the top of it's cab !

oh also had a day on this wee beastie made a change from farm delivery

nice tidy 2wd 6410 the beast my have been tamed but she still growls very tidy 1194 forestry fiat rareity 1046

have a look here pete , just click on the pictures to enlarge for a better view http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,16204.msg278832.html#msg278832

that doesn't sound too good bill , hope you get the pain eased quicly mate , glad you hadn't lost yer camera as well ! lucky chap !

no pete we need you to get him here but you must do the translating ! if the models were weathered & you couldnt see the edges of the boards , the outside natural light would lend the effect the display was real life ..................uncanny & very impressive

i think i'm more of a forlorn hope Ol \

i think even the 2mtr one would be more than enough for the 168 Ol & cant see it doing much good to grassland padocks !

i think the combi drill spelt the end for the dynadrive as a front line cultivation tool , but i did read that although the uk sales died out quite quickly, the export sales kept a strong trade especially in the african countries , i know of a few farms that still have them , but i don't think they've been used for a few years

any idea how much the baler or drill went for tim ?

agree with tris here, not only dangerous , but cant be doing the tractor much good either

martin o martin o martin..................................... the dissapointment weighs heavy on our minds & to be quite frank we worry about you my confused & obviously misguided friend we thought you'd cured yourself of this blue viral infection & sugest you go straight back to work & get a good dose of red ;D nice updates mart , was good to look back at the first few pages , does the 5610 still have it's steyr cab ?

chucking it down here in somerset

can you link me to a post of something you have actually done please ?

nice pictures mark like the tyres as well, they transform the look of the tractor without taking anything away from the overall effect tyres give . following tris' train of thought with an extra set of rims , maybe another 5480 & loader in yellow would be an even quicker option rather than all that wheel change nonsense run it past Mrs F see what she thinks

thanks for the update & pics johnny , i always enjoy them & look forward to the next !

looks like the mesh is that fly screen cut & glued to the cab sean , i think marky used some as chainlink fence on his display way back when.

nice pics cerin , but the silage would be more apt with the naration of 'some haylage !' looks well dry , especially on the pit ! that must gave been a nightmare to chop !

*1) but of course it would *2) no problem *3) hours cutting out blinkin ovals ? i hope frazer was there supervising , as we all know mandy , you're not allowed sharp items

of course if you want quality feeds i think mole valley farmers would have been the better stickers to make mandy , although i may be a bit biased

nice truck but it also needs a pipe rack & i should know ;D

nice work paul , the 308 would look good on a fert spreader , or a bit roughed up on a feed wagon

push come to shove mate , i'm sure i could dig out an old staff hook & maybe sharpen up me old bill hook for you to borrow

cant work out how the string was tied the other way & how did he avoid the knotters & needles ?

ah so your hint's & tips with the hair & makeup is going to good use then i would think penny's more suited to your finnishing mower in her retirement