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just looked at yer epson photo album david ,i did like pics 23 & 44 hope yer well mate

thats a smart convo nath :) that'll take some pulling at a reasonable depth , my 2000gal tanker & 5 leg flat lift took some pulling at 24 inches deep, still not convinced about the top-tilth but i'm slowly comming round \

those 8630 arnt bad for detail but it's a shame the linkage lets it down nice convo though ,adding the steering makes it look very good

some small adjustments to an old britains trailed forager sould do the trick

yes it's an ECON fert spreader , but i don't know what model it is ,Stans not so much a conversionist ,more a revivalist, as most of his stuff would have been scrapped by most long ago ,but he nurses them back to working order again , doesn't look much but they're worked hard & well serviced & seen as disposeable if anything major goes wrong His yard has alot of kit standing around waiting for breaking or spares for repairs but it's paid for, unlike new stuff waiting for a few months of use & costing a fortune :) one farmer who like to see his money belong to himself ,not the bank

believe me sean if i ever get two the same colour ,you'll be the first to know about it ,when you open them in the post i cut up two siku combi drills last night to make a 4mtr version but seem to have lost the plot & have lots of bits , but these cultivators from bennyv & nath are within my skills ..........................i would think \

my old neighbour had a blown engine on his MB TRAC ,but dropped in an engine from a scrap claas senator that he bought for ?150 .It now churns out over 200hp

if i ever get another cultivator i'll certainly give it a go nath, that certainly hits the spot for me i would assume it's fairly heavy though ?

& a 1/32 sized marky to drive it

judging from the last couple of months mart a tm with a snow blower convo is in order

STILL coming along nicely sean

cricket malherbie is the same , springs in every field, even in the driest of summers i'd have \ mud splattered over the tractor

why are all the tractor tyres on backwards martin ? thanks for the pics , makes a chance to see the blue

pipe huydraulics to where on a subaru ? the powersteering ? you'd need a hellish reservoir to tip that thing :D i can do it but it ain't gonna look pretty

nice pics mate ,feel the odd one out did you ?

his name is Jnaux here's his topic: http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=3612.0

if you look at pics 6 & 10 it looks like the 82 with the centaur has got the roof lights on

thanks i had to put in higher wattage bulbs for the effect :D

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here's the spring cultivations & drilling at winterhay farms the farm is approx 2000 acres , of varying acreage for wheat,barley, potatoes & sugarbeet,set-aside & woodland, the land ranges from greyclay > stoney brash > grade A soil. not used all my tractors as can't afford the labour :D the Masseys are flavour of the month so these are what i used : 2640 2wd+sprayer , 6290+fertspreader , 3680 +drill , 8280+centaur6000 , 8280 +plough ,595+loader & 4260 +loader.

some of those are so good it could be our very own TM810's collection

i missed this post \ am i still allowed to post ? if so i'll use the fergies as the fords are already up in another topic.