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nice buy mark another impulse buy or you actually got work planned apart from 10acres ? or is this buy retail therapy for yesterdays man flu

no but deere-est's deere-est might ;D

great pics erik , glad thats not my SAME on the potato planter with the doors open ,look at the dust !

obviously it goes without saying i mean, all you need is someone to run around after you all day for the most mundane of tasks & i personally dont thinks thats too much to ask , matter of fact it's your basic human right . stay strong for the cause our couragous snot & mucus warrior \

be brave little soldier our thoughts go out to you & your family

don't be surprised if you don't get any takers for this one Ol, i personally have never seen trucks draw silage away, know a few have tried with cereals , not a great success, unlikely the roads / gateways in the dairy areas would accomadate trucks for field access, blimey bad enough getting them into the bl00dy yards half the time . besides you have big open heaps for your silage, many of our farms have either sheds or clamps that are usually tucked away in a yard

tidy little trailer that

really nice build mate i see one quite regularly at a farm i deliver to in tenby (wales) & have to say it's a seriously well engineered trailer , there really is nothing lightweight about it , nice touch with the removeable silage sides :)

pm'd you

time to cool it on the hill's lads , it's going way off topic for tim

don't think thats a 40 loader mate it's got dual crowd rams mounted on the fore arms

got a yellow frame , so cant see why it wouldn't of had yellow cladding ? but look at the windscreen . my windscreen frame was fixed over the front pillars , but the yellow cabbed one looks to be recessed. what puzzels me is the flexi cabbed roof so must have been flexi cab not rigid paneled delux cab

oh yeah & loads of horsey tottie :P not that i'd know of course

indeed hello sailor ;D i have an uncle who was a captain on shell tankers (now retired) he then was drawn out of retirement & travelled the world as a ships safety inspector for a few years then retired again , he refers to himself as a mariner not a sailor he's got a T20 or 35 now i think

not looking hopefull mate

all original from what i can see sean with no damage , so looking around £4000ish i supose hmmmm.............. straight axle .....................? MF 20 maybe then mark ? pictures please

err ..........? .um............. yes i just pointed the camera at it & pressed the button on the top as for the model i couldn't tell you mate graham built it

yes i know Ray tim, he passed his lorry test & drove a bag lorry before moving to Keedwells

i'm not sure bill but i think i hatepoundland started one a long time back , i don't know how far he got though

some of the runners at Ron Greets yard well 2 of these were runners or at least had all their pars & were capable of running \ & hey babe 2 out of 3 aint bad 880, 995 & 1056 basking in the sun a nice find, a 2135 with cab & loader an even better find a very straight 185 with 80 loader not fit for any of the piles in the yard but a regular visitor to them all , RG's county 1164 FC

not that deep mate , it's in monmouthshire , not sure what he mixes though , it's an organic set up, we only really deliver organic meal to both his farms , i dont think he feeds in the parlour , but have seen others deliver dairy cake to another silo , & again taken via auger to his mixer then all mixed & augered into a diet feeder /mixerwagon

no mate he has grain delivered into the silo & then he can blow it himself across to the mixing store

aahhhh i remember days like those , thats when we used to drive tractors not just steer them

ooh i used to love hedge trimming , i could dissapear for weeks on end just bumbling round the fields it's a lot like ploughing , theres a satisfaction that you get & not many other jobs give, all these grass boys shout about silage , when most of the time all they do is tear the guts out of their tractors , hedge trimming is a lot more relaxing ooops sorry paul lost meself there yes it's a great model , but in reality he'd be driving into oncoming traffic , UH stuff is good but it's little details like this that tell euro spec apart from UK spec

they were bensons corparate colours sean