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really nice build sean can we se it hitched to a ford please ooh...............um.....err.. thats not right must have been something i ate

surely it must be just a cheap to buy the purpose built bags with the tie string's already fitted . years back you used to be able to order feed in the tie spout tote bags that system looks ok & i dare say the tubing comes of & leaves the bit screwed to the bag in place , but having seen farmers handle tote bags/ fert bags i cant see them lasting very long \

more like the driver had his head up his a£$e while day dreaming or rolling a ciggarette before he hit the bank ! Be surprised if brake failure on an empty trailer that size would affect a tractor that size & power with 4wd braking. the only other thing to do that would be a severe stamping on the left hand brake when they wern't latched together i've done some stupid things over the years , but only on a few occasions has it been the fault of the machinery verdict : driver error

nice trailer gav , just the thing for the more sensible sized carpets farmers here whats the news on the pearson potato harvester ? would be a great pairing to see a nice big renault on the harvester & the ford hauling

i probably did but can't reacall anything different about it

feeling a bit narked & defeated now , as i have a very dissapointed 10 year old with a xmas game he cant play :'( :'( :'(

ha , don't even go there mate but at least i have a decent tail gate on my trailer now unlike the old 8 wheeler yeah can blow into a shed or trailer if needs be

just wondering really if there was a download or a complimentary disc he could get down loaded on any PC , as he has a number of PC's to use here , home & nanny's how do you find out what graphics card is fitted ?

so i'm assuming the 'bottle opener' triangular DB type decal went just before CASE bought into the company although i think the existing David Brown company still use this logo today

got some really nice kit at home there tim , seen it plenty of times & still find the 6030 2wd an oddity to look at & i still reckon the MF350 is the best tractor on the farm now i know tims not as old as some on here , but a few years back i was tipping feed in a shed & a very young chap who looked about 10 was using a jcb to push the feed up & believe me he was as good as any JCB driver ive seen in a while ! good going mate , c'mon lets have a look see at the 6030 2wd mate

ah best get a bulk bin then mark , & thats a convo job for either farmer marshal or 4C as i don't do bags , as well you know !

http://www.landwirtschafts-simulator.de/support.php thanks for the link tim, but went on there earlier & doesn't mean a thing to me i just need some one to post a link i can read & press download to get it going i'm not really with it where the PC is concerned \

right young thomas ha the farming simulator 2009 game for xmas, but we cant seem to get it to run without a 3d graphics programme or it needs a shader 2 programme ? i havent got a clue what any of this means , so would appreciate the replies as a step by step idiots guide please can anything be downloaded to get it started or is there a cost for another programme to be bought & installed ? what i want to know is whats the point of buying a game you cant play , totally beyond me i'm afraid

good idea , seen a few articles on this system in truck magazines , even seen one system , that has different attatchments for a 4x2 unit, consisting of flatbed + trailer , a cement mixer with it's own axle, making it a 6x2 to carry the weight & also become a recovery outfit .

turned out well thomas , so what you going to hitch it up to ?

good going mate , i dare say santa will have a few things for him to fill the shed with ! not often see a britains redland loader still about , red dutch barn look well used also

nice work sean , i liked those trailers , well built & if looked after lasted years , only had experience with 10 tonne versions on corn , but as good as any other out there

oh using BOCM feed are we ?

got to agree with the SG2, a nice cab to spend the day in although after a while you adopt a lean to the right driving position when it a good one it's a good cab to work in although in the winter it's a pain when one of the widscreen wipers stops working \ also used to drive me nuts as due to the size front screens the wipers dont work in sync great hedge trimming tractors

ah nice start rich, nice to see the size board you're using as manage able , at leats you can add to reach whatever size you want , as for backing , the blue walpaper is good , but not sure on the industrial size radiators in the distance

thats the fella rich , he was telling me the NH wasn't a patch on the JCB wouldn't last 5 mins doing what the JCB does , the visibility was another issue he had with it . trouble is the JCB has done nearly 6000 hours & he's having trouble with the torque converter , or whatever powers the transmission nowadays, so it wasn't being used , he was also expecting a brand new one later in the week so it's effectively retired !

no need to mark , the whole beef unit is on an old ww2 runway complex so nothing to catch it on

now from a farm in wales with a very good idea for his 956 but maybe not quite for what you'd think ? & no it's not for permanently tow starting , this farm has euro style silage heaps , lots of silage heaps over a large area , & one worker looks after 1000 acres , & a major beef job that keep him busy , so how does he keep machinery moving around by himself , well he doesn't take one machine out then walk back for the other , oh no brilliant ! some of the welsh chaps may have heard of them , lyn jones , from bury port ,Nr pembury race course i think , he runs two volvo FH 16 cattle transporters ,always at the markets

still from the same farm they also had a few more fords & I-H about the place but not going to wonder off looking at them

got quite a selection here for you to have a look at , i think , the first pics to post will be all from one farm