MJB1

welcome along to the forum sikufarmer ,hope you enjoy your time here Willkommen entlang zum Forum sikufarmer, hoffen wir, dass Sie Ihre Zeit hier genießen ok here we go i think it says : the topic heading reads Wage enterprise Dreeßen Moin, today day of the open door was with my neighbour. I times a few pictures made and adjust here some. The remainder like always on occasion on my HP and now much pleasure I held the largest part machinery in pictures.

well first off make sure you get rid of all the tractors unless they're MF of course welcome to the forum mate

what are you plying at fergo ? you were ment to get that MF22 / supaflow done first ,not mess about with transits

then you can do these , c'mon chop chop

come on tris you know you want to

sean , seeing as you're not blocking my PM's , can you build me a couple of those , if not can i buy it ?

i'm a CT buyer , (subscription ,saves running to the shop !) & in my view it reports on the tractors identify with , tractors i've used etc, but the question for the topic was whats best magazine for vintage tractors , so really CT shouldn't actually be in the poll. even though it's a first class read you sent that cheque yet rory ? :D :D

year but britains-elite are well in with JD so i wouldn't wourry too much mate

yes it would be interesting if anyone had the prices to compare it's equivalent for this tractor any one help ?

ooohhhh twins , thank you Mr Channel * *

bit of additional information for you mart in 1986 the 5610 wasnt offered with a SQ cab , just the LP / AP cab a basic build tractor in 2wd retailed at £14,099.00 approx a basic build tractor in 4wd retailed at £17,704.00 approx with full spec options of dual hydraulic pump, 4 delux spool valves,& flexible link ends a 2wd full spec 5610 retailed at £14,465.00 approx a 4wd full spec 5610 retailed at £18,070.00 approx

the wheel weights would make a nice addition to the tractor mark & as for the driver , kind of reminds me of the promotional pic of the old guy with the 5610 4wd AP cab with all the extra's ford were giving away at the time , thermos,pocket knife, hold all, cap & overalls

cant believe i didnt see this conversion being done , i really missed out here , belated congrats mark on a stunning job with this model

only ask because JC built a ploeger pea harvester a while back & it was resin cast with plastic parts & was surprised when i lifted it just how light it was , but yours look like bulk but no volume , so just interested i guess

something else that will sit on yer desk forever with good intention mark :D :D like he's going to send a massey away :D bit big for those gang mowers pops \ really likeing the big massey , i'll deffinately be having one of those :P

just out of interest , approximately how heavy are the scratchbuilt models & how sturdy are they ?

really ? funny i swear we talk about fords quite often

going great guns at it tris

brilliant pic mate thanks for that , would keep malcy_p busy , dribbly but busy

well seeing as you asked before i'll answer again & wont numpty you the tractor was a ROS landini 10000

i know i'm meant to say something like awsome or fantastic , or brilliant even genius , but some how it just wouldn't be enough \ well done malcy didn't turn out too bad did it

looks familliar dan ? is he a MVF customer, a milklink supplier ? cant make out the name on the boards , looks like a well planed build is on it's way ,look forward to following the progress

got some fantastic pics there nick a day out in everyway

really ? time to get your eyes tested again ben that 77 looks awsome on those tyres & the 4455 ? just oozes class

some quality work there mark , the little touches like the headlights , the blacking around the cab worklights , mirrors , just make it look so much more a genuine model & not a toy , the bigger tyres make it look a purposeful looking tractor . considering britains did do a good job with these older tractors TW & 2680 , the effect you can get with these tractors is great quality model