harvey123

I'd be more worried he had brought them in bulk and was not going to start chopping them up..

i bet he has already 

len atkinson a contractor near us has one and i got a pic off him today as i asked if i could have a few of it when it was in better shape.

i'll get the rest up in my own topic.

i hope you dont mind

picked up my mother from the train station with the father then went over to new hutton to see akky's fendt xylon after his attempts at pulling a bulk blower ? of animal feed up there lane failed and resulted in him going through the wall closely followed by the carrs and billington wagon

heres the pic of his xylon in 2009 with the mchale fusion 

anything that i've not got thats on my list for 1/32

leave out massey ferguson 

Has anyone converted this into 2wd yet?

theres some on ebay

Happy Birthday lad,two years till you can get your tractor licence bet you can`t wait iv`e 2 and a bit years to wait yet

thats the 1st thing i said to mother goose this morning before she dropped me off at the farm 

then i got aww my little boys growing up 

well i thought i might aswell say HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my self 

the mighty 14 

now i think i''ll catch up on lost sleep

bloody aunty and uncle came round to deliver my birthday presents for tomorrow and then proceeded taking the front mudgaurd of the t6090 with the bul bar on there free-lander looks like tomorrow i'll be fitting a new mudguard 1st then going to cart box muck to the maize fields 

damn i hate this cold weather  :'(

ahhh well atleast i spend a day in a heated cab

night all 

come down to devon anytime you like mate,will get you a drive in her for you,how about when the plough is hitched to her mark?

after hearing about markys ploughing i'm thinking you'd be better with just weights on the front 

ice ploughing with a rear mounted snow plough on the back of a massey ferguson 20 (industrial 135)

then put some grit down.

now going in to town to see the girlfriend 

Bryan Hoggarth siad that when they where first released they had the same roof as the ts range but later on had there own roof fitted so some are different to others  \

will just have to wait and see i suppose hard to understand how they get it wrong yet imber got it spot on

they might of been measuring of a modded machine if you understand what i mean !

our ts115 sle had a high roof and the boss ordered it with an extra which made it higher so he said  \

well went out tonight to see the lady friend to be asked if i would go home and go to work ''/

turns oout lambing time has started tonight so i'm currently having a brue to warm my hands then moving the sheep into the fields on the home side  \

not looking forward to it and also never really done it at night either 

so tomorrow i'm back at 12 till 7 then back home then back all day sunday 

oh yeh and i'm freezing and the youngest lad here  \ 

13 for 11 more days 

making the rig like you say is nearly coming back to the sugestion we all made when you got the baler "mount it on a chassie ie 7.5 ton lorry" with the cost of the tractor/trailer/baler you would have been there and lorry would have been cheaper to run (that is if your on white fuel not cherry \ )

trailer looks good but i would have got a proper lowloader (bevertail) then "doug" would have tracked onto it and maybe over recovery jobs.

nice looking trailer, you went for bailey, good call

a set of ramps on folding up where the draw bar is and it will be better ford doug as if it was a beaver tail you would have to get either adjustable ramps or wider ramps because doug is only 1.5 ton isn't he? so he would not have tracks wide enough to go up the middle if you get what i mean ?

new holland t6090 with a jcb js220 on a tri axle lowloader with the new ball hitch style coupling system (ours)

then ryan simpson in his fendt 820 and umbilical cords on the homewards journey

some info on the new hitch

http://www.dromone.ie/ball_agri_products.html

Some small chain off ebay and some wheels and a couple of other items off Artisan 32

new holladn t6090 with snow plough and griiter (ours)

and then ryan simpsons fendt 820 with snow plough and gritter

i absolutely hate novembers nothing ever goes right

brothers had an asthma attack and now is being sent to lancaster hospital. \

new holland t8050 with tri axle grain trailer filled with sawdust,

it was delivering to our farm!

Nice action shot mate, which do you prefer to use?

i myself have only had the chance to use the tm120 (TM155 is in the picture on the pit)

but i'm to young to be on the pit so i cart with a new holland t6050 or t6070 and 14 ton trailers!

finnished school at lunch time (parents evening tonight) went up to the farm and a 6 wheeler was in the yard with 2 new snow ploughs and a mounted gritter fro the back of the tractor, snow plough and gritter on the t6050, snow plough and gritter on the tm120 and then the lorry gritter got some life put in her battery and she fired up aswell!

now we've got them loaded with salt and  if the snow thats been promised arrives i'll be off with dad at half 2 in the morning getting the roads clear    (our school has said if the snow comes dont bother coming in) 

not as such... as the engine would be different for starters.. but if you don't tell anyone that..... then I won't  :D

shuuud up

Indeedy..... but would they have been UK built of French built though

Going by the UK number designation (7... making it a 735)... then it would have been Kilmarnock built of course.. so was it really the same \

Now there is a question for you 

so if i re-decaled it to a 735 it would be a UK spec machine?

i'm going to order one as i'm looking for a small machine for my dio!

Hi guys i was wondering if the massey ferguson 830 combine ever made it to the U.K?

i have the same as both blake and noel, i come throught the forum homepage aswell!