james f

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Oh dont get technical with me boi!

Maybe you should have a little talk with your parents :

Sure, he didnt just slap a newer decal on an old tractor...make all his drivers think he'd got a new tractor

Oops, shoulda looked up \. At least now she knows what I feel like every day, with that much power between her legs!! ;D ;D ;D

......while smothering from the smoke and going deaf from the rattle of those air cooled engines \

glad u like her

?30 an hour, anyone?? ;D

Pah! 3000 indeed!

Yeah, something similar to a chain and slat floor only a belt would have been the best solution I would have thought. you could even still use the PTO thingy at the unloading point to drive it

Just saw that yesterday, its pure sauce! Speaking of sauce, did anyone watch the Eurovision qualifier round last night? Some hot ladies on there!

A new marketing opportunity for you Goodhead!

The best tip I've heard was from on here a while back... Use the dust that builds up on a power harrow, its really fine so it looks right. Then paint very thin glue on whatever and sprinkle it on or roll it around in the dust and brush off the excess

I see you have the classic building material for walls on your farm--cotton reels! :D

That Komatsu is one big model aint it?!

I can never understand the trend for bigger and better passenger seats on tractors when it seems to me that its hard enough to find drivers these days, let alone people to spend the day swanning around in a tractor cab \

paint them red

Looks a bit like the new fastrac 8250 with the big back wheels and all when you think about it

Now why would the forager driver want to get out while filling a trailer?? ;D As for raking, the grass is usually gouped 20ft into one swath, plus people around here tend to take heavier cuts later, so any wider and the forager couldnt cope. Wont see any action until June I expect.

Maybe your thinking of this, the Fendt EVO, much like the Xylon but with a bonnet and unequal wheels. It was developed as a prototype in the early 2000s but was subsequently axed

Why does the forager driver blow the silage to the right, most I've seen blow to the left? Also, do they bring an extra trailer around to every farm? Our contractor would usually have an extra trailer, but youd have to get it out of his yard yourself. He doesnt use a rake mind you, and the mowers would be way ahead

Yes Stan you really have a thing for these Valtra ladies dont you!!( * )

Not my favorite tractor but most fun driving was a Valmet 8050 drawing silage last year. Hopefully I'll be back on it this year (or something better ) if i ever get to leave this cursed college , At home I enjoy driving our super major, especially bringing silage bales out into the field or attacking the dumg in the dungstead. Shes not the most powerful or easiest to drive but for the sheer primitveness its great fun. The Dexta is also good fun, especially at high speed, but for long jobs give me our Valtra 6650 for a bit of comfort. I also like driving the Ford 6610, a very handy tractor especially when the loader is off.

Did you use copper bar or brass?

Ah, you should've used the heat sink : How strong are the gates when they're done?