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Thanks Bren, I am quite pleased with it so far I got some fence wire up tonight and moved the cattle out

One more of all the fields. I hope to get the fence wires up tomorrow night and get some cattle out by the weekend Thanks to Mark for the gates, I'm well impressed with them

Well I did get some fencing done at the weekend and some gates hung tonight Here is a couple of pics to show progress

No more done just now, been busy with work and things Hoping to get up there this weekend and hang some gates, need to get the cattle out

Spot on Simon, When they went to the pro series at the end of the maxxum production they all got a small hp increase.

5140 = 110 engine hp Form experience dynoing these tractors, they were never very short of this hp at the shaft

The whole weekend really I had a great time at Spalding, meeting lots of felllow ftf members and trawling all the stalls. Finally got to see Leveret farm close up , loved Simon's display aswell, some great equipment on there, and thanks for the tips Simon . Thanks to Marky for the gates also, I'm very pleased with them and sure they will look great when installed on Stuarthill Farm Really pleased to be home now after the long haul up the road today. Brian

Nice job on that one Tris, It was great to meet you again and see this one for real, looks great

BigA and I will be there. I plan on finding you to get my gates Will be great to meet some fellow FTFers

I'm not going to make it this time round either Bill, helping my sister move house on the Saturday and lots of jobs to do leading up to Spalding ;)

Not good Andy, I'm sure you'll manage to get a mirror somewhere.

Option 2 for Andy (BigA) and me. Long drive to get there, so not really wanting to drive any further

That's just ace Gav, bet you had a right good chuckle at that

Cheers guys, I've had a great day so far, my son bought me a teddy (he is teddy daft) a Britains atv, and a bottle of pear cider, which I am currently enjoying Just had most of the family round for cake and nibbles, so well fed and watered Time to wind down now.

Here is a couple of links to the Claas website which explain some of the uses of CEBIS. http://www.claas.co.uk/countries/generator/cl-pw/en/products/combines/lexion-560/technology/kabine/start,lang=en_UK.html http://www.claas.co.uk/countries/generator/cl-pw/en/products/tractor/arion600_500/technik/cebis_cis/start,lang=en_UK.html

Looks well Tris, matches the trailer spot on. I'm enjoying seeing this come together Must try and get me a T cab sometime.

Thanks, the roller is inline with the rafter post, so won't go far I wanted to keep this one small, but I already want, no need some more yard space , won't be getting too big tho. Contarctor's may appear with some big stuff from time to time

Very impressive dairy set up, like the cattle handling area and the seperate bull? pens.

One more of her parked up. Hopefully get her in the field shortly, if the weather would clear up a bit

Local dealer arrived today with a new purchase for Stuarthill MC had to come back to the yard to unload.

Jd combine looks well there Sean, someone is going to pleased this harvest, nice cab to sit in Ash Tree Farm just keeps getting better and better.

That sheargrab looks well Murray, a good size for the farm master

Thanks, it was quite hard to figure out how to get it to turn over so that the wheel stayed the same distance from the last furrow when ploughing lefthand or righthand. Enough to make sure I don't do another Looked very easy to start with Murray, but turned out not to be the case , don't know about the KV, mine hsn't ventured out of its box, yet Thanks David

Thanks for the comments guys. Big A knows how long its ben on the go, he has seen it on so many visits :D

Two more in transport position. Comments welcome.