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2wd and side exhaust fitted.

Bigger wheels like it should always have had

Heres one I started awhile ago and have just managed to get back to now that work has slowed down a bit. Can't decide whether to make it a 2850 or a 3050, what do you think?

Fitted with rowcrops supplied by a certain member on here

MC115 with high roof as normally seen in the UK and Quicke loader.

One more. Any comments welcome.

A couple of pics of a recent attempt of mine

Looking good Andy. Hope your making more than one

It does pivot, a bit stiff to start with but easily slackens off. Only problem I've found is that the wheel arrangement will not let it sit low enough to the ground at the rear.

Nice trailer, well done keeping it low to the ground Andy

Looks absolutely fantastic Graham!! The attention to detail is just amazing. Its these small things that make your creations so special. The sheds you did for me are crammed with detail also and I still gaze at them in awe! I only wish I had been there to see it all in the flesh. Brian

I was there about that time aswell, had me wee boy with me. Really enjoyed looking at all the stuff there. Bought the new Quadtrac from Brian and managed to pick up one or two s/h items too. Stevie got an old space ship, was going around flying it all over the other stalls.

Saving that for Penrith show in November, but you never know I might part with some tomorrow

I will probably be going if nothing at work crops up. Works starting to slow down now so I may even be able to get back to my models. Brian

Received the row crop wheels today Paul. They look great and I shall try and get them fitted to my Fendt 818 shortly and get pics up. Thanks again Paul A very chuffed Brian

Andy We are going down Saturday night and staying at southwaite travel inn/lodge. Cheap rooms at the moment. Too far to go for a day trip we thought. http://www.travelodge.co.uk/find_a_hotel/hotel/hotel_id/200/CarlisleM6 Brian

I for one intend to be there

I got home to a letter also, very much appreciated that old pond have stepped in to try and make amends. Would still rather have the magazine alive though!

Cat used to build the Targo's which were much the same style as these.

Be nice to see this one and add it to my collection. Should never be seen in CAT colours hopefully as they are built by Kramer. CAT no longer builds handlers for Claas.

Truely amazing scratchbuild!! 8) Where do you find the time and patience to create such a masterpiece. Looking forward to the next set of pics

Hello, Have you any more news on these wheels? I've been watching the forsale section in anticipation.

As above, Kramer machines, this size anyway look like artic steers, but they are four wheel steer. Takes a bit of getting used to the first time you drive one, I kept expecting it to bend in the middle!

An amazing scratchbuild indeed Maybee, but you are very very close

very