brianih634

Just came across this topic and have to agree, what brilliant photography skills you have . Thanks for sharing some very nice models with us.

Not quite so sure about that Bill, only a very rare piece of good fortune I'm afraid.

Thanks guys, I won the gold one in the Xmas raffle Mark, I'm absolutely chuffed to bits that I have one

Ah, but model farm silage can be what ever size of crop I want it to be Thanks for the comments

Last cabinet which has still to be sorted out, think I will keep this one for my convo's . Also the unopened ones stacked on top Thanks for looking. I hope to get updated photos of the rest over the next week or two

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Next cabinet

High all, I thought it was about time I updated this topic I have added some new cabinets and had a re-shuffle, so will start with those

Two more.

Just a small conversion thats taken me for ever to get to and finish . I purchased an Albutt push off buckrake from Unklefergus awhile back and decided the tractor needed some duals whilst working it

Murray, please check facts before posting, 2700 liner has a maximum working width of 7.4m (approx 25ft ) . http://www.claas.co.uk/countries/generator/cl-pw/en/products/forage_harvesting/liner/2kreisel_mittenableger/lin2700/start,lang=en_UK.html Some very nice pictures in this topic, well done and keep them coming

Nice pictures Bill thanks for sharing. Sadly I couldn't make it this time, Had some jobs to do yesterday and was at my sons music school fun day in Ellon today, he plays drums and was first on . I will be at the next one tho

Drink always seems to find its way into the car before setting off from home Bill ;)

Nice Look forward to seeing the progress of this one.

I'll be there :) . Booked my accomodation already . Very much looking forward to it.

To be fair to him, one is an Agco and the other is the MF one. Both very over priced in my view and most definately won't be buying from him.

According to the spec sheets Murray, the lowest pump flow you can have on a scorpion is 110l

I would like to add that the spout is okay on my one aswell, I really like the amount of detail and am really pleased that someone has brought this model into production ( most people have been crying out for a classic combine ). Iam however disappointed that the rear axle does not steer, the header will not sit right down on the ground and the tow hitch needs a slight modification to allow the trailer to be fitted and removed easily.

I wouldn't worry about the hanbrake lads, if you lose the engine, hyds or electrics the handbrake will apply itself by spring pressure, it needs all of the above to get it off. Nice update Murray

I got these Fendt's today, :) I've had the Lemken's for a week or two, but just got round to getting them out of the box :) .

There is quite a few machines going and mostly indoors http://www.sellar.co.uk/articles

I found a link on some website when I was searching for some older models a few years back, clicked on and thought great, I'm not alone in collecting farm models . Such a great place full of information and banter.

I ordered mine from my work (a Lemken dealer) and got both the sprayer and rubin in dealer boxes

Still waiting for my item, bought and paid for on 5th of January, now waiting on a response to my enquiry of its whereabouts \ .

Why would it cost any more to get parts to you Murray, rrp is the same anywhere in the UK. The Scorpion is a completely new machine from the ground up when it was made and launched, no comparison/continuation of parts from the Targo. Yes they are expensive machines, but everyone that I know that has driven one thinks they are a great machine to drive and use. Although I'm a bit biased, I will say that they can have some niggles, but name me a machine that does not!