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That make sense, helpful for round balers more than others I think as you get a more even bale.

Hedgetrimming at the moment with the possibility of turning straw later.

Cor. . . .. . . that made me horny! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

Thought that was how the boost worked. Sounds pretty pleased with it mate, fair play.

Yellow seems to suit that. Is it an awkward colour to work with? I remember spraying a wheel yellow and it just would not hold on the rims.

Brilliant!!!!!! Love those New Holland TX64 photos, boy have you got some hills to contend with there. That Deutz is laying down a fair size swath of straw too! Good crops

Oooooozing with style, realism and charisma. .. not you Mark - the flipping layout! :laugh:

Currently sat in a 698T at 1400 revs with the sun hatch open, Sean.

Don't know yet bud. I may do that yes, maybe able to add a midi-mid lift axle behind the side skirts to so that it's 44t. Have to check the wheel base to see how it compares.

They're useless Joe. I've contacted them half a dozen times with not a single result. If you're going to put an order in for 5000 products for a UK chain of shops they may get back to you! I've spent hours searching for there. Yep both 32nd, Sean. Apart from the horrid wheels and rigid front axle, the detail all around is very good.

Quadtrac is a good shout!

The waste gate on a JD 7530 when under load or going though Bath with two spreaders TW-35 is another

What a nice set of wheels and tyres you have added. A real brute, very nice indeed 8)

Jordan this really is terrific mate. Even Traci just said "Awwwwww wow!!!" And if she likes it, it must be good because she rarely gives praise to anything model farm related!! :laugh:

I've got one based on a Parmiter and made by Kieth Paice. I do not know if he is still producing models though.

Tying to jammed pins in the three point linkage so you can stand back and get a better pull on them. Tying toplinks up when the bracket has gone walkies. Using it for a line for laying things out. Probably plenty more but I can't think for a minute, plenty have been said covering most of the uses already!

I see the between the two readouts there is a drop of 26% engine load and yet the rest of the stats remain almost the same. So from that I'd say the new girl must have a good amount of torque coming when the engine comes up to full engine load. Also, this is without boost too isn't it? So how are you finding her having had her at wo opposite ends of the spectrum, baling and ploughing then? Lovely straight furrow too mate.

Trying to find them Steve is bloody hard work as I have found. Details are in the post mate.

Accompanying the Scania was a US spec Volvo VN780 made by Newray. Not really my come of tea but I reckon the stacks will be coming off!

Erik that looks like a nice buy, do you have a nice Case IH on row crops to hitch it up to? :) For me, after a tip off from Mark 4055power, getting pipped at the last minute on ebay for it and then being given a second chance offer due to the winning bidder failing to pay for the items. ... I got this!! At last!!! A Welly Scania R470 8) :)

Yeah I think there is monthly limit for the free account of Photobucket. I've got to be honest though, since Andy upgraded the Forum software to allow four uploads per post, I havn't used Photobucket! I don't ever have hoards of photos to post though.

I'll be there, I'm not on maize this year. I won't be displaying though. Peter do the Blue Ridge Mountains form part of the Apalechians?

It's the same up here, Paul We had a lot of rain yesterday and through the night.

I don't blame you cj, sounds busy at your place at the moment. Helps the bank account out no end I should think. Handed in my invoice yesterday and came away with a good cheque Today, as yesterday I'm hedge trimming with the 698T and Spearhead trimmer. Waiting for the sun again, 50ac of oat straw down at one farm and waiting on spring barley and/or wheat at two others. Once the baler starts, I'll tramping to Devon and back daily.

Sam. ... Top quality. I'm really impressed mate. It's pleasing to see a finished project after your first few posts asking what to use. Brilliant, you must be well pleased with it?