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fergie 699 Despite the misleading name, he uses the right kind of tractors!

tractorman810 The reigning display champion, surely must be up there with the favourites to make it two in a row, surely will have no shortage finding trailers

Sill plenty of time Powerstar, I make it seven weeks!

Sparrow legs Should be in the running for this one as he was runner-up by a neck to tm810 in the previous race. Silage preparations up until now have been done behind closed doors but may surprise us with a big baling display

MF trailer with double axle looks good

The 40 series originally came out in 1991, with Ford oval on front of bonnet, Ford decals, blue chassis and white cab roof. In 1994-ish, the cab changed to blue, chassis to grey and the Ford oval to the NH leaf, but the Ford decals remained until about early 1996, when they were replaced by New Holland ones, with Ford being written in small letters under the number

Looking good

I know, I know, anytime that I think I'm free to collect it, I can't get the car off my old pair. Soon though, definitely

Thanks for the help guys

Which Dremel model do most of you guys use?

SSSSSSSshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! Bonnet sent away now, will be ready when it comes back

YOu sure, I thought the ones with that design didn't come out until two or three years ago?

Cheers FP, I'll be adding more tomorrow

Sorry sparrow, was away this evening so didn't get a chance to do more.

You do realise that was an April Fool's joke I played?

...and FarmModels.net

And a measure of just how high the standard over here on the right side of the Irish sea is that the two best horses probably won't even be running. The Moynans...

SPN Considered by many bookies to be the ante-post favourite, but may suffer from a self imposed 10lb penalty on using green and red tractors

I know, this is just the form guide!

Cheers guys. Pics with Claas rake, which is more than likely what it'll be pulling for my silage comp entry. exhaust still needs to be attached

Powerstar? Claims affinity to New Holland but is clearly nothing but a traitorous beshtad. At least he has a hotline to the local JQ dealer for call outs:

cj (Green & Yellow) Another Irish contender, only new on the scene, but can surely last the distance

ageaf (Blue and Yellow) Not a lot known about this otsider but clearly has potential:

SmallClaas (Lime green and white) Yet another Paddy, his owner made his fortune in building sheds to a very high standard Form:

Fred Zeppelin (Green) Owner: Mr. J. Hurley Not a lot known about this Irish yearling, with only one previous photo shoot behind him. May plump for silage wagons for the competition Form: