civilpek

i never even heard of a 3660 . was there farm displays at the show too? i look at troisemepoint and sites like that sometimes the european displays are really good

great job

love the picture of the two trailers full of cabage

nice pics john, did you enjoy the show then?

there unbelievable every last one of them totally missed this topic like. the 8340/7840 are unreal and lieberr shovel is just claas i want them

is it thanks Mark, this is getting too bloody expensive like especially over the last few weeks

i can just picture it in the head now it looks ace

that 515 looks the business. who makes them again and approx how much wouldnt mind throwing a few of them on my new silage fleet im making

thanks Tris bud. ya seemed like a good move, like i say weve our own work on that the moment so it will be busy there and if i get some jobs on the side all the better, and just see where it goes from there

that 50hx is sweet stan, whos is that one? thats the kind of thing i have exactly in mind but with a nice silage forks on it. the outfit im loosly basing mine on had a 50hx on the pit, tw 15 mowing, tw 15 on the trailed harvester and a fleet of 7700's, 7810's and a 7610 drawing with the lees

im going to have to get some one to make me a 50hx (hint hint somebody out there)

wow thats a damn good job, looks superb.

will we see the escort your after being turned into a focus Mart

i like the look of that, alot nicer looking then the fastracs

i just found my new raking tractor. it looks way better outa the box

and the mower thats was from Dave Towse all the rest is yours

;D cheers Stephen boy no its not quite my present, wish it was though

great pricks and interesting summary of the season , i harvested spuds for a season a few years ago, the windrowing thing is new to me and a good job id say. the harvester the boys i was with was a standen one and didnt have that option. . . . unless you were to drop them off the elevator i guess, either way they didnt do it \

well hope i wont regret saying tis but they are a great little digger these hitachis, in my opinion the only machine to match are cats. a good few guys i worked for over the last few years were running hitachis most of them were 20 tonne plus but a few had 120's and the owners always spoke highly of them. i drove a jcb for a day a few weeks ago, i think it was a js 200 or something she was newish anyway but talk about a heap of s%%t. very under powered and oil pumps werent half big enough. shed completly die if you moved the dipper while slewing or tracking \. dug a bit of a test hole with this hitachi last week and i was moving everything at once and she bearly batted an eyelid to it so i was impressed

Sean made that

blew out piston ring on my bike last weekend, brought it into town today to be told piston ring would have to be sent to England to be rebored cos theres no one in Ireland can bore into nikel plated ones (could have been brass i forget exactly) that these bikes have. and it would cost minimum of ?500, alternative is to get new ones which would be dearer again. wouldnt mind so much but only bought it in july

i have a good few fords up stairs and all handrails, mirrors etc for them for ages but havent got around to putting them on. when this outfit is eventually done it will be ford tractors pulling the gear, didnt want to hook them up though cos they look unfinished without their mirrors and all that

ya she has been, shes spotless though, in around the battery area etc there was no rust what so ever and in alot of machines ud find rust there, underneath matts etc in the cab are all rust free and the u/c is about 95%, my mechanic friend had a look at her this morning and reckoned she seemed to be spot on.

cheers Nick, that hitch is coming off it and theres a rapid one going on. i know those tilt hitches are a good job alright but for now at least we wouldnt really have any need for it as standard buckets will do the jobs we need done at the moment anyway.