AlexMF

The little scroat that had my diesel out of my trucks at 1am on Saturday  >

on a similar note, we lend out the firms transit vans (all new last year) to employees on the basis that they replace whatever diesel they use, one guy used all 80litres and promptly refilled with unleaded, bye bye injector pump... happened to be the the one i was supposed to be borrowing this evening

Nice picture Alex... and some lovely looking legs tractors there buddy  :D

I think I've found my new wallpaper image for this month  :D

The tractor you've pictured is a 'hard nosed' MF35... most probably a 203 model

As Trissle said... you are looking very dapper mate too... the current Mrs Goon is a very lucky lady mate 

cheers Marky thought you'd know about the mystery massey....

Looks like a nice little show Al, certainly a nice day out. Is Missus country connected so to speak?

she's from Victoria, BC canadia land.... her grandparents farmed but she's a city girl..

Great pictures Goon,

those charolais look fierce tight!

There must be good breeders around your area?

if you say so mate, i'm not very clued up on cows, the rare-breed burgers were very very tasty however!

Your the next barrymore Goon!

i'm not quite sure how to take that, but i'll probably take offence.

Aaaaaaand another thing. . ... last picture, bloke in the hat. . . . he's eyeing up your good ladys' legs I do believe. .

Have to say Master Alex, you're looking rather dapper. . . a day at the races squire? Quick Pimms at the yaught club?  :laugh:

Those Charolais looks stunning, what lovely animals they are. 

oh no hadn't thought that!

thanks mate, it's just what i was wearing to work on friday so threw it on to try to be a member of the country set!

the cows were great, a few of my friends were showing.... herefords? i think.... 

Give me a Stella and I'll go and give his knee caps a good bruising!  :laugh: :laugh:

Aaaaaaand another thing. . ... last picture, bloke in the hat. . . . he's eyeing up your good ladys' legs I do believe. .

quite possibly, but i'm not unduly concerned, but i'll give you a stella any time buddy 

1150, huuuuuge

158 french vineyard spec

135 with cab, farm fresh!

concours 135

don't know what this is but it is a massey ferguson...?

greetings, went to ashby show today, excellent day out!

and now for a selection of images....

alpacca...

cows in the show

angry looking longhorn bull

me dressed for work, was whispering in the ears of some farmers i know about harlow bros poultry sheds and some horsey people about stables...

the missus with her favourite of the vintage tractor line up...

and the only one she was allowed to sit on!

ashby show with steph! excellent day out, although she did nearly get run over by a horse... 

Having done it once, I reckon you'll use a stronger rope before you do it again  :laugh: :laugh:

rope was "rated" at 2000kg. mini with no interior weighs a quarter of that, even with 70kg of lardy bum alex behind the wheel! i've a good mind to lynch someone at the local halfrauds with whats left of it!

Too late Alex, you've just admitted your guilt! 

in all seriousness it was pull round or rear end the c2... i'd do the same again.

it involves the tow rope breaking on the crest of a hill, and the car being towed overtaking the car towing it down the other side. i won't go into any more detail or Robbo will arrest me. 

i am asuming thats good alex?? if so well done, if not, stop sorting cars and revise some more :laugh: :laugh:

2:1 is the 2nd best thing i could get... sorting cars is much more fun than revision!

averaged a 2.1 in my 2nd year of university, got my results today!

so sorry to hear about Alf Marky, thinking about you and the family...

2 litre 16v vauxhall engine (150bhp!!!), gearbox, ECU, loom for the mini £200!

150bhp in 700kg..... haha!

not got it yet, but the present owner didn't like the £900 on mates rates my friend and I quoted him to make it pass an MOT... so he's giving it to us to fix up and pay him when we sell it....

like this, but black roof, fibreglass extended arches, minilites and considerably more rust.

could have been worse, i got sent something by a mate addressed to Mr T.Wat....

great news Mandy!

cute puppy Robbo!

for me, managed to dodge death/a&e 3 times at work today,

1. forklift radiator bottom hose let go... oh hi burning antifreeze!

2. nearly got crushed while trying to band a load of timber (it's like bloody ax men!)

3. supervisor knocked another pile of wood over with the side loader and i had to dive out of the way.

also feel less tired than i did yesterday and monday, i think i'm getting fitter!

I think you're right m'Lud... will attack it tomoz. I really haven't forgiven, 'said' neighbour from tearing a hole in the archway of our Coach House - he really is a nightmare!

coach house? blinking norah where do you live? chatsworth?  personally i'd get the dog to start using his shipping container door as a toilet...

went to one of 6 depots my work owns, 8-5. organisation of a 9000 product warehouse ready for audit, and fulfilling customer orders. if the manual labour keeps up like this for the next 4 months i won't be renewing my gym membership.

Never said i had, my mate drives one which is how i know, discussion closed to be honest! 

all right lad, whatever you say..

3230s don't take long to master mate, just have a play with it!

discussion closed to be honest!

last night brake discs and pads all round on a customer car, then coilover suspension all round on a  customer car today. just watching shawshank redemption and youtube tutorials on soldering copper pipe!

i thought you were a fasttrac expert, because you'd had a play? 

i bought the redhawks too only £10, so not the biggest loss if they need replacing in a month or two...

then the berwick super safety hiking boots, comfy comfy

Cos it's about POT NOODLES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :of :of

well said Aunty Jo!

just a conclusion to this topic,

i went to machine mart and bought dickies: trousers, socks, t shirts and boots... bout £100 all in. very nice! they're comfortable and holding up thus far