Tommy Gough

Krone Big x 650 with 10 row header

John Deere 7530

Massey Ferguson 7840

John Deere 6820

John Deere 7810

Case mxm175

Claas arion something or other

all of the above had 14 ton trailers on

reverse drive Fendt 924 on the clamp.

all of these on a little farm in chippenham

just got my copy in the post and i must say its another brilliant issue. cant wait to see how the Massey plough refurb gets on

first day at agricultural college and we got a tour of the farm, we are all driving the john deere 6930 premium tommorow to see how well we can drive

we are also being trained for our RTV,ATV,P1 and P2 tests. also welding, great qualification to have

just out of interest: which collage are you going to?

you finally got a good tractor to drive then with the 165

still nothing being said on the site showing the products on sale in the uk.

John Deere combine towing header

New Holland 7840 with loader and Claas mower

John Deere Tractor with a load of straw.

John Deere 6220se with loader, Ford 6600 & Ford 7610 (but then i see these every day)

After saving up from my last buying spree: Siku Ropa Sugarbeet Harvester

                                                                    Siku Massey Ferguson 8680

                                                                    Siku Joskin Trailer 

Not yet decide on 7810- silver jubilie or normal...

...or both. That sounds a good plan

Classic Tractor never lets me down. Always a cracking magazine every month.

I always judge how good an issue is by how often I will go back and reread articles in it. This October issue will come under the heading of most often thumbed.

Cracking MF 3000 fleet, small balers, MF 8100 series case study, Oldest Zetors, Yellow Giants etc. One of the best Rory has done.

Two minor points. Found a couple of typos which i have never noticed before, outside the small ads section, and in the small baler article the writer says Lely are only manufacture selling new small balers into the UK. The MF web site is showing the 1800 series as still being available. But I stress I am being very picky over a very go issue.

yeah i saw that. i thought New Holland sold small balers in the uk as well

I think most of the silver 7810's had all of the bells and whistles so the mudguards would be found on these more often.

jumped over a swathe of straw and my phone fell out of my pocket > it fell on the only stone in a five meter radius and it now has a crack the full lenght of the screen. did laugh when my uncle stuck to his theory of wd40 will fix anything and everything

what new holland is that in the last picture?

yesterday watched a New Holland 8060 combine stop so many times there were more heaps of straw in the field than rows. cause was mud building up under the header and blocking the knives. This also dug up random parts of the field so quite a rough ride for the baler.

good work. you must the first off the blocks

maybe its galvanised or a one off, like you say any silver anniversary has long passed.

yeah its galvanised. neighbour sells them and he told me

its a v900 auto contour

is that the code from siku or the actual header number?

later in the year (December) there are 2 international tractors planned and also a case. the inters are a 956XL and a 3588. the case is a 1056XL. they also plan to have the Massey 7580 ready for release in September.

just a quick question. Does the header from the old Britain's 7200 combine fit on the Britains header trailer?