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That's shaping up really well - I think the decals will finish it off a treat.

Really interesting thread with some great pics - looks like you had a worthwhile visit.

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Very tidy tractor, MM. Did you plough up that hill too? 

Those two blues are very nice in their own right but will be very useful for other things too. 

I see the flying rodents have given the paintwork a nice roughcast look. 

that looks like a very nice bit of work indeed - impressive.

Surely you'll need stronger bars than that to keep the Ferguson family in there for a whole day  ;D

Also heard it said referring to heavy land left 'on end' to let the frosts in over the winter...........

Looks like you've done well on two counts - the 6400s are really gutsy & tough little tractors and the NH - well, that goes without saying. 

Only had a PTO sensor replaced in my NH so far, so I'm sure the way you look after you kit, she'll go for years. 

the tractor looks much bigger & when driving it it feels much higher !

Looks well on those boots Marcus - I expect you'll get a couple of extra knots out of her too

Thanks for the great pics - that looks like a show worth a visit in the future. 

I can remember the bale flinger on the fergies - desperate things. 

Neat sprayer, Gav. I looked at the mounted JD a few years back, but price ruled it out believe it or not.

Lifting beet and the soil's not even sticking to the wheels - up here nobody can plough or even spread muck it's so soft. 

Printed mine yesterday and had a good read - it has developed into an excellent publication. 

Just got our paperwork through - we're in the small hall at the back by the wall (stand 103). Excited now

Nice wee corner to have a coffee machine and biccies on the go, Mandy. 

They're a very good looking and well built tractor with a superb engine - presumably that's why Agco bought them, to get a decent engine for their other brands.  Just wonder about their future when they're selling 'against' MF and Fendt.

Any models to suit, John? Rickerby's had the jaguar print Norscot Jag done last year.

None mentioned Tris, but they kept the Jag quiet until the last minute.

ummm.... is that a Silver Bailey I spy  :P

It is indeedy Marky, do you want me to go buy it for you? 

The local Claas dealer Rickerby is having his annual show but to celebrate the 130th Anniversary, he's offering one off silver machines. 

Nice buy, FM. 

Look forward to pics and your opinions. 

I don't even collect modern JDs but that is very tempting. 

Cor, you'll be lucky Col, we didn't make many of these, they had a VERY short production run, and weren't desperately popular, over here anyway, folks were starting to become accustomed to the Quadrishift box & Hydrostable cab.... I delivered a 610 to a farm and that was one of only 2 or 3 we sold out of Ludlow.... Good luck mate!     

Don't think I've even seen one and we had a good dealer who punted a lot of Renaults out. 

That is a tidy little tractor and a nice bit of modelling. 

Very tidy Graham and a bit different. Will cost a bob or two to populate it though. 

I get mine here: http://cjwsteam.com/page20.htm

He only shows round up to 3/4" but may be worth a try too.

Very nice indeed. It looks very well painted and decalled.