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It's all part of the paperchase nowadays Sean. I've had to do several 'courses' over the last few years - the forklift one being the biggest waste of 2 days/£350 ever.

TT & I are coming, Bill. Leaving Thursday for along weekend. See you all there. 

Ah of course... Do you know I don't think I have ever seen one of those John    - does it still get plenty of use on Leathamshank Farm

Still use it a lot, a bit less since I got the Sumo, but does it's fair share. The 3m one can kill a 135 hp tractor so the 1200 is optimistic in that pic. 

might have to make a set of then 23's for my 1200 when it arrives

I've got a frame made - just experimenting with tines..

Looks to be a cracker. The only thing that I'm not a huge fan of is the PAVT wheels.

That's looking good, Unk. Very delicate work. 

Sorry to drag this way OT but I rummaged through the workshop this morning and found the book. The machine still has the Bomford plate on the top link stay. 

Good stuff Marcus. Just caught the videos too - should be Welsh lakes rather than lanes. 

Must be a bit rough on the old wing mirrors.

I did one a wee while ago Pete.

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=13143.msg223200#msg223200

Ordered the Norev Dominator 108 from my local Claas dealer.........I like Claas Prices

Down as Claas spares? 

Just got your old Nuffield - Brian Norman with single front wheel. 

Think it would be a 37 Marky - that rings a bell.  Bought when we had the 590 so mid seventies.

Here's a pic after I put another row of tines and roller on. 

Those bonnets look very well - nice mesh on the grill too. 

Just also noticed that the depth wheels are in the wrong place for a draft control tractor.

Wonder if that's where they were fitted for delivery and moved to rear by dealer - UH got a pre-delivery picture 

We had a '25' frame with double coil tines - what was that - a 42 or something?

Also have a Bomford subsoiler on a 24 type frame 

That looks like really clever land you've got Gav. 

Certainly get your £7.60 worth out of the tines too.

Great photos, Bas. You saved me a long journey to see machinery I can't afford anyway. 

Thanks for taking the time to post them. 

What a great set, Mandy, I'm sure they'll do well. Everything was done by hand in the past so there's virtually no limit to the sets you could make - harvest with scythes etc, hedging & fencing....

They look good. I can see a couple coming my way soon.

I thought the 100 series were a bit lighter built than the 1000s which were designed for drill mounting. 

Looking forward to seeing it in the flesh now, Marky. I agree with BOR, the BN will always be just that - a BN.

Only ever seen a 24 on steel wheels too. 

Looks good, Mike - just not big enough 

Nice ones Marky - my dealer is still waiting.......

What a superb job. A bit of a challenge in brass too. 

Very tidy model indeed and the extra detail you've added certainly makes it stand out. 

That is a really great scratchbuild, of a useful sized trailer. 

A couple of sets of Nigel's new SCALEdown rollers.  Guess what I'm doing tonight. 

Just totalled up what I'm going to spend on all the new models coming out before Christmas..............

Missed this thread 

What a smashing place you have there Mandy.