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Thank you Mr Ferguson....

I haven't wrecked a Massey for a good few years now...........

Anyone prepared to pay £450 quid for the combine

Probably, but I hope it is better packed.......

Nice steady job that, Marcus. She does look well with those bigger rear tyres.

Any pics?

Not very good I'm afraid. 

Shaping up well MD - I like that 

Finally got a Brian Norman DB Cropmaster 

They all look good. There are dozens of that Iveco style wagon in the Borders here, especially in the hills. 

Just out of curiosity, are you running it back through the spool or a free return?

Good way to spend a day Marcus...would've been bloomin' cold up here today though. 

They look very well - I like the silage sides on the Fergy trailer too, nice touch. 

Smart job, Thomas. Good load of Fergies in the first pic too. 

Hearing from John Leathers that he'll have another combine ready at Spalding. 

Helping my mate the ag-engineer who's 'done his back in'. Fitted a set of markers to a drill, fixed a solenoid on a straw spreader and serviced a Valtra N. Good day - bit of a change of scenery. 

Another nice job Cerin. 

Great 'mixed' collection Walter. That perfume cabinet would be great, presumably has lighting in the top? 

He did offer me a "hurl" in the new NH but did say it was rather dusty and messy inside. Not much wonder I thought with the rear window open ;)  I declined the offer saying that I had to get some photographs for the chaps on FTF ;)

On a 58 plate there shouldn't be any dust in there    Nice pics though, Bill, takes me back a few years to our old 30. 

Looks good to me - seen them worse than that if you get a shower of rain and the dust sticks. 

You could spend hours spotting little details in there and still miss some. 

Too windy for field work.  \  So going to slink off to the workshop for an afternoon. 

I'm not familiar with the real machine, but judging by your others they will be spot on. 

Normally we would plough and press but the fields are so wet on top and hard beneath that I can't pull the press as well sensibly, having to plough well ahead of the drill as well so the fields can dry out a bit, just not drying out otherwise

We're the opposite - drying on top nicely but like jelly underneath 

Smart bit of kit - looks like he does a fair amount of work in the dark. 

What a great visit for a MF freak like yourself - it's a miracle they got you back home. Some good pics there too.

Did you bone them about your hydraulic pump?  ;D

Let me know what measurements/photos you need Sean - I have access to one 

Well although its dry and sunny it feels Baltic outside now with a howler of a wind.

Current temp here = 10C Wind chill =-2C