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Try ringing deere

They are through the roof way orders they just can't keep up

8530 could be 2009 before delivery!!

You 'might' get a Vaderstad Rapid for autumn 2009, and most other stuff is the same....

but what's replacing her then John?

Yep...a T6080, but it won't be here for a few months, but the dealer got a very good price for the 8360 so it works in my favour. He'll cover me if I need another tractor for silage etc.... 

Combining is probably my favourite, but I do enjoy ploughing especially when everything is the land is just right.

I like drilling too as you have to make a good job as you don't see the errors for a couple of weeks....

Finding I had a bit more wheat in the grain store than I had estimated. 

The 8360 went down the road today...

Nice one Simon - is that an Advance or HiTec?

My neighbour has one and it is a little cracker. 

Some really nice machinery in those pics, Simon.

The 8360 looks in very good nick (as do a lot of others) 

Good stuff, Kev

Maybe the fuel consumption and hot exhaust are linked. 

Never seen that drawbar either - looks a bit continental?

Could be wrong, but looks like willow - crop it to make it tiller more in the second year. 

Methinks a touch of 'pilot error'  ;D

See if there is a 'free return' for the hyd. oil as my sprayer wasn't happy on a spool. Make sure the spool isn't flow controllable and closed down. This tractor should have a big flow...

Remember it was a 'demo' when you last saw it working.....

Seat should lock fore and aft, usually latch on LHS.

Gearbox is standard Case 

Spraying the first built sub-assemblies of the Super Dextas for Spalding launch.

Stop teasing, Nigel.......

Thanks GGG for the picture - but I don't miss them at all 

Looking good, Gav. I'd never seen one in the flesh until I came down your way to a farm sale recently; they are a big old piece of kit and I think you model conveys this. 

My cordless drill just died - totally helpless without it. 

Very, very nice collection, Wil, and a smart website too.

Class piece of building there. That door is a as good as I've seen 

Beautifully detailed display! I like the small touches like the pasture drinker for the cattle etc. 

I don't visit here often enough, but it is looking very well, Sean. I like the machinery shed with everything squeezed in - very realistic. 

Another fine set of pictures, Richard. I would like to see how the rear wheels of the trailer pulled by the CS got round that corner 

in pic number 3 is that trailer been cut and stuck back together

Perhaps it started off life as a powder tanker?

Never noticed this before Martin. My 3065 (1988) had the hyphen originally, but the 3085 (1992) appears to have it too. 

Just being knee deep in dirty flood water towing 3 waitress's out after they got stuck on the way home  >

I had to re-read that post more carefully a second time 

Oh and one TT took for you, Marky 

looks like there was some rare stuff there are you glad you went

Glad I went - yes, but disappointed I'm so out of touch with prices. 

I like the Allis crawler the, cab looks like its home made? but a good job

i wasn't sure about that cab - nice bit of woodwork though 

And that Massey again. 

Vintage Stuff!