aaron moore
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Maybe more whats on your printer, but- adjustable (hopefully) rear wheels for the larger 3000 series Masseys
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In the process of building an above ground store for a customer, valves and first reception tank completed between juggling silage, minding cows at balmoral and uni. Final details now, I’ll throw up the completed thing during the week
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7 hours ago, sipher172 said:
That's awesome, did you print the entire trailer frame and springs as one component?
Yep, all printed as one, with the drawbar separate, it works, but the spring detail isn't great, think I'll be just doing the chassis and springs separate for any future builds
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2 hours ago, sipher172 said:
The springs really do look good. Have you printed them or have you made them from plastic?
Cheers, 3D printed in PLA just, still need to do some refining on the CAD side of things and a couple of tweaks with the printing itself, these were more of a feasibility test than anything to see if they could be printed in situ
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Nice little 12t bailey coming along. Body and axles just to finish now
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Good story lines here, interesting to follow along, very realistic farm too with the crop rotations. Keep it up!
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The new sheds looking well! That milk tank is a good size too, how many liters is it?
Thats interesting, the iron I have is an 80w one with a flat end to it and i don find that its not hot but, the joints are just a mess and take a lot of filing to look neat. But i see your using copper, where as i only had steel at the time so would that make a difference? Also I am forgetting that it could just be me!
Were you using flux, or a flux cored solder? This can be a cause of the solder going everywhere, it almost just rolls off the metal.
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Here you go....little else to do on a Satuday night and its starting to annoy my OCD ha ha!
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if your still looking for one theres this one on ebay
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thanks tractorman for posting,does the loadall have mirrors,i cant see from the picture
looking at it yes it looks like it has one on the far side in front of the engine could be wrong though.
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Has the trailer got a steering axle? looks great though
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Got the britains livestock transporter in blue today got trailer looks like a vast improvement on the last one
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My mini bought on 15th April 2011this is a work in progress and will be finished as a rally spec one
and my little john deere lawnmower i got for christmas 2007 along with the other tractor kit
oh and the 135 is nearly done now i will have to get some current pictures up of it
another one of the fergie on a postcard i made for this year
(P.S. I only have a load of pictures of the fergie as i dont like posting pictures of stuff thats not completed yet)
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hi again guys just a few pictures of my stuff
the wee fergie i got this on the 22nd of september 2008
a wee bit of an arty shot
and the link box for it came on the same day bought just a few yards from the tractor
P.S. the tree in the right hand bottom corner has been ripped out to build a shed for more tractors 
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Thanks for the warm welcomes guys looks to be a very close forum
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Hi I've just had a look through the topic and you have some really nice machines looking forward to the next lot of pictures
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hello ive been on this forum for a while now so i thought i should probably start this topic. i'm form Northern Ireland my dad and i have a couple of classic masseys in the garage as well as minis and other old cars. i mainly collect 1/32 John Deere, Massey Ferguson with a few New Hollands and Fendts mixed in and and implements that take my fancy. I also started converting and scratch building for my model farm (its not done yet ill have pictures up in a few weeks). my farm is called oak brook farm and runs mainly NH and JD the odd MF.
yours Aaron
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ok thanks for the help
Aaron
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do you have any more pictures of the shed on page 189 with the ford infront of it
it would be much appreciated
thanks Aaron
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does the tractor has the linkage attached with screws if it does If you look at were the link arm meets the tractor there should be a screw where the arm attaches get a small screwdriver and tighten the screw up
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On that kuhn mower does it lift up parallel to the cab
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it just worked for me
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Waking up for the long trip to Ireland for the week. Any one tell me of any model shops/toy shops
Orchard Motorsport - Armagh City
Model Shop - Main street Lurgan Co. Armagh
Graham Chapman - Co. Armagh
Farmrite - Portadown Co. Armagh
Fane Valley - Portadown Co. Armagh
Camerons, Ballymena - Co. Antrim
Ground Control, Lisburn - Co. Antrim
Fane Valley - Banbridge Co. Down
Kingdom Trucks - Comber Co. Down
Old Forge Models - Comber Co. Down
Lake view - Loughbrickland Co. Down
Toymaster - Banbridge Co. Down
Model Shop - Belfast Co. Down
Comber Post Office - Co. Down
FM tractors - Ardstraw Co. Tyrone
Fane Valley - Omagh Co.Tyrone
whites/Toymaster - Omagh Co.Tyrone
DM farm models - Omagh Co. Tyrone
G.W. Gibson & Son General Merchants - Beragh Co. Tyrone
O Mhurucus centra/collectors toyshop - Innashannon Co. Cork
Marks Models - Cork City
Modelmania michelsown - Co. Cork
RB Models - Clonmel Co. Tipperary
Galway Farm Models - Co. Galway
Lynch Farm Models - Co. Limerick
Model Mad - Co. Kerry
try googling some of those and you should probably get some addresses or come up to the moira show
The peculiar world of 3D printing. Printers and CAD in a world of Craft Knifes and Pencils.
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Good to see more of them getting around, prints turned out well.
Would advise covering the printer in a plastic or something to protect it, especially where youd touch when setting up a print etc, the resin gets absolutely everywhere, once it gets onto the touch screen reading it becomes a disaster