Gav836

I might have a couple of these in Amazine colours at Spalding, no other ones in the pipeline yet though

I feel a mass numpty posting coming on :D

Spray paint it but to do it properly you will need to take the drill apart, just drill the rivets out holding the tines on, the discs can be prised off and you will need a small pin punch to knock out the pins that hold the drill hopper on. There's a topic somewhere on here of an Amazone one that I've done

Which one John, Siku or UH?

Welcome to the Forum Davie, always good to welcome a fellow Renault fan onto here If you need any help then feel fre to ask one of us Just watch out for that Marky Ferguson as he'll try to convert you to those red tractors :D

They bought a Walton Eclipse where I was working last harvest, they felt it was a better machine as when needed it could also be used to pick stacks up again to move, something the Heath machine couldn't do. It also made a better stack in the first place, as good, if not better than we could with a Loadall. Certainly speeded the job up over running a Loadall and tractor/loader along with 3 artic trailers behind the balers

Oh no, not here as well, its bad enough you've both been tweeting to Uncle Gav on MSN without here as well :D :D

I know, a minor regret but at the same time it was too bigger risk at the time when your boss couldn't guarantee the job beyond November \ Still not got the passport sorted either :D

That'll be why you hadn't mentioned it to me then :D Get it on a bedformer and see how she does

Snowing hard here now, turned the world white outside, got a nice covering Street lights spoil it really :

Especially for Simon....John Deere 285 version of the mower

Will probably order another 20 on Tuesday, should be able to get them done pre show as well then

Can't have you getting bugged can we Simon :D

Tell me about it Paul, I've got trailers, ploughs, mowers, beet harvesters and parts and decals laying everywhere boxed and unboxed at the minute :D Cheers Simon, not got enough mowers spare to do a JD one at the minute, really beginning to think that 20 won't be enough at this rate \

You'll have to give me a while on that one as they are all boxed up ready for Spalding

Ah the good old Slop It On method then was it Tris, can't go wrong with that

A misting of red oxide primer may do it, just depends what you are looking to do it to really \

Yeah, if you click on return to machine in that link I posted up it will take you to the spec page of the tractor giving hours and HP in most cases. Thats another tractor he wants ?9750 for though \

Heres the 7410, looks identical to a 6810 to me \ http://www.robertwraightltd.com/machines_images.aspx?stocknum=13125

Some are high, some aren't. Its the Ford 7410 on there that has got me as I didn't even know they made one \

Ooooops, sorry Mark, I forgot you can't see it \ In order to be able to see the prices you have to be a registered user and signed in, I've been one for 2 or 3 years now so if anyone wants a price off there feel free to ask The 4610 is ?9750 + VAT, thats way over the top in my opinion for something thats 20 years old

Nice tractor, but look at the price of it :o :o You are right though Mark, a lot of his tractors originate from France and he does have some good ones but boy does he have some old dogs in as well

Sands and Bateman Sprayers have been on 12 month delivery for a couple of years now, they ordered a Sands where i used to work last September for delivery this September, thats a hell of a wait for something. What did I say last time I spoke to you Marky? I said I'd put money on it changing to May or even June in the end didn't I, just get to know what the manufacturers are getting like these days from past experience with them \

I have actually turned down a date with a girl because she smoked, I can't stand it, it's like snogging an ash tray I lost my Dad to cancer when I was 17, my sister was only 16. He was diagnosed with bowel cancer in autumn 1997, the treatment didn't work and was stopped just after Christmas that year, the cancer was too far advanced. He was given 12-18 months but died in May 1998, he'd smoked since he was 12-13 but no one knows if it was that that caused it, the pesticides of the 60's and 70's when he was farming or just in the genes. His sister has since died of the same thing. It's certainly enough to put anyone off the habit seeing someone suffer like that

That doesn't sound like you Matty, I can't imagine you ever arguing with anyone :D Several of my mates started smoking at that age, some have given up, others who said they would give up easily after GCSE's have never been able to. I don't know what its like where everyone else is but around here it seems more and more girls are taking the habit up and I have seen kids (lets face it that they are) as young as 12 smoking in town. If they'd seen someone die of cancer it would be enough to put them off I would imagine