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Sounds like some sort of happy hobbit juice to me Sean :D

The results of todays casting and mold making........148 wheels in 4 different sizes

Casting a selection of bits to sell as spares at Spalding and making some decals

Try using the search facility JDM Here they are http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=9671.0

Those of us that buy to sell have accounts with wholesalers and main agents/importers for the various brands. The profit you can make on that sort of thing isn't huge anyway so you'll be a long while getting rich from it

They're defunct now, JF Stoll produce the mowers and Vogel and Noot have the ploughs......JF Stoll have also copy protected their logo so I can't copy it for decals off their website Hmmmm Kverneland may do well

Ok guys, need some help here now, who else makes mowers like this? So far I have... Pottinger Krone Lely JF-Stoll Claas Fella Are there anymore? Anyone who says Kuhn gets an instant Numpty :D

Very nice work John :)

Give me 48 hrs Lely's don't have a good reputation about here, especially in thick grass, whereas everyone who has a Krone swears by them

Just a wild guess but is that heather its standing on? If so would that be combined to get seeds?

I see what you mean.....lets hope he doesn't send the money by carrier pig :D

The one I'm referring to is before you joined us Luke, no doubt some of the other members will remember the one I mean

There is already a topic somewhere in this section with all pictures of mishaps etc in it, it caused us problems last time due to the nature of pictures being posted. The other thing of course is we don't want a new board filled up with pictures "borrowed" off other peoples websites, if we had one they would have to be pictures taken by yourself of something that you had seen first hand. On this note I feel that seperate topics still have an advantage for these pictures

Cheers for the comments guys, also thinking of doing one in Pottinger colours, possible Claas as well but we'll see. Won't be on the website until after Spalding but should have a few there for sale

If he didn't I hope he applied for an extension.....no not to his legs although that would help as well ....but to continue hedge-cutting. We used to where I used to work, usually for 10-14 days without a problem

I'm not a big fan of the disc mower in Kuhn colours so thought I'd give it a respray and new decals to make it into a Krone. Nice and simple conversion with a hydraulic hose added just to finish it off. Let me know what you think of it

Take a look here Henry http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=16838.0

And now you're making me sweat because of it :D :D

Turned out well Will, don't think you'll have any problems shifting a few of them. If anyone says anything about the licencing just put the decals loose in the box with it and don't stick them on

I've just applied for a job today still in the farming industry but on the other side of the hedge in machinery sales

Already have one or two in the pipeline for the summer if I aren't sorted before then. Both involve big baling

Very well known, you know them

Working on some more models, posting off models and ringing up about a job locally for a well known company

Oooooooooooooooooh I say thats a bit flash isn't it Stevo :D :D Whatevers wrong with the good old levers

Sanderson were bought by Aveling Barford when they first went into difficulty, a few years later Claas bought 49% of the shares in the company, during that period Sanderson's were badged as Claas Rangers for the German market. Claas then bought the remaining 51% of the company transferring production from The Invicta Works to Saxham and changing the UK colours to their own at that point