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This, badly wanted it for my Renault collection > > http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=180204009069

Good job I went to book my room last night or no one would have known about that special price this weekend :D

This is madness surely :o :o :o :o http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Ford-Silver-Jubilee-7810-tractor-brochure_W0QQitemZ180204001460QQihZ008QQcategoryZ147800QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

The rams are made from cut down telescopic car aerials Welcome to the Forum

You will find the tail door on your pick up may have a habit of falling open in the car park every time your back is turned :

I'll be there again, staying at Eye Green....this time I may just weld the back of my truck up Barry, Steve :D

At least you still have a wage coming in though which is the main thing. The unfortunate thing with my job is I have no idea when it will come to an end, just sometime in February which isn't a great help to me, actively seeking a replacement though.

If you hadn't have been elswhere. Had another delivery for shefford come in tonight so will be that way again probably

Been out delivering oil, first drop was in Watton, followed by Mildenhall then onto Gamlingay, Biggleswade and Shefford in Bedfordshire before coming back to Thetford, not bad left the yard at 9am and was back at 2.30pm

It was, the coal fired combine

Nice looking machine, we tried one out on demonstration where I used to work but stuck to a Lexion due to the extremely high fuel consumption of the John Deere

I shall keep quiet then too ;D ;D All bribes will be considered though :D

You could also try speaking to Standen Pearson (Holmer UK Agents) as I believe they bought a load of them before they were discontinued

They were temporarily out of stock the last ime I looked

1) Brass comes in sheet form and various shaped profiles but is more expensive and not as easy to work with as Plastruct 2) The elevator traces were cast from one taken off the Bruder Grimme potato Harvester, so not readily available anywhere 2a) The cylinders were made from Plastruct/Butyrate tubing and split pins on my harvester which worked well, car aerials also make good rams for the larger diameter ones 2b) Just use pins, wire or plastruct solid rod to fix them together 3) Just ask about, If it is Simba discs you are after I have a quantity of them in my spares box at the minute I believe. Someone on here may be able to help with other items. If not people like Walkerparts, Dave Towse and Farm Models do parts for some items Hope that helps Sascha

It's on April 6th I believe Sean from memory

There's only one good way to trim a conifer hedge.........................with a chainsaw at the base

Ford electric blue with white primer is a good match

What a lot of us use on here for scratch building is a material called Plastruct which is a form of plastic available in many different shapes and profiles, it can be easily cut and glues together and is much cheaper and easier to work with than brass. Plasticard is the sheet material that usually gets used with it and comes in sizes between A4 and A2 depending on your supplier, most good model shops will keep these in stock if not try the website below for them http://www.ema-models.co.uk/shop/catpages/page-AA.html for plastruct http://search.ebay.co.uk/_W0QQsassZstation-road-baseboards for plasticard The topic below gives you an idea of what can be done with these materials, this was my first scratchbuild project but I'd always recommend anyone else to start off with something simpler as I'm just a glutton for punishment :D http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=12146.0 If any of us can help you in anyway just ask andd we'll try our best

Happy Birthday Paul, have a good one

Good luck :

Yep, all types of trailer, the bigger they are the easier they are to reverse

So if you managed to squeeze in with me and Marky this year, who's company would you want to be chief buyer with :D

Wired up the lights in my new shed, just about ready to start painting in now. Other than that sod all today, back to work tomorrow though :'(

I think you'll find there's a 0 missing off the end of that price, far too many hours to go into contracting with as well if its going to get a lot of heavy usage