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Just my colour and brand as well, cheers Nick :D

It's getting that way now Marcus, they've had the 3350 for about 15 years and it is an F reg machine so was 2nd hand when they bought it and the 2650 is a K plate and has been there since new. I think they have had the chopper at least 10 years but the original dealer has been out of business for at least 15 years so there's no telling how old it is. The two trailers are relatively new aquisitions. It's just a small family dairy farm growing maize and grass for silage

Went out to where I used to live today as I knew they were doing some silage there, I was too late for the mower which is a Taarup 307 on an IH 955 2wd but I have managed to get some pictures of the JD 3350 on a Taarup 602b forage harvester and the 2650 on trailer duty. The 3350 has now covered 13500 hours and they are currently seeking a replacement as they are buying a larger Taarup forager. Trailers are an AS and a Norton. Small pictures first

You really aren't having much luck lately are you \

Nice collection there Looks like the Massey Massive membership has just increased on here :D

Very very nice Best get the mop and sponges ready for when Marky see's these :D

I haven't recieved a pm to that effect \ Have replied to your request in the topic though I do have one in the planning stage, one of many things in the pipe line Considering doing an older style one for the new Britains classic tractors and a newer style one for the newer models

I gave our Massey loving friend the details for Dromone last night as they are one of the only ones I could think of who make after market hitch kits as well :D I know Axla are another type but not sure as to wether or not they make aftermarket ones \

Very nice Tris, looks just the job

Took some straw from the farm half way across Norfolk to near to Hunstanton, they are having to buy it in after local kids burnt a stack of 600 bales last harvest time And just recieved delivery of my new laser printer so trying to get that set up now

I sometimes buy mine in the local shop but they never tend to keep much in stock so once I know roughly what the sizes are I put in an order from EMA, tends to work out cheaper as well if you are going to use a quantity of it

All 3 of the ones where I used to work had been on their sides, one averaged it at least once a year

And turn over very easily on ground that is even slightly uneven

Oh look out, loved up Penguin about :D

Rain, rain, oh and just for a change, more rain

Very nice Tris, you must be really pleased with her

Thats lucky then, talk of it being wet most of the week here at the minute so I don't think our haylage will be getting done just yet \

Nice pictures there. Glad someones got some nice weather, it hasn't stopped raining here since midday on Sunday yet \

Well he should be commited anyway with his love of Belarus's :D

Interesting looking combine Chris. Any chance of more details on it? Deserves a topic of its own

A Belarus Tris, hence why Chris has got excited :D :D

Looking good there Reece

Very good Chris, think the seed rate was a bit low though Never heard of cocktail barley, c0cktail I have though :D At least you have some parts books for your tractors :P