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Rear view

From the cab, the Discordon consists of a gang of discs, followed by ripper tines then more discs with a press on the back, also fitted is the Opico seeder

Side on and turning on the headland

Took these pictures of my now ex colleague on his 7920 with the tillage train this morning pulling up wheat stubble

I'll miss it to a point but i sure as hell won't miss all the muck and dust that comes with it. The new job doesn't involve much arable work other than baling and muck spreading so it will be ok

one more of the CR980 emptying into the TVT170 and 18 ton bunnings

Yeah it really did on that farm, the lighter land wouldn't hold it so well, only cut 3 bits there that were mostly standing, the rest were awful with shot bits and kept blocking the knife \

Cheers Martin, as we were all swapping round on the machines yesterday i had a couple of ours talking to the sales rep on the headland which gave me a chance to get some pictures for once, pleased with them

1. Rear view of the other 460 through the dust 2. Rear view of the CR980

1. Our 460, now going up for sale, 1997, 2300hrs on it 2. Front shot of the CR980

1.The CR980 emptying out 2.The other 460

Finally managed to get the last of our wheat finished in the past 2 days, took some pictures yesterday as we hit it hard with 2 Lexion 460's with 25 foot beds and a demonstrater CR980 with a 30 foot bed, the result was 200 acres mopped up in 7 fields in one day 1. All 3 combines together 2. Our 460 emptying out

6m ones are coming along slowly Nath, hope to get some more done on them next week between my current job finishing and the new one starting Thanks Martin, its common practice down this way, we have one on a G&B Discordan for OSR and several other contractors use sinilar setups

Thanks guys, i'm rather pleased with how its came out myself

Hers a couple of pictures of the seeder with the pipes fitted, all just got to be painted now and hydraulic hoses fitted

Heres a couple of pictures of the first one shaped up and fitted to a Solo, think it looks fairly accurate for size, let me know what you think

Yes, it is Martin, getting rather past it now \

He's bought 2, a 7920 and 6920, both autopower tractors, i have driven the 7920 and i'd go for the TVT over it any day, its much simpler

I managed to get a picture of the grass harrow yesterday, take it this is what you were thinking of Tris

When i first got in it i thought 'oh my god' but its actually very simple, 3 gear ranges within which you can set the top speed you wish to travel at then just use the throttle or cruise control. Bottom picture is of our old 8560 which it is replacing, this tractor is now getting tired having covered 8200 hors since 1997

This is the new tractor that the new boss has bought my colleague, i had a drive in it yesterday and quite frankly it beats the JD hands down that he bought the other guy, was well impressed with it

Thanks Nath, They will be available as they are or painted up, with or without pipes and distributor outlet bar

Thanks. Yes i am casting some to sell, i have a few here now ready to go, PM me for more details

Thats their problem, they'll find out soon enough how much i did do and how idle the other chap is over my end. Not my problem now, i'm all fixed up with a new job, details soon.....

Yes, it can be used for that as well, we have two at work one on a G & B tilth train and another on a grass harrow for seeding pastures with