mickelcarroll

Just wondering how you managed to get the cab off? I want to put a driver in myself but I'm not sure how the cab comes off. Is it just a case of taking off the wheels and cutting the melted plastic of the cab coming through the mud guards? Or is there a tab under the bonnet as well? Looks well too by the way!

I like the blue flat bed trailer in the last series of pictures, who made it? Also, did you make the yard in the last series of pics yourself? If so, fair play!

How can I contact this sam guy?

Nice work there! What McCormick did you use? Ive a Tim Massey as well and would like to do this conversion too! Was it difficult?

During the dry spell we took the combine out and cut some spring barley but got bogged twice with our 12 tonne Dooley trailer! Our friend had to come and pull the trailer out of the field the first time with a John Deere but the second time when we were pulling the trailer out onto the road it got bogged in the gate way and nothing could get in or out! Yet again our friend came along with the JD and pulled us out but the 2 incidents made an awful mess on the road leaving me to clean it up with a sweeping brush!

Great thanks, I will be because I only got it and if i wreck it ill be raging!

Thanks for the help guys! Is it just a case of puting a screw driver under the front of the bonnet and prising it?

Thanks for that paul

Hi there lads, Does anyone know how to remove the cab from a NH T6020? Ive removed the screws at the back of the rear wheels but it seems to be caught at the bonnet? Another thing is can the grab be taken off of the loader to put a different attachment on or just leave it with the loader and no attachment? Thanks, Mick

Well lads! Im having difficulty with a McCormic MTX 145 with dual wheels. I want to make it all singles but the front axle is causing difficulty. It may be cut but i want to know, before i cut it, is there a way i can have the tractor on single wheels and add the duals with a bar or something like in real life so they can be taken off when not needed? Regards, Mick!

Or the dark red ones? http://www.juweela.de/produkte-132-ziegel-03.html#produkte Regards, Mick

Thanks Mandy, not the ones but nearly the exact same! Do you have a price for these ones? http://www.juweela.de/produkte-132-ziegel.html Mick

I found scale red bricks on a website one time but I cant seem to find where I found them? Would anyone be able to help me? Thanks, Mick

where did you get the JCB 4cx from then? Looks well!

Ok, thanks for your help!

Its a beauty Barry! Thats what im hoping to do next week when my exams are over! Thanks very much,much appreciated, Mick!

Thanks! I recon i could find some off cuts to put on the back of the wheel! But again, the unknown question, is it hard to get the rear wheel off of the axle without damaging the tractor?! That's EXACTLY what made me want some row-crops on it! I was looking through a model farmer magazine and was like Oh.My.God!

Thanks guys, much appreciated! Is there a certain way to remove the rear wheels and what needs to be done then? Does the axle have to be shortened or is it just a case of sticking them back on? Regards, Mick!

Would anyone have a website or know where i could get a set of spraying wheels for a UH 7810? 2 for the front and 2 for the back? Thanks, Mick!

Thanks very much Sean. When my school exams are over I'll buy a couple of Mandys then and like you said, if they're no good I can contact Gav! I'm sure though, even if Mandys don't suit the job requires they won't be tossed in a box, because form the picture on the website, they'd fit well in any diorama or on a forage harvester or something! Thanks again for your help, much aopreciated, Mick!

Thanks Sean and Mandy, but the one Sean has in his picture is more the type (size wise) I'm looking for! Do you remember how much you paid for it Sean and do you have any details for Gav? Thanks again, Mick!

Do you make them 2wd also?

Would anyone be able to help me as to a site where i could get 1:32 scale barrels to make a weight for a tractor? Like one made from a barrel filled with concrete with linkage points on it? Kind of home made type?! Thanks, Mick

Nice to see an ould gailic football in one of the pictures, H'ON GAA, H'ON IRELAND!

Looks good! What kind of wheels are on the JCB loader in the background?!