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Coulden't of said it better myself

How about this for a slurry tanker. It's a Joskin Tetra X and as you can see has tyres that run across the whole width of the tanker. You'd never get stuck or make a rut with that, just get a load of punctures

Nice pics IHP. That's a Major slurry tanker for a guess

"Suzzey" that must be word of the week

Here's some pics on what I have on my Unimog Lime/Fert spreader. It's the broadcasting discs of the Siku Amazone fert spreader, but your lime spreader looks alot bigger than mine so these may be a bit to small for what your looking for. Hope it gives you some ideas though

Mine have ended up in a conversion, don't know about an awesome conversion though. Mine just needs some paint and I will post it up!!!

Very nice I'll get on to Paul for one of those. ;D

I am sure the Harry West Dual Spreader would be a big seller if you where to make one and probably the dump trailer too although a different manufacturer other than McCauley would be better as there aren't as big as say Kane or Marston for instance. A Kuhn mower would be good too could maybe paint them in JD colours to go with the Britains JD mower. My suggestions would be: Root crop equipment like Haulm Toppers, Planters, Harvesters, Picking Tables etc. Silaging equipment like tedders, hesston baler, bale chasers, flat and silage trailers etc. General farm equipment like straw choppers, Quicke Loader, Pivot steer telehandler. The list is endless believe me Thanks Nathan

Through a ploughed field, down through the quarry, through the river, in the marsh, through a stack of bales, over the silage clamp, over the muck heap and last of all a dip in the slurry lagoon should put it through it's paces eh Rich. Are you taking the cat with you too

Do you have anything else lined up Ian. Harry West Dual spreader or McCauley dump trailer maybe ;)

Don't set it on fire for god's sake

Yes very good work Ian. I would buy one of you, no doubt about it. Looks like there is tons of detail on it especially on the ramps. As for what makes there aren't that many are there?? The only ones I can think of, of the top of my head are: Chieftain Kane NC McCauley Fraser and out of those I would choose either McCauley or NC. Also Ian can you e-mail me about those models press, spreader, squeeze etc Thanks Nathan

Looks very good FP, the flotations suit it very well

Yeah forgot about those, will have to dig them out of me wardrobe.

Will a breeze block work

It's been a long day, I am just hoping the earth will open up now and take me away.

Your close chaps but just not close enough. It's used for planting bulbs like Tulips, daffodils etc. Only ever seen them in Holland where flower/bulb growing is big. Don't really know why they have the hopper and stuff above the tractor cab though, I am presuming it's because it causes less damage to the field, no headland fill ups also with the hopper being where it is it's spreading the weight evenly through all 4 wheels, I think compaction is quite a big thing when planting bulbs.

Aye Big X is the SP harvester with grass head, maize head etc and the Big M is the SP mower.

UH are bringing out the Big M and Big X later this year, so I would wait for that. The level of detail they put on it equals or betters a conversionist's attempt at it, so be patient and be ready to get blown away by another UH model

Scarper, yep I can run for England especially when someone is about to give me a telling off. They don't call me Forest Gump for nothing you know :D

Bodger of Derby more like

I sometimes have that problem, what i do is either put a bit of oil or WD 40 on the seized axle, wheel etc. Chain it on to my Siku Control Fendt 930 and just drive it around the carpet for 10 minutes or so. Works everytime ha ha!

My Kuhn tedder is 9' 6" wide on the road and can be a right pain in the buttocks at times on the roads and gateways. It does however have 4 reflective marker boards on the corners so people can see it. Are the max ag widths and max HGV widths different then or the same. ???

Isn't it 3m!!! I think that's the maximum road legal width for Agricultural stuff like mowers, power harrows etc, but thats agriculture so it may differ for HGV's and low loaders etc. Sure someone will be able to tell you better than me Nathan

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