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At least I carry on as normal....you wait til next week this lot will all be off sick with the sniffles  :'(

Maybe cos you infected them all mate

Once again Pudding has come up with the cabriolet version  ;D ;D

Now even I (one having green blood) call that a TRACTOR phew :o

I wont be going as the ma in law lives just up the road from there.But I,m lookig forward also to seeing your pics of it Marky

Me, not much really as I,m of work with a back problem (Hexon Schuss) which translated to English is (shot by a witch) but really means pulled a muscle in my lower back

I can see the day when the red ones have something green under the bonnet (and I dont mean a fendt).What a turn up for the books that would be then :o :o

ggg are you making it to toytrac? or is it just spalding you do

Just do spalding when it fits in with other things

Arrived back home in Germany today first thing to do is take a look at Marky,s pics.First thing that comes to my head to say is Marky you are a Hero mate what a good job you have done.If there was a FTF OBE or MBE you should be given it.

GGG

Made a flying visit to Spalding today, 55 minutes in total.It was nice to say hello again to Andy,Marky,and Ben.

GGG

Post a pic up of the sort of pond or ice  you are looking for and then we can see what ideas we can come up with.Its suprising how things change when you are looking at them on your screen

Hiya,your farm and in particular your camera work is WOW SUPER WOW get the message.

GGG :o :o :o

This is probably one of the best photos of a model tractor that I have ever seen.You can just imagine with the angle and the light you have just throw the barn door open and are walking over to your tractor ready for a days work.It might sound like I'm going on a bit but boy o boy what a picture

like this.....ok i rushed it :D

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=3034.msg103745#msg103745

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=3034.msg199264#msg199264

Now thats some shed. :o

Number 3 is a nice pic, really colour full

Now thats more like it Ben

Farm building.....day and night

Bet there be a few of these copied by us lot on FTF looks as though it would'nt be to hard

Would spring tines be sufficient to break stubble in softer soils?

maybe ???

Please correct me if I'm wrong, it looks like its using a chisel plough? (best view in photo 4)

In pic 5 where he's turning on the headland it looks more like a spring tine job

Hi Ben,aint it frustating mate when you spot a tractor out the corner of your eye and cant get as close as you would like to.Never mind though, after all its only ;) a Massey

Its such a pity Schleich make their's in the wrong scale,they make some fantastic farm animals

Do you see more of these type of machines in your area than self propelleds Brian? Also, would these be farmers or contractors?

Hi Tris most of these machines are Farmer owed doing their own work.Those with smaller or very large amounts rely on the contractors

nice pics not sure on the self loaders tho our contractor calls them snails  :D but exellent pics

Most of these rigs are owend by the Farmer's themselves.So with their acerage of grass they have the time and dont have to pay a contractor.Those with larger amounts usually rely on a contractor

what was filling the trailers

This was filling the trailers

Thats the end of the series German Grass 1,2,3,4,5,.Many many thanks to the sponsors of the photos whom without their help and needs it would have not been possible to make

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