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Thanks guys,I was wondering how good the hydraulics on those push off trailers compacted the load,and it looks like they do a very good job,I was thinking of getting the Wiking Euro Maus,but it looked a wee bit plasticky,more like Siku,but now I've seen this,??? Regards Joe.

How,do you use the Maus on the Maize then Julian,??? Regards Joe.

It's "only" 183 miles Bill,16mph = 11.5 hours,no prob's, Regards Joe.

Thank you Julian, Regards Joe.

Lanark next year Paul, Try Sparex for your linkage parts http://www.gb.sparex.com/catalogue_pdfs/S.70067/pdf_converted1_4/Publication.pdf Regards Joe.

Also Julian,what did you use for the reflective tape along the bottom and on the top corners,?? Regards Joe,

Ah,Jan Veenhuis Yellow and Red New Holland,you can see that outside their factory in Holland Mark,on Google street view. Regards Joe.

Both the Spitmachine and the Grondontsmetting are kits produced by Henry Alex http://www.farmmodels.nl/Webwinkel-Product-60314645/20710-Spitmachine-Bouwkit-1:32.html http://www.farmmodels.nl/Webwinkel-Product-88293271/331.-Imants-Grondontsmetting-vloeibare-kunstmest-front-machine-1:32.html Regards Joe.

Funnily enough Alex,I saw this earlier today and thought it might suit your layout, http://www.farmmodels.nl/Webwinkel-Product-127062501/07-Challenger-met-Imants-spitter-en-Monosem-zaaicombinatie-1:32.html Regards Joe.

Perfect Alex,just love these Drone shot movies,really must get my Parrot drone out and mastered, Regards Joe.

That video has been removed Alex, Regards Joe.

If Niels see's this he will tell you all about it. here's another video DunGro hemp harvester Regards Joe.

Was that just good fortune that both steps lined up then Mark, Regards Joe.

Tidy bit of work Mark,so which spreader did you use,?? Regards Joe.

I knew your lovely creation reminded me of something Mark,I've just spent the last hour or so trying to find this,?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pW9lIrvjSSM Regards, Joe,PS the machine I'm meaning is in at about 45 seconds,

Nice to see you back Alex,hope all is well,after reading Brian's comment yesterday I did a bit of Googleing,and came up with this,http://www.ritchie-d.co.uk/content/1020-traileyre not sure if that is an accumulator,but it certainly can shift big bales, Regards Joe.

What does it sound like Sean,did you say it was a three cylinder motor,?? Regards Joe.

Nice bit of Drone filming there Alex,as indeed is the Quadtrac and 12 meter drill, regards Joe.

That's a sharp contrast to the amount of material going through this header in Oz, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPC4EnUscyQ Regards Joe.

It would be very fiddly Sean,but five or six ratchet straps would finish that load of bales very effectively, Regards Joe,

Any good James,http://www.wespemodels.ro/index.php?route=product/product&path=60_73&product_id=1060 Regards Joe.

Your probably thinking of the Belgian site Baa32 Sean,http://www.baa32.com/fr/accessoires-agricoles/270-pince-a-balle-ronde.html But I Think Barry's is scratch built, Regards Joe.

Ha ha,wish I did Niels,Trino used to have a great selection of parts,a very nice set of zig zag harrows in brass,but I've just been on their site,and they now seem to prefer 1/87th scale,!!! http://trino-shop.de/index.php?s=3 Regards Joe PS,don't U H have a Ford 5000 due soon with caged wheels,?

Ah,some of the ones I have are only 7mm x 0.5mm and they just disintegrate, the instructions tell you to put card between them to stop them shattering, Regards Joe.

Sean,try these,they are so powerfull,if two "snap" together they shatter,http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_odkw=neodymium+magnets&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=neodymium+magnets&_sacat=0 Regards Joe.