pistol pete

I know they are cracking machines, this one on a x plate was bought second hand last year it still has only 2330 hrs on it. does most of the baling contract rapping and most of the ploughing. ther're aintmuch difference in time between a 4 and 6 furrow anyway.

I but i think that they have a couple of multy drives as well. A friend lives next door and a guy that i was at college worked there

once you've driven the 7920 with autopower for a while you get used to it but its like they say each one to their own.

not a big ford fan gav JD man through and through but it does look smart.what is the JD.

I took it up with the 6820 before i started spreading dung on the same field we usualy take up the press with the other tractor.if we are ploughing with the 68 we sometimes dont bother with the wieght box. the 64 does most of the ploughingthough as our 68 is used for contracting at the tatties both t planting and lifting. 

i she is a handy machine it is quick for loading bales with t being in 4 wheel steer all the time.

pictures

built this for my mate before i went home this summer. this is the tractor that he does all his spraying with and most of all the other jobs around the farm. he is on the farms 718 fendt at tattie planting on the seperator.

this is a contractors called george dailgarno(might have spelt his last name wrong) sprayer he was down spraying our spring barley with round up. it is just a cheap to get him in to do it rather than do it our selfs.

this is the only picture i took of this when i was at home its small but what haedy little machine. this is the second one we had the last was a 520-50.so this has a little bit more power and we got bigger wheels on it

in the field

another picture

these are some pictures of our 6410 before ploughing and ploughing.

one of the guys i know does the combine and all the work on a farm up your way will needed to ask next time i phone home

does he have any workers. do you see a 6420s doing his sewing for him

mart did the guy driving the combine havea moustache. if so i know the driver

PDC where did you get the wheels they are the nuts. they would be ideal for building a bailey trailerdo you sell them

Where was that taken mart

it says SIZE DOES MATTER. what a statement to have on it

that picture was taken beside lunan bay at one of their farms called Irons hill. it is inbetween Montrose and Arbroath

the chaser bin

I they've alwas got some good tackle to see

i ek has been carting bale with one of the teleporter. they have been lifting them straight of the field. its the smallest john deere they have.

be worth giving it a go think i will tae some more detailed picture at christmas and build one if i can get the wheels. tried to get a picture of the trailers that the sides front and tailgate lift of as one but the guy that has a couple was never of the road

don't think it would be but what about building one from scratch