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Went to one of our other locations today and they had this bad boy on the lot. 
 

Put the ever growing fleet of forage harvesters in plastic display cases. 

And an SPX3320 getting a long block put in. 
 

An example of a catastrophic transmission failure on a 370 CVT Magnum, the customer wisely choose to trade it in on a 380. 

Fitted some new beacons to my cougar since it was missing one, wish they were a bit smaller but otherwise I’m happy. 

Claas Quadrant at the AGCO dealer next door. I don’t see many Claas machines of this vintage in my part of the world. 

A few recent additions. 

7 minutes ago, FendtFarmer said:

Nice collection mate, would love one of those yellow claas lexions but few and far between and the price also  

Thank you, they aren’t easy to find over here either. I know my local dealer has one more on the shelf and I’ve considered picking it up as a spare. 2019 was the last year for the CAT paint on the real machines so it’s an end of an era I’m afraid. 

7 minutes ago, GPS said:

Agreed, nice models.

What model is the 9190? It looks fairly well detailed.

It’s an Ertl that came out a a few years ago, it is rather nice all things considered. 

Same casting as this KP Tiger. 

Figured I would showcase some of what I have, unfortunately I’m not much of a photographer. 

The Steiger is about back together. 

Magnum pack tractor, not an uncommon tractor but the CVT is unusual around here. 

4 hours ago, catkom3 said:

It is Martin,But I think this lock down will cause a hike in prices,€100 will be pretty close to standard price for all the well detailed model tractors now,It will be very interesting to see the price of the forthcoming Marge Claas Lexion 8900.??

Regards

Joe.

Given the prices on the Jaguars I can only imagine. 

13 hours ago, 844john said:

That's some outfit, and so is the rig it's sitting on! There doesn't look to be much daylight between the tracks and the ground mind!

You are right about that ha ha!, it was hauled with the tracks off. 

We dealer traded out the Deere for the 8120, tracked machines aren’t very common around here so I thought it was picture worthy. 

Continuing on, we have a 2388 in that ingested some rocks and is now quite hollow at the moment. 

1 hour ago, L33 DA17ON said:

Nice to see that sort of stuff. Is it a common fault. Would running them big triple wheels and tyres have out to do with it? Nothing on that sortbofcscale but when we put a full set of flotation tyres and wider rims on a hurlimann the Lad said we'll have issues with the size might damage the axles and braking. Been on 5 year now with no issues. 

The amount of rubber and the massive Grouser blade that usually resides on the front of it are both contributing factors for sure. There’s an updated ring and pinion with carrier that is going back in that should last the lifetime of the tractor from this point. 

I work for a Case dealer, I thought you guys might enjoy seeing some of the equipment that comes through the shop. 

This Steiger is used as a silage pack tractor, the front diff decided to shell out which is a known issue with this series of axle.