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thanks for replys no glazing pete at moment , sorry you have aged a bit tris but could not find a young looking chap so you had to be that old looking fella   as for you marcus wheels on wheels of you as well steve wheels on wheels of ,need to find some in between then    they was a good machine wasnt they FNHIR

cracking  layouts a lot of work some great models on display a credit to all  great pics to 

like everyone says john that is lovely a credit to you 

john thats all i need no warranty ,when it falls of tractor    seen a couple like you say on kuhn s john cheers tris

great pics mark good to see things still going 

nice pics cerin thats a fine front weight on the JD the forklift counter balence weight great to follow you around with your pics some nice arty ones to

cracking pics tim good topic to follow 

thanks john i had the arm left over ,and was wondering how to use it ,i did cut the base of the arm of and ground the end arm out so hook will come right back to load spreader ,used a small peice of plasitc and used resin glue to fix on john ,it seems to work ok , do you use this system

been to local farm sale and bought this fert spreader ,got some of lying feilds to do thought might be handy

not sure if they are very popular in other areas but see a lot on dairy farms up this way

thanks for replys put a set of early britains fastrac wheels on it and a bit of colour ,made some pallett tines and muck fork with grab see what you think

  put tris in his wood cutting diorama cutting the willow tree

good to see you are getting on with the outside work ,did you clear your roof of the building up mart

got it marcus ,where is the farm deepest wales

are you blowing into that marcus ,you said you would find one 

will be at toytrac tris , have not seen any up this way for a few years jcb pivot steers have taken over

they was not the best thing to move corn was they tris to much shoveling involved ,lorrys sit under them for hours 

we had an older type on the farm had a little metal cab very hot in the summer sitting in there it got burnt out in barn fire you may remember the barn steve at badlesmere on faversham ashford road

cheers pete many thanks steve TR250 it is then

looks very good john if it is as half as good as your other models it will be a cracker will look nice on the baler 

  made one of these for the model farm bit old school these days

  thought i would try to make one of these old handlers ,drove one for handling straw between 1995 and 2000 thought it was a good machine never gave any trouble ,but for the life of me can not remember the model number so could do with some help there think it was TR something

great little tractor you have made nice to see 

thank you all i think the hay one needs a bit more work ,fingers get a bit like a bear doing them fur every where

nice to drive down the 303 through there some lovely ground and long pulls . think it was at chicklade there was a house with all different car wheel trims on the cable end back in the eighties strange what people collect 

keep trying murray ,they are coated with of all things teddy bear fur DB fan

did you work there mark .is the office just there to mark alongside 303. what i remember is a track leading up to a range of old buildings and liquid fert tank up there looks a nice place ,velcourt like them quadtracs dont they a few they run down this way