nathan

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staying in box aswell 

i was after that and the green eye aswell but was watching the football on tv and forgot about them >

theres a claas crop tigar 30 coming too uh 2672

can't wait to get my hands on that, a few little mods to do by the look of it.

Arn't you mean't to feed spuds higher up so the cows necks are upwards when they eat? To assist in avoiding choking.

you keep the door on the end more closed so the augar cuts them up so they come out in small bits. and if you add milk and eggs and butter you get a lovely mash  :D :D

now why couldn't britains use that cab on the newt6070 tractors \

thats a great little conversion the mf skid unit sets if off nicely. was there much cutting to do or was it easy to do

i've used an augar one for feeding fodder beet , had it on the back of a case 4230. it worked very well . trying to get my mate to get one for feeding spuds to his cows and pigs as the local spuds chap sells the waste spuds £36 for a 16 t trailer full

thats a great looking model i must say ,

thanks,it looks on the rear photo that the linkage sticks out too far but its not too bad really.

linkage looks fine mate too close and you wouldn't get anything on it.

nice little conversion there mate . some nice little touches

colin stallard is the chaps name, martins lad . not sure where it went over. i haven't seen him yet to take the mic yet . lucky being a contractor they had another baler in the yard. it took 4 days for another new one to turn up mind.

we use to put our foot on the higher side brake to stop the wheel spinning . but you do have to have your wits about when working steep ground , a friend of mine turned over a brand new baler a few days ago  £51,000 in a heap at the bottom  of the field , they say he was going to fast across the hill , good job the hitch on his mx went bang or the lot could of gone over,

just needs some guttering  now  comming on a treat mate

im going up nathan see you there

good man see you there mate,

Tell him to have a table or two Naehan, I'll take it off his hands! 

get in line tim  :D, and someone told me some chap from cornwall has gone bust and i think he might do westpoint . will be intresting to see how many people turn up.

the box looks as big as the vaderstad drill , so its a big old model

It's not until you enlarge the photo and I could see you standing beside the tractor that I realised just how BIG the Xerion actually is  :o :o :o :o :o

was thinking the same , what a size ,

good start mate 

You'd better get out of bed pretty early then!  I am a bit strapped for cash as well so will have to be selective. Got a few things ordered so those take priority. Plus I think that you have a little something put by for me Nathan. See you next Sunday.

yes its here waiting for you tim will bring it up. everyone is a little strapped at the moment , one dealer i spoke to has a load of stock he has to dump so he can pay his bill at the wholesalers he said i ordered less than lass year too and he has 2/3s of his stock left.

I'll see you there Nathan.  Not been to a Toy Fair for about 3 months so am looking forward to it.  Leave us ordinary punters some bargains to find!!

best get there before tim then as he always finds the bargins

well its that time again in devon .who going and whos not. the next one after that will be in november .

really?......small world......what part of the world are you in now......are you still in farming?

modbury now gardening now too.  i left farming about 15 yrs ago but have had the odd spell working at harvest time and a spell at riverford organic at totnes in the workshop. i use to  work for john tucker at bigbury on sea when i had the YTS trip to your farm . gordon case and peter hoskin were in my group

i've been to your farm before mate  on a YTS trip between 88 and 90

not as far as the garden center, about??? 100 yrad down the road from the main road, if you know where i mean you will know how steep the hills are up to the old rail track that boards it ,

yeah they are a bit steep there mate.well most the fields are steep around these parts sean they get alot worst out towards prawle thats the other side of salcombe , a family out there called the tuckers have fields that they combine that most people won't drive a tractor in. i used to work for one of the brothers that lived in bigbury on sea and when i was 17 i was combining a steep field  in a JD1065h i was told not to lift the header up as the rear wheels weren't on the ground and to steer using the brakes.i use to put my feet on the window to keep me in the seat . but his brothers out at prawle are mental they combine across the hill in there JD1065H with narrow tyres . they have been known to keep the spout out and full of corn to give they more weight on the higher side. and there on the cliff too. theres an ihc down in the river where it went over the cliff.tractor wise it was a case of not if it had been over but how many times its been over.thats the joys of living in devon i suppose

got to be carefull down there mate its pikey central down there, lots of cctv down there.

yeah know it, sorley was last time i went past a tourist place, not sure if it still is mind,that was last year, not really been that way much work wise, more lower down salcome way ect

yeah thats it mate camp site is across the road from it.