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Hair Bear

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  1. Thanks for the replies.

    I think where I was going with this was the idea that the 135 was on so many carpets over the years and that generation of carpet farmers are now in the market for some nostalgia / mid life crisis which is why they are so popular.

    Starting to get the feeling I've over-thought this. Best get back to the weather watching before I come up with another bizarre theory. :)

     

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  2. If back in the 1960s, Britains had (for arguments sake) chosen as it's two mainstay models lets say an IH B250, and a Nuffield 4/65, I wonder what the modern hobby farmers and tractor collectors scene would look like?

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  3. Hi,

    Two garden/mini tractors and a trailer for sale, been in the loft for years, open to offers. pm me if interested.Photo0953.thumb.jpg.0e551819f4b57fde8214a26fcacc8e59.jpg

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    Ford LGT 145, possibly Ertl 1/12 scale? approx 6" long. Steering wheel has a poor repair, lh bonnet decal missing, home made seat.

    JD 140, possibly Ertl 1/16 scale? approx 4.5" long. Has been repainted at some point.

    Trailer, Ertl, 1/32 scale? bed approx 5"x3"

    All to go together if possible.

  4. I guess that one would have had a cab as there appears very little to stop the operator going over the side. Our contractors ran two of them.

    Model wise though I've not seen one. Anyone else?

  5. Slightly off topic, but has anyone else noticed recently some item descriptions have some very strange wording with weird syntax that although it reads correctly it is somehow appears  'generated'.

    eg.

    A tractor drawbar...

    It is compatible with a range of equipment and is ideal for those in the agriculture and farming industries, is made from high-quality materials and is built to last. The brand of this drawbar is Massey Ferguson and it is a part type of hydraulics. The model year is unknown but it is still a useful piece of equipment that can be used to tow a variety of loads. This drawbar is in good condition and is ready for use.

    Maybe it's just me...

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  6. Hi Jeff, welcome along. Sorry to hear of your loss, difficult times I'm sure.

    That's a great collection, it displays well. Did your dad work in the construction industry and collect models of machines he'd seen or used? I'm not well up on construction gear but I' sure others will be able to identify what machines and trucks you have.

    Personally, if there is room to store or display, then I'd keep it and then could be passed on to the next generation perhaps. If that's not an option then there are specialist toy/model auction houses that could aid in dispersal for you. Unfortunately it's a decision only you can make.

    Rob.

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