Kiwi6920

Nice idea paul, simple and effective, good thing about the streched canvis is it asorbs the flash so you dont get the shine like bills seams to ( not been cruel bill)

Just got my kuhn dicovers, beuatfull model 

here you go dave

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,28224.0.html

i wont be there this time  :'(

next year with luck

Thanks guys,

@ will, we have allways used tractors, my old boy did it with bulldozers, we now have started to use diggers and wheel loaders, for years wheel loaders have just been for dirt work, they are starting to take over stacks but a tractor is alot more stable, and any one can handle a tractor on a stack over a wheel loader

Ohh yeah will, that mower is a Jaguar, not a cougar, they have 5 mowers ;)

@mjb the sun has gone south for the week im sad to say, so no i cant send it over

Me god, photobucket worked fine, 1st time for a long time....

The best mowing picture i have yet

out with the old, in with the new

our second rake tractor, wasnt on the same job as the other pictures

The 8420 on my 2nd to last stack, i wasnt driving, i had parked up

thats all for now folks

Thanks guys, yeah rear mounted rakes, i have front links on the 81 but they are just for looks i think, hasnt got plumbing for toplink or push off

not very long runs, well they are but its steep hill country so its a challange to mow

im fighting with PB to upload some more for you boys

i had the rake driver in on the stack when i ttok the pics, didnt take any of those stacks, i have some pics from other jobs will

we just did 120ha, next job is 220ha so we do some jobs, the next stack i will have pics off as she wil be a monster pile of grass

I stack thats all i do

You lucky git!  > :laugh:

Yeah... 64 hrs in 4 days, and the sorest kneck i have ever had... have to go get the 7920 so ill shove more pics up when i get home

in the 1st pic there is snow in the top left corner, Mt ruapehu

Well as some of you know im fulltime on the stack this season driving 8120 and 8420 jds

have spent the last 4 days away from home in the middle of know where doing a silage job, here is a couple of pics from it, go back up in the next couple of days to the next sation, 1 1/2 hrs tractor drive away and they have 5 days of silage there

well heres a couple of pics from my hour brak from stacking

i like this next pic alot

if i get time iull put some more up before i go back

big coffie tins and couragted card

Guy driving a claas aries over here couple of years ago now, going down a long grade, (you can get some speed in a car with a long straight at the end to polish speed off, ) had the krone combi wrap on behind, diped the clutch, got 2 60 got the speed jitters, he toughed the breaks, snaped the 4wd shaft clean on the front axle, shaft hit the ground, dug in up lifted the back end, baler shunted it to the left, hit the ditch around 55khm, claas in 3 bits, that tractor has been rebuilt as the insurance company said its brand new...

that boy got his clucth diped by the boss, no contractor around these parts will hire him now

I can make silage stacks the same size or bigger but i couldnt find enough balls to take a trailer up one like that and tip...

Does this blue beast have super steer?

Nice pics tris

Why do they pile the peat like that? and does any on fall off the top?

Whn you heading back down under?

Ros are the dark horse by the looks of it, that model is fantastic, i bleed green but im very tempetd with that blue yoak, looks like the best built NH model for a while, britains/rc2/ertl have realy killed the look of a nh model in my eyes

Ros might bring the nh population on model farms up again

Holly mother of ..... The shorter is list is wht model Havnet you got looking at that, that is a Very impressive colection

Fan-diddddllllllyyyyyyyy-tastic matey, those are the dogs danglys 8)

super photos as allways, you see some realy nice and diffrent operations, thanks for taking the time to post up

There would / should be a huge market for the 1/50 stuff as most of the construction kit is 1/50, about time a model maker caught onto that idea

No mine is a post pay one and I don't think I can get the code required for Paypal till my next statement hence the delay :'(

If you have internet banking, go on there look up your credit card and you get the code there, thats how i did mine, had it working within the hour

normaly its done in 24hrs nash, i have found them to be fast as i use to use prepay credit cards and i could load it on to pay pal and use it within the hour

Were you all ejected after I left?  I was so  tired I think I climbed the wooden hill about 10:30.  I don't seem to have the same capacity for late nights  I once had.

It was a  great evening, though and would enjoy a repeat session.

I rember they wernt keen to stay open with paying customers ???  Was a pretty good night, just the cooks need to be more on to it next time, eh Robo, that was the down side for me...

POLICE  ??? >

I can second that, got pulled up in the 9330 at 5am this morning, wouldnt read all my over weight permits, boss nearly tore him a new poop hole, i mean literaly, i can see a court case comming up...

Well here are 2 quick pics  more when i finsh the wet look and find my maize header, you wouldnt get this dirty doing grass

im happy with this combo, looks nice i recon

Thanks for taking the pics guys, looks like a realy cool show, might have to put it on my to visit list...

some siku also come apart from the underside as they are screwed together as a top and bottom half, the rear wheels and hitch are held together between them, so have a quick check first to see if this is the case,   

done this model a couple of times sean,

rule of thumb is is it doenst have cab glass it isnt screwed with siku