Datman

its not an implement as such but how rare is the claas 690 with kemper maize head? In this part of the world i couldnt find one when i wanted one...

that looks staunch good work

around 50 - 60mm i think. ill try and upload the pics nick took soon, but my laptop got nicked

nope, plastic brass nails, sweat, swearwords and procrastination. just ask nick how long he had to wait

This is the last build, not sure if pics have been posted of this one yet. made for Nick, a big oversized rake These pics dont really show how big the damn thing is ha ha!

I can confirm its a 'B', i must be going deaf, either that or the old lady is blind. probably the latter... :D

that is a beautiful rig... that 936 is just awesome.. tell me mate, does the bonnet open? i have seen no pics of it yet with an opening hood...

you're on the money mate, thats looking really fantastic now

could be a misinterpretation on my part, old lady read the numbers out over the phone, so in fact 'D' could be 'B'. or she could be blind thats good info though thanks very much! most interesting

well according to my sources the stamp says tractor no. D216459. and unit no. 3K18B. was purchased in 1974.

oooh that be excellent, ill chase it up!

anyone know much about the real deal, if they're any good? Seen a few negatives on a few forums, theres a video on youtube of a big x overtaking one while chopping grass

thanks for the info mate!! I new the load monitor version was a unique one, its not the first ive seen over here tho. my uncle still has a 5000 of exact same spec, and its the main farm workhorse. has a front end loader and has had numerous rebuilds etc, its had a pretty hard life. the dual power is a pretty handy tool on these things. I used to do a lot of heavy mulching with it, ideal for when you hit a big lump to chew thru. pleased to say this wee girl has now had a good rub down and sports a nice new cover in the shed! Lookin forward to the day i can get a new coat of paint on it. Any idea what something like that would be worth in the UK?

you're on the money

it does eh.. i think it must be the guards and the lack of a rops frame. still need to get some info on what versions are which, im not sure if our rig above is american or british version, looks the same as all american ones to me but the old boy is adamant it came from england