Datman

this one is a shocker...

do you guys ever look at the ones on farmphoto? Very funny ones on there really. here is one to make marky cry...

http://www.farmphoto.com/fpv2/message.aspx?mid=391638

dont know who this is, but i love it... http://www.farmphoto.com/fpv2/message.aspx?mid=390001

thats always the trouble. ya givin it a good lash tho thats the main thing

that looks pretty close nick, good job. can i order one? Im gonna try and get my 1st version of a buckrake done this weekend

ohhh puuuuurdy im in lurveee. awesome pics mate, im jealous!

welcome to the world of nz's dodgy contractors boys there are all sorts of scoundrels who do dodgy deals with hay too, you'll come across them... We bought "top quality young grass hay" from one once, arrived as 3 season old rotten compost. For feeding dairy cows none the less....

i second that nick. always keep a look out for his stuff. never ever have the camera with me either tho

yessir 44t at present. not sure if the weight was changed but i think the max length was changed since i got my licence. or they were trialing it or something anyway.. our roads are too crap for anything heavier! do enough damage as it is!

they sure have a good image the regal boys. oh i miss the much simpler days of rockin along with 400 horsies under yer arse :D

ohhh i love that foden! I spent 2 seasons driving one in similar setup to that, except it was the older 4000 series. great to drive though. regals have always been big mack buyers, man they must have some trucks on the road, they have a base in god knows nearly every town!

that sounds like a good casting i didnt realise they were made in taiwan

gorgeous... i so need to win the lottery....

mate thats an outstanding effort :o

nice pictures mate, sure looks like your man has some good gear to play with. By the way anybody thinkin of coming here just ask alan what the beer is like After tonight you might be able to ask him what the women are like too

:o Im in luuuurrve best ive seen yet, what donors did you use mate?

ohh great topic my dream fleet would be... Silage/Harvest Ford 7700 & NH 640 Baler Ford 7810 & Kuhn 8 disc mower x 2 Ford TW35 & Hesston Big Square Ford 8630 & NH 660 Baler Ford 6600 & Tedder Ford 6610 & Claas liner rake Ford TW 15 & Claas Forager Ford County x 2 on bins Ford 5000 on international small square baler John Deere 8630 stack tractor Cultivation Ford TW 35 & 8 furrow semi mounted plough Ford TW 15 & 6 furrow reversible Ford 8630 & powerharrow/drill combo Ford County & Hooper discs x 2 Ford 6610 & Duncan drill Ford 8210 & trailed cultivator Ford 5000 & chain harrows NH 8060? Combine Bedford with grain bin carting Now my real modern dream fleet would be: Silage/Cultivation Case MX240 & Case Big Square Baler Case MXU on square wrapper NH 8340 & NH BR round baler x 2 NH TM140 & kuhn front & rear mowers JD6920 & JD mower conditioner NH TSA125 & tedder JD6620 & Class liner rake NH TSA135 w/pearson loader & trailer for cartage Duetz K100 on mchale round wrapper Claas Jag 860 Case MX100 on krone rake 3 x 6 wheeler Foden trucks for cartage or 3 x NH TM140 with bins NH TM190 on buckrake duty Cultivation NH T8040 on Kuhn Discover giant disc duty NH TM190 on Lemken 8 furrow reversible plough Case MX 240 on cross slot drill NH TM140 on power harrow/drill combo ( probably kuhn ) JD 6920 on trailed cultivator JD6620 on amazone sprayer NH 8340 on roller Deutz and other utilities on various light duty Oh and throw a claas lexion 600 in there for the combine, with trucks carting

brings a tear to my eye that does. good work young soldier, good work.

hope its a waikato certainly is damn hot. just been mucking round outside and got burnt to a crisp must be beer o clock

not sure if hauraki do a no repeat workday, they might. the frequency is 96.0FM for hamilton. If ya get really desperate you can try the generator FM ( student station ) on 89.0FM. They are good cos they play non stop rock with absolutely no ads or interludes at all. They dont even have any DJ's / announcers

I hope ya got er tuned in to radio Hauraki too tris, get a bit of the old school rock

the farm i used to work on had a contractor bury his cross slot and magnum 270 in an old effluent pond once. what a nightmare to haul the heavy animal out..!

indeed, id love to make a model of the cross slot one day.

yea i think otorohonga is where they are. They make good feedout wagons. The other gear you'll probably see a bit of is the blue macintosh stuff, trailers and feedout wagons. They are based in palmy north