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Thanks Johny.

Apologies for the poor quality picture. I was wandering if anyone had a website or email address for these guys. They also made cultivators as well as some other items which were displayed in glass cabinets. Thanks for your help.

Is there a release date for the De Wulf potato harvester yet? Thanks.

Will there be any new models released at Zwolle?

I agree PETE.

Very interesting topic. How many hours in total did you spend on the Muir Hill?

Hi. I have set up a community page on facebook. The only problem is that I can't get a searchbar on the top of the page to search for other pages, etc. If anyone can help me, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

It's disappointing that they didn't open the doors and windows on this model.

Great photos Mark. Maybe you will come back next year with a display. Plenty of Scots over this year. Maybe some English will visit Moira next year.

If you enjoy walking there lots of scenic places to go to - the North Coast around the Giants Causeway, The Glens of Antrim, Mourne Mountains. What sort of things are you interested in - musuems, castles, tours? This may help. http://discovernorthernireland.com/

You should organise a bus to Moira.

All members of the FTF will be made very welcome at Moira Show. The venue is within 30 mins of both Belfast airports and ferry terminal. There will be some new displayers and sellers this year. I am looking forward to a very special display by Bor and Mr Softie.

There will be a few more Irish machines. They have seen how well the Kane has sold.

Bookings for the 2012 Moira Farm and Construction model display show are now being taken. Closing date is Friday 21st September 2012. http://www.moiramode...ooking_form.htm The venue is within 30 mins of both Belfast airports and ferry terminal. It promises to be another excellent show.

Record breakers.

After alot of waiting it dried up. All eyes were on the sky for the helicopter to get things going. And they're off.

Combines all lined up ready to go. Then a heavy shower of rain came and delayed the action.

The sun re appeared. An amazing scene to see all the combines lined up. There was some money's worth of machinery in the field. Entering the field.

There was some typical Irish weather at times.

The leading combines.

An original Activ combine. A line of tractors and tankers.

A few old classics.

Saturday morning.