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Thanks to Joe and James (and Sean) for the above thread. Very informative

It appears that they have sold out. But maybe you could buy the high clearance version and build it as a standard model https://www.modeltractorco.net/80400/info.php?p=2&cat=139624

I'm told the reserve on that 1124 is €80k I can't see it happening myself. €20k maybe.

This is the only kit I am aware of for a KOBA low loader. I highly recommend it https://www.das-werk-models.com/products/sonderanhänger-115/

Put it on Ebay, not in any reject bin. And put my name down for a 2100 (if it isn't there already)

I found this today in a shed. I wanted to bring it home with me. I might yet do it.

Got some bits from Braemere Models, including the Fruehauf bulker and Heath Bale Chaser kits. Won't be able to do anything with them until I finish the current job in the Autumn, but delighted to have them. I love James' work.

I saw this on their Twitter feed and thought "there's something off with that photo". But I doubt if 99% of people will spot it. https://www.farmersjournal.ie/farmer-writes-dreaming-of-the-silage-season-post-covid-19-623666

I am sooooooo tempted to buy one, and the 8x4 Volvo to match. Do you have the JOAL 45 tonne Kamasutra Joe? That's about the only model I have that would justify having this outfit on the fleet (that's really pushing it. ha ha!)

You forget how big a T7 is until you see one beside an 8210 Loving the pictures Zac

I'd be interested in a Leyland Reiver or Bedford KM. And if someone was to craft a master of the Renault/Berliet/Ford Transcontinental cab for James to make a mould, that would be really cool. Hint. Hint.

Have we seen that Mengele before Gary? It looks sweet Also, the way the truck is parked looks really real. Full marks

I would love to see a pic of this side by side with Fords or Masseys from the early 70s Trying to make up my mind between the 1000 and the 1300 to go in front of a trailed silage harvester

Nice one. That's a model which has eluded me so far. One of these years.

Oh Deere Let's hope the good guys can come up with something to match this piece of genius from the Evil Empire Could Milltown's move to Sustainable Ag mean going over to the dark side for our prime movers?

The Load Monitor was a new feature on the 7000 (lower link sensing) and all tractors would have had that decal. Dual Power was an option, although most 7000s had it. If you have the Dual Power sticker you will need the Dual Power lever on the side of the dash next to the indicator switch.

It's Load Monitor decals you need Sean.

Wow!

Hell yeah

New Holland have invested in Monarch Tractor. If we had a couple of these at Milltown House we could all head down the pub. Who will make me one of these in 1:32? https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2021/03/02/2185602/0/en/CNH-Industrial-completes-minority-investment-in-Monarch-Tractor.html https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCXTMxlbskEgOw0V75RRGTg

Witchcraft No doubt about it.

Can anyone tell me if the rear tyres are different on the 2wd and 4wd 1490/94s In some pictures the 4wds look like they are on wider tyres.

I'm very sorry I never got a 6X 1004 and a 6Y 1124 from Dave when he was making them. Thankfully I managed to get an 1164 from Udi, King of the Weirdoes, the year I went to Toytrac. I picked up a damaged Replicagri Fritz frame and lid from Pieter Dijkstra recently and am hoping to plant it on one of my Countys at some stage.

Same here. The decals on the control panel beats all Would love one of these dryers

The doors on FIECO cabs tended to be left off as much as possible to let the noise out