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Senator/Mercator for me please

This is a must-have model! The detail is unreal.

Leo has a dose of Evergreen stuff in stock. Give him a call.

Could do it with the Valmets too !

What are you looking for James? The Diecast Heaven M5 drives by your front gate twice a day

What Mart politely refers to as "the CNH person", I refer to, inter alia, as the "Gaylord Q Gimp", the "Langer", the "Tool", and/or the "Morkeshing W4nk". Just imagine what I'd say if it was a topic I was emotional about!

What you do is send that model to the Gimp in CNH who decided to change from those gorgeous decals to the blue and yellow disgrace that followed, and who took away the legendary TS-A name and replaced it with the girlyness that is "T6000". Congrats FNHIR, that is what a 2008 TS-A should look like!

Or TS-A and TM-A as we purists like to call them!

Was talking to Leo today and he's getting some of the new UH stuff into stock for the Show - Major, 35X, Lemken Drill, etc.

Thanks for sharing that with us Ricky!

Here's a couple of the Landini Powermaster 220. The Fendt 818 and TG305 are to give a comparison.

Not yet, unfortunately. I do have the new UH Landini Powermaster 220 though

Trac32 made these from scratch - although the wheels do seem to be very like the ones on the Joal Landini Legend. There was a Mythos 100 for the LCN in Zwolle in 2001, and the Mythos 110 with front linkage, Lemken packer and Lemken Combi-drill. Trac32 also made a model of a French International (844S?)

A picture paints a thousand words. The German system. The Irish system (as also utilised on that Island beside us!)

That is the default drawbar format for most German towed implements, so that is what Krone would have wanted on the model. It isn't a mistake at all. If there was a 1:16 tractor with a German style drawbar then this wouldn't be such an issue.

Not according to [url=http://www.farmmodels.co.uk/britains-farmmodels.html]Farmmodels.co.uk

Hadn't realised the 130 was a 4 cylinder.

Oliver Walston has published [url=http://www.thriplow-farms.co.uk/annual/2007.htm]his diary for 2007.

Try giving them a ring - [url=http://www.abbeymachinery.com/]Abbey Farm Machinery Well Road, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, Ireland. Tel : 00353 67 31278 Fax : 00353 67 33229 Email : abbeyfe@iol.ie

The more gearsticks the better!

The Agricultural Research Institute of Northern Ireland in Hillsborough did a side-by-side test of a JQ SPFH outfit and a TORRO. [url=http://www.poettinger.at/landtechnik/download/sd_hillsborough_en.pdf]The results are quite interesting. Have a read. It goes through most of the variables. The saving on fuel and drivers is probably the most notable benefit of using this type of system.

They were hauling back across the bridge. They are based in Slieverue.

I think they are zero grazing at the moment so it is one trailer load per day. Fleet comprises a TS110, 2xTS115, TS115A, TM120 and TM150. There are also two or three Deutz.

[url=http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=19616.0]Pics now up

They had just finished when we arrived. Jag 840, TM120 and 20ft Smyths trailer.