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Buddy of mine was just on the Fendt stand: I'm now the proud owner of a 515C and 415. :D The 6 wheel drive 540hp prototype is on the stand with a huge crowd around it.

As above, but I'd plum for a New Holland TM150/155. Basildon built is better built.

My Grandfather's Standard was registered EHO ***. I think it came from Suffolk/Norfolk. Mandy! Thank you so much for posting these pictures. You don't know how much I would have loved to have been there today - or how much I wish I had one the Euromillions Lottery last week so that I could have bought some of those beauties. Meanwhile: Has Andy seen this pic

Methinks we need to send Rickaaaay out to NZ next year (the Tris & Alan scholarship). Lock up your daughters (or sheep as we refer to them down here)!

Fendt 818. Not Murphy's own 818. That one was on a C plate and didn't have wheel weights. Sounded quite rough.

The red colour and silver decal is a bit of a giveaway on the ould "dodgy" front!

Chaps! This is a 7 furrow plough! We are talking Magnum 310 or NH TS135A here. I'm sure if you ask him he might make a 3 furrow version for the John Q 7920/30.

No bother! As I said. I've been trying to find pics from the Chartres Show for a couple of months now. I think I'll have to go visit there next year. Seriously awesome!

My spies in Italy tell me that UH will be doing BOTH types of Horsch Terrano as well as an Amazone Cenius, Amazone Pegasus and Amazone Cirrus 6000.

Moving swiftly back on topic. [url=http://forum.aceboard.net/7381-1860-29256-16-topic-officiel-Nouveautes-2007.htm]Here is the item GTP refers to above. Merci beaucoup GTP.

Going slightly off topic, but I've been waiting a long time to find pictures [url=http://www.grostracteurspassion.com/index.php?p=see_r&art=173]from Chartres 2007. WOW! C'est magnifique! Tres bien GTP!

:D :D Those pics were taken in deepest County Nashmach!

Did you ever see [url=http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php?topic=15392.0]this thread Alan?

The ability to run on Biofuel is a big selling point at the moment - especially on the Continent. This Deutz can run on 100% Biodiesel, as can the latest New Hollands (In 2006 New Holland were only warranting 20% Biodiesel, [url=http://www.biodiesel.newholland.com/UK/Default.aspx]now they are championing 100%!). With Diesel at ?1.15 at the pumps yesterday, I'm off down to Lidl tonight to stock up on vegetable oil (note: My car has been modified to run on veg. Don't try this with an unmodified engine!)

Think I'll have to get one of those to go with the Rapeseed TTV.

Is the cab on the 1:32 3388 anything like what you are looking for? Picture linked from toytractorshow. Model upgraded by Jacco van den Broek.

Unusual to see a UK outfit matching a 7600 to a proper sized trailer.

Agrisem is the OEM. [url=http://www.agrisem.com/Newsite/accueil.php5?lang=EN]Agrisem.Com I do like the look of that hitch adaptor though!

He's too busy negotiating a price for the whole production run!

I'll be 'avin' one of those - or maybe two!

WoW! I am always amazed by the detail you can get with 1:87.

I'd love to hear the song she sings with that straight through pipe!

My Springbok Jersey, in the bottom of a drawer! All set for the final now! :D :D

Change the title please F-P. I nearly had a heart attack at the thought that it might be a 1:32 LB115. Don't want to risk that happening to FNHIR or any of the other True Blues.

Scandinavia's answer to [url=http://www.doncampbellmodels.com/]Don Campbell I would love to be able to do what these guys do. Awesome!