griffithsbros

a jd 6920 can handle mowers like that and theyre about 160/165 horse

it is a Atles 936 RZ in dealer box

i got one of the biggest assignments i have had so far finished and handed in today

might of been the massey 8690 that they made into a cat, well challenger or whatever you want to call it.

i see uh have took the folding mirrors approach and moveable beacons

yeah i know where your coming from mon most machines are like that. for those interested, my free model from Claas was the UH Claas Atles 936 RZ

yeah i did, if i'm honest i didn't reckon much to it interior wise

alright calm down

what a stunner, brilliant build

why arent you giving the fusion a run mon?

marky isnt there a paint spraying firm next door to your firm? or am i getting mixed up?

if new deeres are so bad why do they still have the most percentage of the market share?

yeah the agrics at our college are only going to scotland as well

your welcome tris, they visit cheffins at cambridge regularly and buy around 100 tractors a year from all over the uk

found another picture, the was a cat rubber duck with city boom on outside our hostel on the friday morning when we left

there was plenty more models there, hundreds maybe even thousands of 1:87 trucks

hi pete we were staying in Munster the first 2 nights the bunnik in the netherlands for the final 3

er yes they said if i remeber rightly it was germany where 1 in 5 combines is Claas, they also said that they only sold 1 combine last year

yes i am sure Cerin would enjoy it if he had the opportunity, as for souveniers, i bought a claas arion 640 (UH 1:32) a claas xerion polo shirt, and picked up a few claas lanyards which had vistor notepads on which were free, claas also gave us a 1:32 model but the tutors kept them so they didnt get damaged and we will get them next week at college, we got given a cap from mitshubishi forklift trucks and a pen from Koop van der Val

catching up on sleep, uploading pictures here and there and catching up on stuff i have missed while i was away

cheers lads, thought you boys (and girls) would like to see them, i had a brilliant time, and seein as the drinking age is 16, well i neednt say much more

that afternoon we visited Amsterdam and well i didnt take any pictures there, also im sorry about the quality about some of the above pictures but we were being rushed around because we were split into 2 groups and we had his son who wanted to stay in the lead

100 hitches mean 100 link arms his wagon

this is his parts warehouse, you could literally walk in here and build a tractor theres that many parts

the third day we visited the Cruiqus Museum, which is a large steam engined pump (now ran by hydraulics) which was used to pump water out of the "polders" in holland, i didnt take any pictures there as it was a bit cramped and not much room to take any decent ones. also that day we we visited the catapillar and mitshubishi forklift trucks factory where they are made for the uk and europe, there a several other factories placed around the world producing the same forklifts. we werent aloud to take pictures in the factory but we were in the final test area. our final visit was to a tractor export specialist called Koop van der Val, i was extremely impressed with his set up, they deffinately have there heads screwed on. they buy 100 tractors a year from the uk and sell them over europe, so therefore have 100 uk hitches a year to sell as the use a different system on the contenant. they also repair as much as they can while keeping the tractor in an origional state as the buyer wants a genuine second hand machine