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Well wear Bob - and to your Dad too!

never know mate, only time will tell, just landed another i have been after for ages, but this is with luck for a build so will keep it under wraps for now

Very early Armers were yellow until about the mid 70's.

Local contractor is out today for the first job - neighbour is gone to draw anyway!!

Great collection there Lee - would like to see some of the later ones too.

It would not surpise me if you did Oliver - mine came from ebay for definite.

Great update Fintan!

It is a US brochure I do believe Ronald - pretty sure there is one in my collection too.

Sorry to hear that Mark.

Liking the Deutz there Mike!

Spence contracts featured in a Classic Tractor some years ago didn't they - certainly a familar face in that last photo!

Nice collection - liking the older Ford's in particular!

Many thanks David for all the photos

That is the one Stan - extremely rough - may I add!!!

You can never have too many 7s!

Saw a very tidy round mudguard Force 4000 at the local NH dealer today - would dearly love to be able to bring it home with me.

Really - have a look at the 4600!

I'd second all that about the Fritzy's - could do with a 3600!

No picture of this new 8080 yet Mart!

Looks like a Ford 3600 to me Mike with the mounted hydraulic pump - in fact to be precise it is a Ford 333.

Great blog Niels!

Colm I have downsized but I can not stop myself collecting.P.S will sort that email out for you soon will have some spare time to go through them. Niels I have got to have room for the handbag you would not believe what i have in there.

Brilliant - thanks Ben

Some brochure I got when at Lamma,

I thought you were downsizing Ben ;D

Popular export machine now, Colm. I've picked up a few over the last year, suprising what good nick many are still in aswell.

I am actually surprised at that Tris - where to mate?

MF 30 here and heading into its 7th season now I do believe - how times fly.

Very happy with it and worth more now than we paid for it 

Basis of a nice collection there Mart 

Lovely job John 

Many thanks for all the photos David 

liked the high hours bit especially the leyland remembered reading about it last time it was in think it would be good to visit some of the fleet profile farms from early edditions to se what tractors they got now.

A +1 on that last point