nashmach

Looks a meaty piece of kit 

Did you get the beet all lifted and away Gav - reading there is a lot of angst now due to frozen and rotten beet?

Nice selection there Mart.

Looks like that 240 has a gold badge too.

Valtra T190 and low loader.

Lovely fleet there 

I thought Mark had some sense and had bought a Case and a Deutz  ;D

very nice,the fseries cant be far away

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Hopefully!

Anyone else spot the Leyland with thw white wheels in the Leyland salesmans article? 

Nice one Stan. Is that in Kildalton also?

I am surprised you didn't bring the 7600 for a spin too ;D

For me early start to be in London early this morning and back again tonight!

Lovely 1977 4600 with power steering 

So when are the photos of the Deutz coming 

Thanks guys.

Car insurance and a car service - they say things come in threes 

Nice tractor and indeed model too

Finally finished off my four piece Mark I Fiat F Winner series single page brochures  8)

Those Steyrs make me grin every time I see them, such a smart looking tractor. Some nice real life toys at that dealership, Erik. 

Have to agree with that. Case 956 or 1056 looks well too 

Hadn't noticed all that gear either. Pictures expected now 

Well today has been a day of hard graft for me... started moving my bales of cardboard at 7am.. carpet fitter turned up at 9am, whom I had forgotten all about    ... hasty disassembly of the office... back to moving cardboard... now just finished for the day  :'(  .. I'll get some pictures tomorrow... but for those of you who know the area around here I have moved my baled waste to 'Mr Fiat Atric's' farmyard 

I hope he has put that artic in the shed since October 

What a mower! Legendary they were!

Home from work to dig out the car so it is ready for the off on Friday at noon.

So were are Tanco made mate? I were following a Tanco wraper the other day being pulled by a TS110.

County Carlow, Ireland is where they are made.

What can I say, I'm an addict!

Why doesn't that surprise me 

;D ;D

Last night.

6.5km from work to where I am staying. 2hours 45 minutes!

clever fella    .. short answer.... not YET... that's my only hope.. but I think you are right and I think I'm currently on the bottom hole... to keep my toplink are vertical as it will go... clearly the opposite end should yield results 

You can go to the top of the class

provided it works  :D

I'd be concerned about the stress that would put on the topcover.

Still think the hydraulic top link is the best bet.

Have you ever thought of mounting the baler on a trailer permanently and use a Powerpack like a wrapper to drive it?

with the help from ben(bigx500) all my claas product catalogues,2006-2011,i had all these and as i usually did,sold them,so thanks again ben for getting them for me,does anybody know if claas done any product catalogues  before 2006,i have not seen one before 2006

Think there was one around 1995/6 also.

What happened with the Claas for that size of a bill John  :of