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Your close chaps but just not close enough. It's used for planting bulbs like Tulips, daffodils etc. Only ever seen them in Holland where flower/bulb growing is big. Don't really know why they have the hopper and stuff above the tractor cab though, I am presuming it's because it causes less damage to the field, no headland fill ups also with the hopper being where it is it's spreading the weight evenly through all 4 wheels, I think compaction is quite a big thing when planting bulbs.

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Your close chaps but just not close enough. It's used for planting bulbs like Tulips, daffodils etc. Only ever seen them in Holland where flower/bulb growing is big. Don't really know why they have the hopper and stuff above the tractor cab though, I am presuming it's because it causes less damage to the field, no headland fill ups also with the hopper being where it is it's spreading the weight evenly through all 4 wheels, I think compaction is quite a big thing when planting bulbs.

Who drives the tractor then FP if it's a one man operation ;) ;) :D :D

Who says it was a one man operation? ???

Numpty!

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Hi all. I'm slowly catching up on all the posts that were written when I was away now, so I'll save Davie the job of finding the pic. Here's a pic of the TS125-A on tracks, taken from Classic Tractor and also, to follow, a pic of a New Holland/Fiatagri M Series with tracks.

Hope this is of use

Cheers

NewHolland2

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