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As the last one on the list is the version made in Macau in the 'Authentic farm Models' box, and BCs one is UK made in the 'Authentic Model' box, we need to add between the last two on that list:

9567  Massey Ferguson 4 Wheeled Trailer red/yellow wheels (date unsure - probably 1996/97) 'Authentic Model' box, as previous model but mudguards deleted.

Thanks ploughmaster I was fairly certain you would add value to this post too ;) ;)

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My latest addition No 9519 a JCB. Box not as good as I would normally like but with a little TLC it could be improved and will do until a better one comes to hand.

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Lovely find there Bill, remember having one as a kid and often used to yoke the 8 wheeled green and red dolly axle trailer over the steering lever at the back for leading bales on my carpet farm in years gone by. I have the later 526 in my collection but it's nowhere near as appealing. :)

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Hi BC,

I take it then the rams hold the arms up ok then? is there any way of getting them to hold as my loadall  rams dont hold up any ideas??

Regards Nick

Oh yes Nick I don't think this one has been played with yet ;D ;D

I seem to recall a post from Joe aka catkom3 about Sean's scratch built and something about using talc powder instead of grease

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Lovely find there Bill, remember having one as a kid and often used to yoke the 8 wheeled green and red dolly axle trailer over the steering lever at the back for leading bales on my carpet farm in years gone by. I have the later 526 in my collection but it's nowhere near as appealing. :)

She's a right cracker David shame the box is not as good as I would have liked :( :(

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Out of the box for a trial run ;) ;)

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And now the little box

Within was No 9543 a GRAY's ( Gray's of Fetterangus between Mintlaw and Fraserburgh ) Buckrake in yellow.

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My latest Britain's arrived yesterday. Packaging could have been better but I knew the box was a scruffy one and didn't pay much for the model so again it will do until something better comes along.

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Its No 9574 Front loader system and comes in the AMB or Blue spot box. I will renew the cello and straighten up the box.

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Packaging could have been better but I knew the box was a scruffy one and didn't pay much for the model so again it will do until something better comes along.

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I would think the box was a lot better than that before it was posted.  That is an appalling standard of packing; it never fails to amaze me just how brainless some people are when posting things - it's lucky it wasn't completely crushed.

Some more nice models there again. Nice yellow Grays SG10 individually boxed which is not often seen - they usually came in the budget set 9432 with the odd colour 6600.

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Well Clive I saw a picture before and the box was a bitty crushed. Having said that I only paid £ 9.50 for the model so it wasn't an expensive one.

Only wrapper with one bit of bubble wrap and that thin paper and second class post.

I was well pleased with the Gray's buckrake and this one has eluded my collection for some time. When i worked in the profession I did the audit of Gray of Fetterangus (1972) Limited and got to know one of the directors Duncan Forbes rather well since he collects the real vintage tractors too.

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Another two Britain's arrived yesterday and again I must say very well packaged.

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First up is Boxed set No 9660 in a Banded Box

This is a lovely set comprising from top left to bottom right hand side

 


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  • Farmer
     
  • 2 gates
     
  • Goat
     
  • Mother hen and 5 chicks
     
  • Calf
     
  • Lamb
     
  • Horse
     
  • Pig
     
  • Ford 5610 with driver
     
  • Massey Ferguson dung spreader
     
  • 4 small bales

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Out for an inspection and a play

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I think the dung spreader is an amazing working model for its time despite hearing farmers saying they never worked that well unless the dung was well broken up..i.e...not loaded directly from the "midden"

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  • Vicon vari spreader ( ex lever )
     
  • Farmer
     
  • 2 gates
     
  • Goat
     
  • Mother hen and 5 chicks
     
  • Calf
     
  • Lamb
     
  • Horse
     
  • Pig
     
  • Ford 5610 with driver
     
  • Massey Ferguson dung spreader
     
  • 4 small bales

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i had a set like that but instead of a 5610 it held a new holland 6635 , i must have been 5 or 6 when i got it may be younger.i still have the inmpliments and animals somewhere i think  :-\  but the tractor was broken long ago and the box must have been binned at some point  :'( :-\

when you look back at the stuff you had when you were younger you dont half kick yourself

anyway nice new purchases bill :)

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