John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
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Very good . are all your tractors as nice ?its as clean inside as well
that tractor is like a spoilt child, it gets washed as soon as its dirty, and anything it needs, it gets
multi power
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- pembrokeshire
its as clean inside as well
that tractor is like a spoilt child, it gets washed as soon as its dirty, and anything it needs, it gets
that tractor is a credit to you john
John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
the 14 was re-sprayed last year, the 1594 is still mostly original, although the mudguards are beginning to get a bit of rust underneath, as is the bonnet due to chips from the hedgetrimmer, i can see her getting a re-spray within the next 5 years
she doesnt look too bad when she is polished up though
she doesnt look too bad when she is polished up though
A very interesting cheap way to farm . Good on yathe 14 was re-sprayed last year, the 1594 is still mostly original, although the mudguards are beginning to get a bit of rust underneath, as is the bonnet due to chips from the hedgetrimmer, i can see her getting a re-spray within the next 5 years
she doesnt look too bad when she is polished up though
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John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
this was taken just after we re painted her, she didnt look right on those small wheels, so since then she has gained 15.3 fronts and 38" rears to keep her nose up, and make her a bit quicker on the road. Also running on a 1490 injector pump, which makes her considerably stronger than a normal one
mf298
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- Ayton, Berwickshire
started cutting today for neighbour, good crop
! New moco - to me!
John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
just the 4 browns and the MF combine...manage without a telehandler as all our grain goes direct into central storage
the loder tractor has been retro fitted with a quick hitch, so changine between pallet tines and the bucket is a 10 second job, it can lift 2 bags of fert, thats all we need of it really. The box drill is filled via a high tip trailer, as its more controllable filling via a grain chute than it is a half tonne bag
John 1594
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- Cambridgeshire
few more from over the years, im sure most of these could be regarded as classics?
IH 684
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- durham dales/cumbria border
muck spreading back in march
Very tidy Nash there but the more I looked at it, the more I kept thinking something wasn't quite right but couldn't decide what so had to find a photo to compare.
Think the bottom of the doors should be red.
IH 684
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- durham dales/cumbria border
its customised, doors are of a later modelVery tidy Nash there but the more I looked at it, the more I kept thinking something wasn't quite right but couldn't decide what so had to find a photo to compare.
Think the bottom of the doors should be red.
IH 684
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- durham dales/cumbria border
could be not sure,loader was a hedge find, we repiped it and cleaned up the rams, lifts a few hundred round bales a year and mucks out
is that the foulden nr berwick ?started cutting today for neighbour, good cropView attachment 53386 View attachment 53387 View attachment 53388 View attachment 53389 ! New moco - to me!
That old mower is cutting well