Classic tractor working day

FarmyStu

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Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 9, 2018

• #1

Taken near Spilsby, Lincs.

 

Last edited: Sep 9, 2018

FarmyStu

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Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 9, 2018

• #2

Few more

 

FarmyStu

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Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 9, 2018

• #3

More....

 

FarmyStu

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Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 9, 2018

• #4

 

FarmyStu

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Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 9, 2018

• #5

My fave machine at the event

 

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fermec860

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Location

Warwicshire

• Sep 9, 2018

• #6

FarmyStu said:

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What's that stuff stuck to the wheels could do with some on my rape

 

msheep66

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Location

Mid Wales

• Sep 9, 2018

• #7

Excellent photos thanks for sharing, looked a great event .

 

spin cycle

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Location

north norfolk

• Sep 9, 2018

• #8

msheep66 said:

Excellent photos thanks for sharing, looked a great event .

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+1 thanks

 

76masseyman

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Location

Lincolncestershire

• Sep 9, 2018

• #9

Was a good day. You took a picture of my ride, but when someone else was having a go.

 

tomlad

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Location

nr. preston

• Sep 10, 2018

• #10

fermec860 said:

What's that stuff stuck to the wheels could do with some on my rape

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I had exactly the same thought captain.
Odd stuff on the tyres
Tbf it pee'd down most of yesterday , we have had a bit of rain last few week but give it a day and u cant tell , lands still soaking it up well.

Great photos

 

timff

Member

• Sep 10, 2018

• #11

Great and many thanks for uploading. Yes agree it looks sticky! What's the first one, a 4000 or 5000? Methinks a 4000?
The 76 is on light duty with only 2 furrows!

 

FarmyStu

Member

Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 10, 2018

• #12

timff said:

Great and many thanks for uploading. Yes agree it looks sticky! What's the first one, a 4000 or 5000? Methinks a 4000?
The 76 is on light duty with only 2 furrows!

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It's a 5000. I thought the same about the 7610. I'd guess that folk spend the money on the tractor then get whatever implement they can? That D6D was just purring. It would be interesting to know it's output and fuel use per ha.

 

david

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Location

County Down

• Sep 11, 2018

• #13

Excellent pictures there Stu.

Thanks for posting them.

 

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Robm

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• Sep 11, 2018

• #14

 

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Robm

New Member

• Sep 11, 2018

• #15

This is my 5000 that I was ploughing with on Sunday the first picture that’s at the top of the thread

 

Mursal

Member

• Sep 11, 2018

• #16

Thank you ....................

 

timff

Member

• Sep 12, 2018

• #17

Lovely looking 5000 Robm. Is she non PAS? Incidentally, the drag link is different on the 7000 as it disappears towards the tombstone. Presumably that's PAS but without an external ram? I thought that sort of steering linkage only started with the 600 series in 1975?

 

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startinghandle

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• Sep 13, 2018

• #18

really good photos..... thanks

 

FarmyStu

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Location

NE Lincs

• Sep 15, 2018

• #19

Couple more of your 5000 @Robm

 

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cosmiccrofter

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Location

Morayshire

• Sep 17, 2018

• #20

What lens on your camera Farmystu?