What can a tractor be used for apart from farming ?
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Veryfruity
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Investment potential, assuming the right make/ model / age is chosen.
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log splitting....horse muck heap removal.....hedge cutting...tractor runs......haulage 
....verge mowing...traffic calming....willie waving...the list goes on
....verge mowing...traffic calming....willie waving...the list goes on
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Wellytrack
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If everyone knew the answer to that
TBH most eventualities are already well covered off season. I’d advise parking it up and driving something else on a site over winter.
It probably means swapping Mr Fendt for Mr Thwaites though.
TBH most eventualities are already well covered off season. I’d advise parking it up and driving something else on a site over winter.
It probably means swapping Mr Fendt for Mr Thwaites though.
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- Scottish Highlands
You really want to burn white diesel? Better to stick to activities related to agriculture so you can stay on red.
betweenthelines
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An agricultural tractor can be used for well, agriculture.
Anything else and it's a commercial vehicle-white diesel, tachograph, expensive RFL and loads more hassle.
Anything else and it's a commercial vehicle-white diesel, tachograph, expensive RFL and loads more hassle.
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
Tractors can be used on red diesel for all off highway applications can't they? So they are fime to use on a building site or in a quarry etc
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
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- South West
Be very careful on haulage as Vosa had a blitz a few weeks back and on any none agricultural use they will impound the gear and happily Chuck the book at anyone caught via court.log splitting....horse muck heap removal.....hedge cutting...tractor runs......haulage
I know someone that was followed around 20 miles in an unmarked double cab pickup when driving a tractor before being confronted and vosa dont pee about and they actually know the rules unlike traffic cops.
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- Huntingdon, UK
I believe red diesel for agricultural, horticultural or forestry duties, and snowplowing only.
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- Larne, Northern Ireland
So diggers, forklifts, cement mixers, dumpers etc should all be on white diesel? Or do you just mean for tractors?
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- South West
A tractors a tractor.
Lorry’s for haulage
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- Huntingdon, UK
I was talking tractors.
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I’m in Ireland, can use same diesel on construction sites.
If everyone knew the answer to that
TBH most eventualities are already well covered off season. I’d advise parking it up and driving something else on a site over winter.
It probably means swapping Mr Fendt for Mr Thwaites though.
Yeah I get you, more so curios.
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- Scottish Highlands
Well, put your location on your profile.
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- South Wales UK
Lots of threads on that if ttf's remembers, red,white diesel, stopping at Big M's for grub, coppers vosa ,customs and revenue etc etc lists endless.drivn 2 the pub