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80ish a tyre only change them when there down to canvas and gonna cause problems puncturing
Tbh we ran an S160 for a few years doing about 600hrs a year mucking out and the only running cost was grease and tyres.... incredible machines and they'll take some abusetempted to buy one of these to handle round bales round the steading, are they cheap to buy/run?
Where do you keep finding these gems?
Where do you keep finding these gems?
Why the switch from blue? first the MX now a fendt, soon it will be a JD.....
I’d cheerfully own any of themThe Case was due to to cost. I wanted the TM but we couldn’t agree a price.I needed a 40k tractor for work coming up. The Case was the right price in budget that I had at the time. No other reason. It could of been any make.
The chap who was selling the TM was in a position 6 months later in which he had to sell so we agreed a price.
I grew up when I was little with the next door farm running 600 series Fendts / 515’s and MB 1300 - 1500. I sat in the cab with him when little. One day would also love a MB1500.
Will always been mainly blue though!
I got one of these. Stacks all the bales, feeds them out, can take bales to feeders in the field with hardly a mark, mucks out sheds etc and very manouverable. Wouldn't be without itGuess 600kg. They were haylage. Got a skidsteer to try it and nearly went through front window.
We did have an adaptor plate on to use euro fitting bale handles, which would make a slight difference.
Looks nice Phil.Two new toys today, new fert spinner landed and a new general purpose bucket for the telehandler.
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Would that size be fit for a shear grab? If not a cheeky question how much is a new machine like that with a cabI got one of these. Stacks all the bales, feeds them out, can take bales to feeders in the field with hardly a mark, mucks out sheds etc and very manouverable. Wouldn't be without it
Would that size be fit for a shear grab? If not a cheeky question how much is a new machine like that with a cabI got one of these. Stacks all the bales, feeds them out, can take bales to feeders in the field with hardly a mark, mucks out sheds etc and very manouverable. Wouldn't be without it
I remember going to david wox in northumberland to get parts for our bonhill combine and him having 2 or three of these with serious hours on.