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Not very exciting but got a couple of new roller shutters on one of the sheds. Still a bit of cladding to do down the sides yet to finish them off.
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why aren't the doors full width of the bays?Not very exciting but got a couple of new roller shutters on one of the sheds. Still a bit of cladding to do down the sides yet to finish them off.
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I don’t pay the bills
New someone would ask that .why aren't the doors full width of the bays?
Are you liking the trans in the Agri pro?No ad blue on the agri pro
Hell yes!Are you liking the trans in the Agri pro?
Not from the local dealer thatNew bale trailer arrived today, from one extreme (home made single axle bodge up thats been over more than twice) to this set up. It will have to last but im very pleased with it.
Paul bellas. AgrisourceNot from the local dealer that
Please keep us updated on the project.A new old toy it needs a bit of tlc but should be fun
New bale trailer arrived today, from one extreme (home made single axle bodge up thats been over more than twice) to this set up. It will have to last but im very pleased with it.
Dunno, it seems to have plenty of paint on it. The finish is like glass. Apparently this is one of the first ones through their new paint plant.Why have marshall changed their colour?
Hopefully it will have improved the durability.
Red probably sells better than pink. The durability will depend on what they do before the top coat goes on.Why have marshall changed their colour?
Hopefully it will have improved the durability.
I think it’s an ex Japan lorry a mini 8 wheeler to get the tractor off they lifted the front end a couple of feet in the air to tip the back end.View attachment 980739
For years I put off upgrading to more modern machinery after bad experiences with MF 3000 tractors but over the last 6 or 7 years have bought newer tractors generally the dealers can tell you what’s wrong but won’t be carrying stock or be slow on getting spares so we try and import what’s needed and either fit it ourselves or get the dealers to do it. Independent mechanics aren’t very good but are cheap whilst the dealers are looking at the equivalent of £50 an hour for labour which in a country where the daily wage is less than a fiver is a bit wrong but my Son tells me a Claas mechanic in UK can take home £800 for a Sunday in harvest which probably equates to a labour bill of several thousand so it’s probably a bit similar.More than likely been asked before but what's it like with repairs / problem solving on the more modern / larger complex tractors over with you as I can imagine the dealer network won't be as good and for independent mechanics surely that size of tractor won't be common place?
Lego's come along way since a was a nipper, so as the price, used ya make all sortsHow about this?
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