- Location
- Co antrim
Brand new?
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
- Start date
- Location
- South wales
Complete the dream by keeping that sprayer your trying to sell it matches the fazzy paintwork
No, couple years young with wonderfully low hours. It’s certainly been looked after. It had all the spec I wanted including full Trimble guidance. Very happy!
Most machines are yellow here now, Fastrac, Sprayer, Jcb and New Holland combine! My old Fords rather spoil the colour scheme!
- Location
- South wales
Old fords can be forgiven
76masseyman
Member
- Location
- Lincolncestershire
Or sold !Old fords can be forgiven
Fragonard
Member
Best of luck with it.
What hours is on it?
Question is,would you risk keeping it out of warranty?
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
Swapped the trailer in today. It’s been a goodly wait…
- Location
- South lakes
Did the bush on top come free?
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
Youngest son got new to us truck today .
Boomerang
Member
Why do folk always have to be negative and pour cold water on others dreams ideas etc .
You've achieved a dream enjoy it , looks great
- Location
- Lincs / Cambs border
We got our first Fastrac a couple of months ago and we absolutely love it , so much so we have ordered another one .
Certainly a lot more getting around. Farmer around here has a second one on order like you have apparently. Perhaps I should of tried one before I ordered something else....We got our first Fastrac a couple of months ago and we absolutely love it , so much so we have ordered another one .
I had my first fastrac in 1995 up to 2014 .total of 32 off them in that time .and some times you thought they where bankrupting me with all the breakdown. Some of them was not reliable machines and jcb had to uplift some them and replace them for new ones . But I Still love them.We got our first Fastrac a couple of months ago and we absolutely love it , so much so we have ordered another one .
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
My fastracs 11 years old and never been in warranty when we've owned it.
Not concerned.
Not concerned.
pity really because the idea of a fast tractor for road logistics and rough and ready enough for (basic
) field use is so good a one.Perhaps they try to follow to much sophistication and heavy draft complications, i mean a simple manual gearbox ladder /chassis frame big disc braked high geared would be perfect .
The prototype and early ones were far simpler and could've been developed for more reliability but that's the same for everything , cars included in the way i need/use them i guess.
holywell farmer
Member
- Location
- holywell, north wales
That looks a bit different to most livestock trailers
- Location
- Montgomeryshire
