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- North Yorkshire
Bainbridge engineering put them cab sideNever understand with bucket brushes they always put the hydraulic motor on the other side out of sight from the telehandler cab.
Bainbridge engineering put them cab sideNever understand with bucket brushes they always put the hydraulic motor on the other side out of sight from the telehandler cab.
I was on the cameraThe amount of dust Bob,s kicking up I don’t think it matters which side really I'm surprised he can see where he’s going
i thought that till i told the dealer id pay cash for a 2 year old one, you wouldnt belive the deal he came up with! but that wa 12 years ago.Never had a new combine and as I'm nearly 60 it's very unlikely that I will TBH
Actually the word "unlikely" means that there could be a very slight small miniscule tiny chance a new combine will turn up here,,,,,,,,,,,, I would like to at this point say there is absolutely no chance of me having a brand new combine
I’ve got a tractor mounted rear brush and it's a case of drive faster to keep out of the plume .I was on the camera
Bob has a 40ft selfy stick which he hasn't mentioned yet?The amount of dust Bob,s kicking up I don’t think it matters which side really I'm surprised he can see where he’s going
Is that bragging rights? Maybe a chesty cough now and that definitely doesn’t count in the current times.Bob has a 40ft selfy stick which he hasn't mentioned yet?
We have always bought 4 or 5 year old machines , and normally run them for 6 years ,,,,,,, somehow this one has slipped through the net as it's now 14 years oldi thought that till i told the dealer id pay cash for a 2 year old one, you wouldnt belive the deal he came up with! but that wa 12 years ago.
I've had a pair for 10+ years, worth its weight in gold. Strange thing was at the time they were cheaper to buy here in UK than if I bought a pair in NZ when I was there.Upgraded from the fencing pliers, should make pulling staples out some what easier and quicker.
Looked at some older threads on here and these seemed to get the most positive reviews.
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Why a change of brandThis landed on Friday,following on from half a dozen welger.
I see our local kuhn dealer has two used welger in stock so I am assuming that they have put two new kuhns out in their place.This landed on Friday,following on from half a dozen welger.
Welgar no longer available unless you go fendt coloursWhy a change of brand
I had a Vicon 130 with the same pick up and rotor years ago which I liked.But I would have had another welger cos the last one (2016 rp245) has been excellent if there hadn’t been brand and dealer changes.Turns out that would have been even more difficult with the demise of MST plus they wanted £5k more to change.Why a change of brand
Isn't it available as Massey also? Probably a bit cheaper than Fendt too.Welgar no longer available unless you go fendt colours
Agco range possiblyIsn't it available as Massey also? Probably a bit cheaper than Fendt too.
Yeah but the Massey won’t produce its own net wrap like the Fendt wouldIsn't it available as Massey also? Probably a bit cheaper than Fendt too.
Wonder if therl be as much spent next 2 years....i hope soBeen some money spent on this thread this last 2 years
Is that still the JD that you didn’t like?We have always bought 4 or 5 year old machines , and normally run them for 6 years ,,,,,,, somehow this one has slipped through the net as it's now 14 years old