- Location
- Cheltenham
You seem to like JCB too then? Just a random guess!
New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
- Start date
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset
You will love it !
Got one in November and it's even better than I expected . Done 10500m in 12 weeks single handed , game changer . Not that I m an expert but if you want to ask anything about it , then get in touch .( Solotrac)
@ollie989898 if your Minehead way , then get in touch and have a look !
What did you have before the lemken?
- Location
- Northumberland
Kuhn 4m rigid
I do like a lemken but very dubious as the 2 that neighbours had didn't like the stone content in our land . So sticking with kuhn .
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
All the NHs and Deutz gone?
Tubbylew
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
They're a seriously productive machine, doubt I'll ever use it to full capacity, but its nice to be on top of the job, especially when your working on your own.
I’m afraid so, Tm went a couple of years ago when we bought the first 4220, Deutz went at Christmas to a tree surgeon for a timber trailer. Still have my baby though buts it’s still far from ready
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- Location
- Co antrim
What is that and did u need new axles?I’m afraid so, Tm went a couple of years ago when we bought the first 4220, Deutz went at Christmas to a tree surgeon for a timber trailer. Still have my baby though buts it’s still far from ready
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Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
Tidy workshop.I’m afraid so, Tm went a couple of years ago when we bought the first 4220, Deutz went at Christmas to a tree surgeon for a timber trailer. Still have my baby though buts it’s still far from ready
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It's a 40 series if I remember correctly? What model.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
I guess 7610
- Location
- North West Wales
It’s a 40 series, 77 judging by the turbo or maybe a 66 turboed!!
It is indeed a 6640 and I just added the turbo to it yesterday 
. Bought new by granda when I was still at school and our first 4wd, it was traded in at 4/5 years old and I bought it back a year or so ago from the fencer who had it on a post knocker for 20 years. Rear axles were shot blasted and painted as they were pretty rusty I’d guess from road salt.
. Bought new by granda when I was still at school and our first 4wd, it was traded in at 4/5 years old and I bought it back a year or so ago from the fencer who had it on a post knocker for 20 years. Rear axles were shot blasted and painted as they were pretty rusty I’d guess from road salt.
- Location
- South wales
Can’t wait to see it finishedIt is indeed a 6640 and I just added the turbo to it yesterday
ollie989898
Member
I'm nowhere near Minehead unfortunately. I could probably do a trip around Easter but depends on my holiday workload. I can use a hammer okish.
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
If it was good going but stony putting the rotors into low gear seemed to help let stones through, when in fast gear and stoney going they can rake the stones to the end worse then a kuhn/amazon.
Chae1
Member
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
It is indeed a 6640 and I just added the turbo to it yesterday
Did you deal with Scot Agri for the Fastracs?
Thought Mark would have you into red ones!
Yeah we did that on demo. Doesn't help much when you're chewing through clay at one end then a sandy quarry at the other tho.
There were 2 around us a 6m snd a 4m and both needed a lot of attention in the power Harrow trough/ rotor seals etc so kinda puts us off . Although we both know of the 6m that's done a lot of work fair enough on it's second ph but also not in the stones I am
Fraserb
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
We've done a lot of acres with lemken power harrows and only changed one bearing in the trough, plastic damaged the seal and bearing.
Hopefully the sulky goes as well.