- Location
- South Molton
Got a tractor with a plate thats worth more than the tractor!
number plate
- Thread starter colhonk
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Exfarmer
Member
- Location
- Bury St Edmunds
- Location
- South Molton
Is there anyway of moting a tractor?
Campbell
Member
- Location
- Herefordshire
I notice it's mainly Range Rovers that have the pretentious plate BO55.....Might as well let everyone know I suppose.
76masseyman
Member
- Location
- Lincolncestershire
A truck at Louth Potato Company has LP07 ATO.
A car at the MF dealers in Louth has MF10 UTH
And a baler specialist has HE55 TON
All very apt
A car at the MF dealers in Louth has MF10 UTH
And a baler specialist has HE55 TON
All very apt
Red Fred
Member
- Location
- Hants/Dorset border
I have LPJ32 on my Fergie and we had a wise-guy customer used to come in gave me endless bull about this wonderful tractor, and how he wanted to take it and restore it in honour of my dad. Eventually I told him that you couldn't transfer the plates from a tractor and funnily enough, he never came in again.
itsalwaysme
Member
- Location
- Cheshire
I'm sure I've seen that one around here on a Range Rover, thought it probably belonged to Mornflake Oats
Landy Nick
Member
A few years have passed. Although the plate may have read the other way around. 1OAT. I know the 2nd lorry following had the same plate but with a 2 or three in the registration.
Old Boar
Member
- Location
- West Wales
There is a company locally that deals in mobile toilets for festivals and the like. They have POO1 and PEE1 on their lorries with the blue tardis things loaded.
It allways stuck in my memory when I went to do some alterations to some wooden stables(another form of employment in another life) at a big house in the Cotswolds. The owner had something like 10 vehicles around from the estate runabout to a brand new Masarati he'd just bought all with consecutive number plates, the difference was that there were only two letters and they started from number 1, none of them any higher than number 15.
- Location
- S. Staffs
My Dads cousin was Joe Bamfords first secretary, and in about 1960 he got her to buy ten Lambrettas with the Reg no’s JCB 1-10. She rode about on one of these JCB9 for a bit but they all got transferred onto cars pretty quickly! No numbers could be bought without vehicles back then of course.
Courier
Member
- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
But you don't need number plates on ag trailers or trailed or mounted machinery, just put one on each side of the tractor bonnet - Simples......
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
We’ve got one on the car which I bought and put on retention for a couple of years then when we bought a newer car put it on.
It is a farming related plate and everywhere we go it draws attention from people who very often comment how much it amuses them.
It’s directly related to livestock.
I can’t really see the point of having one with initials,I prefer something which is fun to read.
It is a farming related plate and everywhere we go it draws attention from people who very often comment how much it amuses them.
It’s directly related to livestock.
I can’t really see the point of having one with initials,I prefer something which is fun to read.
Courier
Member
- Location
- M62 - M1 - M18 triangle
- Location
- Darlington
Oh well, If our Clive has them on his vehicles then that makes me nearer 50% in favour of getting one
Nearly
Member
- Location
- North of York
Fallen from 90% then?Oh well, If our Clive has them on his vehicles then that makes me nearer 50% in favour of getting one
- Location
- Lincolnshire
A lot of Beeswax tractors around me have them,WAX,haven't got a problem with them myself
Pretty obvious tho as they are on all new Fendts
Pretty obvious tho as they are on all new Fendts
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