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Many thanks speedstar, appreciate that. 👍

@fredf , why the sad emoji, have I done something wrong, If it's the image sizes I've tried 3 different times to set them to small but it's just not happening for me.

Hi folks. I'd appreciate any help on this one. I have a new genuine Claas shear bar, in the pics below, it's off a Claas sp but I don't know which model or drum it fits nor do I have a part number for it. I've asked a few lads that I'd be around harvesters but no joy, bars either scrapped or in...

If nobody comes up with a paint code for you you could get yourself one of these and match it yourself. bearing in mind this is a reproduction of a certified BS/RAL colour chart but its for a snip considering a licensed one is about £500... I have a similar one here, when i do need it I find it...

Now for all i know it could get even more valuable but like i said, i got out today, just in case.

its been all of them years since i seen it as good anyways. i got greedy way back then and allowed when it hit £190 a tonne id cash it, it was at £184 when the bust came and overnight it plummeted, cant remember what it came down to but it would of hardly paid to take it anywhere at the time. I...

And just like that, its back up to £175 a tonne today. So I decided to weigh in my 19.5T today, its only been here 12 years waiting for it to be well worth the trip, in fairness to the yard they took good care of me price wise with that amount and I must say im well happy with the price they...

I have no idea lad, im in Ulster. it was £170 and its back to £150 now.

price of heavy scrap fell here £20 per tonne last week.......

@Graham Smith @ Retrofitparts is the simplest option for deutsch connectors, unless youd like to order every bit of the connector separately because thats the way the likes of farnell or mouser sell them, the housing, the pins, the blanks, and so on, knowing the correct sizes then because your...

second half of 21 I read somewhere, id say it ill be a decent price on launch.

I do No it did not, The UK voted predominantly to stop migrants entering the country, a protest vote and for straight bananas. The latter because you were led up the garden path by Nigel and Co from a red bus that had hardly one bit of truth emblazened on the side of it, whom I never seen...

:rolleyes: What do you expect, if it had of went the other way would you be practising what you preach there, id severley doubt it.. The brexit vote tore your country in half in case you hadn't noticed..

That there just goes to show you how little ye know about anything outside your front door, you just don't get it or understand how it's going to work. Just wait until you need items from outside the UK, just how more expensive things are going to get between tariffs and duty because it goes...

You may go back and read what I posted again rather than twisting it to suit your agenda, I don't buy much stock, which I have little interest in, but I buy other goods, or I used to at this stage. I don't think there's any remainers that would say the UK was going to prosper once they left...

I could go and post some sentence about it not being anything to do with me either, As Gaeilge but I don't want to loose you altogether, your just about hanging on as it is. :finger:

Yes NI = Northern Ireland. Up to now you could import cattle from the south (southern Ireland) to the north if you wanted to, not sure how that I'll work going forward but I'm sure you will be able to but the paperwork could be tricky. Tbh as long as I get stock I don't care where they come...

I'd never claim to be a farmer tbh altho i do keep some stock, I'm more the engineering/repair side of things. I'll still be able to buy stock in the North for the North and stock in the south for the south, id sell more than I'd buy normally.

Both sides, I'm smack on the border, land I have runs from the south to the north.

W Whatever you think yourself :rolleyes:. If that's all you took from that post then it's no wonder we are where we are. :ROFLMAO: