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How far off are ye till grain harvest. In Nottingham here for a few weeks with the inlaws on the beers . All the winter barley has been cut and baled here. Straw rows look a bit lean.

Correct. ya true that. Also handy on street works when the joint is right up again the ditch end.

I had a left hander as my welding partner for a while. We always butted shoulders on the hot start on tops.

1978 Ligier matra v12 going around monza, sweet.

T the 8400 was an animal, pulled like hell but could launch you out of the seat at anytime.

They are a great little tractor punch well above there weight and made to last a long hard life . But they bounce like hell at full speed with a loaded trailer.

Good post TT . It's all about the set up.

With reverse drive choppers have you got a good view of the pickup reel. Say your going through ropie bad raked rows , can you actually see lumps before it blocks up.

Te redbacks are not very good. The canvas up the sides lets in water. You want 11" full leather pull ons. Take em anywhere. Justins , Ariats, Red Wings, Tony Lamas etc.

Have a look at sheplers website in the US every type of boot you want.

Kobe 7016 bead them were the days

Class constant square baler. Used to tie a Knott whenever it felt like it.

Sixrow I remember years ago when at the sugar beat . Contractor had a f140 on a twin row . Foook it used to sing. Love listening to it .

Thames valley machinery sold a TX66 for 22,750 with 1800 ish hours. It's on there web site.

Jeez they must hoover up all the good TM's in Ireland.

I remember years ago I drove a DX6.10 for a while. Lovely gear box changing up or down. Used to open the windscreen now and then to hear her battle a big hill. Memories, still remember the sound.

Just seen this. Best reply ever ,can't stop laughing.

Actually I still think the deutz DX exhaust is one of the smartest looking pipes around

The sun roofs on our old 1490's never stayed open like that.

Then I was given a deutz dx610 heaven.