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Sonoftheheir

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Arable Farmer
Location
West Suffolk
Any of you fellas get anything? Just few prices I jotted down-

Hardi Sprayer £16,800
716 £64k
714 £22.5k
Trimble £5.8k
309 £12200
395gt £14500
6610 £7200
Hardi £30k unsold
Amazone £5800
Knights £12500
Lemken £8600
Beet harvester £1k
 

Sonoftheheir

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Arable Farmer
Location
West Suffolk
Beet harvester wasn't great then!

Buy anything?

You didn't buy it on i-bidder then;)
Just looked like a lot of trouble to me, would probably suit someone for forage beet or something. But would be a step back into the dark ages I feel.

No didn't buy anything, I'm saving up for something.
 

Daniel

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You didn't buy it on i-bidder then;)
Just looked like a lot of trouble to me, would probably suit someone for forage beet or something. But would be a step back into the dark ages I feel.

No didn't buy anything, I'm saving up for something.

I used to like pottering about with the beet harvester on cold autumn afternoons, fitted in well with doing stock work in the mornings. One snapped web and I'd remember why we gave up and got contractors I think!
 

robbie

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BASIS
I bought the cousins pigtail cultivator.

me and dad stood watching the beet harvester sell and we were very very tempted, a few days in the workshop and a good going through and that would have made a decent machine more than capable of doing a couple hundred acres a year. The only thing that stopped us is that it was a thyregod and not a Tim so our harvester wouldn't be any good as a donor.

I thought some of the old crap made very good money and some of the decent stuff wasn't far out.
 

Marsh lad

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Location
Lincolnshire
I bought the cousins pigtail cultivator.

me and dad stood watching the beet harvester sell and we were very very tempted, a few days in the workshop and a good going through and that would have made a decent machine more than capable of doing a couple hundred acres a year. The only thing that stopped us is that it was a thyregod and not a Tim so our harvester wouldn't be any good as a donor.

I thought some of the old crap made very good money and some of the decent stuff wasn't far out.

Was that the folding one ?? In the first row ??
 

robbie

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Yep, we've got a 12ft pigtail that father made years ago but the frame is bad so the plan is to put our tines and wheels onto this one along with a lick of paint and we've got a decent cultivator that'll last another 30 years!
 

Sonoftheheir

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
West Suffolk
I used to like pottering about with the beet harvester on cold autumn afternoons, fitted in well with doing stock work in the mornings. One snapped web and I'd remember why we gave up and got contractors I think!

Dad used to love putting the chains back together on cold frosty days on the Cyclone.....not!
 

Marsh lad

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BASIS
Location
Lincolnshire
Yep, we've got a 12ft pigtail that father made years ago but the frame is bad so the plan is to put our tines and wheels onto this one along with a lick of paint and we've got a decent cultivator that'll last another 30 years!

I stood right in front of you , looked straight at you , how bazar
 

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