- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
I had no loader on me, had to hook it on the 4th furrow and drag it to the headlandThat's going to be in the way on the way back.
proffesionalism at its finest thic bugger were heavy couldn't move it at all
Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
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proffesionalism at its finest thic bugger were heavy couldn't move it at all
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
Nice ploughs for a variety of tractors.
I've one set at 16" and another one coming to make into a 2 or 3 furrow front plough just for giggles.
I've one set at 16" and another one coming to make into a 2 or 3 furrow front plough just for giggles.
- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
Yeah good ploughs. This is a dp10 so Hyd front furrow adjust and being a 3+1+1 makes it a very versatile thing
I think your fighting with dull boards get a flap disc en shine em up will be like a different machine pull easier and Bury the trash better probably could've kept 5th furrow on aswell then
celtis man
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- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
Yea should have really butwas in a rush you know how it is
believe it or not had grease on when it was last used but seems to have washed off
- Location
- Crewkerne Somerset
Helping a mate out today rolling
nosmokenopoke
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celtis man
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Painful to fill upNeeding more furs
nosmokenopoke
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celtis man
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Ooo don't go thereCould be worse... could have ad blue too
Nearly
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- Location
- North of York
DP100 is almost same plough, the beam and furrow brackets are different. Guess how I know.
On an unrelated note I have DP10 bracket and beam spares available.
Happy hillbily
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- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
Little and large
Little beauty that 6640
Happy hillbily
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- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
It's a cracking tractor, especially after fitting a turbo, about 110hp now. Its about ¾t heavier than the Ap cabed 7610 it replaced, I prefer it on 34" wheels with a low center of gravity, if I had bought a 7740 it would have been on 38's.
It has almost no electrics, just the 4wd and diff lock., but the cab is like chalk and cheese compared to the Ap cab, the engine also much lighter on fuel, nearly half what the 7610 used. The Tw was bought to do the heavy jobs on the hills safely, but rather the 6640 to spend a day in.
carpenter1
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- devon
