Classics Earning their keep.

Mursal

Member
You'd need an alternative to the seating on those back actors .................
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Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
I have a MF 50 HXs turbo
it a bit old and worn like me but not a bad old bus
Loved our old 50HX unfortunately loaded to much salt and the rust mites ate her :( Light nimble machine that did a hell of alot of work for us. Now replaced by an almost classic NH 85. Better digger but not as good on the front end.
 

JLTate

Member
Very nice tractors there @JLTate are they everyday working tractors? Really like the 4000 with loader, reminds me of one we used to own. Does it have the Full Deluxe cab?

The 4000 with the loader / 5000 & Universal are working tractors. All have been bought from new / nearly new. 4000 beds up the cattle / feeds up every day. Just standard cab. We bought the rear glass / frame around 20 years ago for it as the rain drives through the back when feeding up some of the sheds. still have the roll down sheet for the cab. 5000 has a delux cab. Got 9000 hours on now the 4000. The other two are semi retirement. We have a few others kicking around
 

Thomas5060

Member
Livestock Farmer
The 4000 with the loader / 5000 & Universal are working tractors. All have been bought from new / nearly new. 4000 beds up the cattle / feeds up every day. Just standard cab. We bought the rear glass / frame around 20 years ago for it as the rain drives through the back when feeding up some of the sheds. still have the roll down sheet for the cab. 5000 has a delux cab. Got 9000 hours on now the 4000. The other two are semi retirement. We have a few others kicking around
Great to see them still being used, especially because you've JD them from new/near new
 

JLTate

Member
We're only small time farmers - have Hereford cattle. Our main income is joinery manufacturers.

We have a 2 year old Nissan forklift that does most of the lifting round the yard / workshops and just bought a JCB 520s to save knees rather than using the 4000 for mucking our etc.

Our main jobs are leading straw / silage, mucking out, spreading muck and grass harrowing / slitting and occasionally reseeding the odd field now and then.

We don't need expensive tractors to do that. We have a 8 ton and 10 ton pettit trailers and two Krone muckspreaders and our tractors handle them fine.

Would prefer money to go elsewhere.
 

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