ollie989898
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Unimogs are crazy money, they are steep before you start asking for a linkage and PTO or two. I got the impression they are busy selling them outside of farming and don't need the additional orders...
Fendt or Fastrac
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holywell farmer
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- Location
- holywell, north wales
Like the rims on the tyres
- Location
- Mid Northants
How much would a Fendt 716 cost in 2015,?i'm comparing depreciation
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset
Around 16 months ago I contacted Lee's about a 2012 STrac they were replacing with a new one . It was around 6000 hrs at 6 years old and the price was £105000 which was just a bit more than my 2012 Bateman RB 35 was worth with 4500 hrs . It did have the pipes and pumps for suspension fert which was not of any use to me .Mine had cost £165000 new but the S trac would have been dearer . Was really tempted but decided not in the end. I did ask Cave tractors about a new one and speced up as I wanted it was £45000 more than a new RB 35 which is what I ended up with.
Rob Chanell ( spelling ? ) ended up buying Lee's machine to join another one he has . Don t know the guy but he appears in the press a bit and won sprayer operator thing few years ago and then set up on his own. Does quite abut for Omex on suspension fert.
Rob Chanell ( spelling ? ) ended up buying Lee's machine to join another one he has . Don t know the guy but he appears in the press a bit and won sprayer operator thing few years ago and then set up on his own. Does quite abut for Omex on suspension fert.
Rob Cannell is one of the best in the business, his drive JT can be a character!! He is very well respected all over East Anglia and further afield. Rob and Sophie are very good to do business with too. He is worth following of FB as does some interesting stuff with his three Mogs
- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
Agreed, Rob is a top bloke and loves his S tracs I believe.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
What does a Fendt 724 weigh in real life? And front rear proportion? And I don't want what is says in the brochure. Clive must have a weighbridge.
Chae1
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- Location
- Aberdeenshire
How does he/she get in the tractor?
puntabrava
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- Location
- Wiltshire
Don’t be silly, they’re Australian, they get out at the end of the season, none of this support payment Europeans home for tiffin at 11am.
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset
As I said I don t know the guy but even here in Somerset had heard of him from press stuff . Don t do Facebook.
ollie989898
Member
That fastrac looks a neatly done outfit. Booms are huge but you can use smaller ones. Front and rear tanks got to be worth looking at. A CVT fastrac with a demount sprayer and 4ws has to be the best of all worlds surely. They won't take that long to get on and off these days either.
- Location
- Aberdeenshire
And when he does get in how does he come out of a junction / gate with booms sticking out that far!
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
If WA stands for Western Australia I doubt they have much trouble seeing what's coming for a few miles before pulling out at a junction.
- Location
- Pinnaroo. South Australia
John from JTA sprayers does good work. His sprayers are gaining a lot of popularity here the last few years. ive spoken to him quite a bit and anything is possible. He’s recently built a poppy/ hemp harvester based on a Claas xerion.
Where that fast race will be working I doubt he’s too concerned about traffic on the road. The big jd sp sprayers are probably worse than this when folded.
Where that fast race will be working I doubt he’s too concerned about traffic on the road. The big jd sp sprayers are probably worse than this when folded.