New ploughing tractor

[gavts86rwm]

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

Surely the wrong colour?

 

[Howard150]

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Thats no good for the classic class, too heavy for your trailer as well. Whats wrong with the 35.

 

[wuddy]

Thats no ggod for the classic class, too heavy for your trailer as well. Whats wrong with the 35.

Why is it no good for classic class it's exactly as it came out the county factory!

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

Why is it no good for classic class it's exactly as it came out the county factory!

Not quite, it's a 4000 with a county kit on it. You can tell by the 6 stud rear wheels genuine built Hounslow 4000 fours built from a 4000 skid have 8 stud heavy duty rear half shafts. But that's nit picking really

 

[wuddy]

Not quite, it's a 4000 with a county kit on it. You can tell by the 6 stud rear wheels genuine built Hounslow 4000 fours built from a 4000 skid have 8 stud heavy duty rear half shafts. But that's nit picking really

Didn't pay that much attention! I remember a few years ago a guy ploughed in the classic class at the British with a four wheel drive 4600 think it was a county can't quite remember.

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

Yeah they made 4600 fours, lovely tractors I'd love to own a 4000 four like Gav's but there serious money. As far as I'm aware you can plough in the classic with a county? or is it a grey area

 

[wuddy]

Yeah they made 4600 fours, lovely tractors I'd love to own a 4000 four like Gav's but there serious money. As far as I'm aware you can plough in the classic with a county? or is it a grey area

I am not sure. I know the rules say no four wheel drive conversions but think that's open to interpretation!

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

I suppose it's like anything in match Ploughing people only start complaining when you start winning...........

 

[ploughman61]

I suppose it's like anything in match Ploughing people only start complaining when you start winning...........

Sure that was sold as a county 4000 so will be a classic, we brought one thorough a ford dealer but it came from county tractors

 

[wuddy]

At the end of the day unless it's extremely wet your not really gaining that much when only pulling two furrs!

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

But with the PAVT wheel out everything gets rolled and you don't get the shine on every other furrow

 

[wuddy]

But with the PAVT wheel out everything gets rolled and you don't get the shine on every other furrow

Can get one of them for any tractor and just get a wide front wheel with some wheel weights in it do kinda the same job. Or just put skimmer in a bit to break the furr to take shine off.

 

[ploughman61]

But with the PAVT wheel out everything gets rolled and you don't get the shine on every other furrow

Won't apply to this kit as it has a 2furrow reversible on the back

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

Yeah suppose you could, I don't have one on my little Tafe I barely have enough time to finish as it is without playing with wheels

 

[Timo@hattonfarms]

Won't apply to this kit as it has a 2furrow reversible on the back

Won't be long before it has a KV on the back from what the op was telling me at your judging seminar @ploughman61

 

[ploughman61]

Won't be long before it has a KV on the back from what the op was telling me at your judging seminar @ploughman61

Just look at Howard 150 post about ploughs ages, almost certain to have kv's in classic class

 

[ploughman61]

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Is that Nick Davenports tractor, if not its very similar ?

 

[gavts86rwm]

No it's not his old one his has 4600 rear wheel pans on an no pavt wheel

 

[wuddy]

Won't be long before it has a KV on the back from what the op was telling me at your judging seminar @ploughman61

He not going classic world style with the bonnings