- Location
- Wiltshire
Wet yesterday morning. I started spraying at lunchtime finished at 9. Now another wet morning. Day off I think
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New toy day
- Thread starter Gedd
- Start date
- Location
- Galway Ireland
The size was ideal for our area and I got a great deal of my local dealer who has the best back up service I’ve experienced plus I reckon they are probably the only machine that fella got right!!
Finn farmer
Member
Do keep us posted on how it performs. Our local MF dealer has similar ones at his yard and i quite like how they look.
- Location
- Co antrim
Ul be buyin massey tractors now with a dealer appraisal like that
- Location
- Shropshire
I'm lost without mine too, but my Wave is the least favourite. I have an original which is my first choice, then a Rebar. I wish they still made the original as I will inevitably lose it one day...
- Location
- Galway Ireland
Lol I don’t know about that!! But I would never rule it out completely!! Very happy with jd at the moment and I have a valtra to see how it will preform so time will tell
76masseyman
Member
- Location
- Lincolncestershire
Seat looks like it’ll wake you up on a frosty morningHardly new ,far from shiny ,not pretty ,,probably designed by the flintstones but it does what says on the tin , my search for a cheap forklift came up trumps with a guy in the village who buys and sells not so new machinery .
It'll save my back and a load of time moving stuff
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Speedstar
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
Has it got a T/A ?
Yes all working ,lights ,winkers , front axle and steering all tight , all cladding ,seat in cab all good ,
- Location
- The North
used to have one of them sold it a few years ago, was super tidy tin work wise but them nash engines are gash, the perkins ones where much better.
was a quick tractor on the road too, with working ta!
i often thought they were ahead of their time for the year with torsion bar on the top link as a damper, sleeker gear selector (dont laugh) etc vs mf's offering of same year they were a much nicer tractor.
heres the pic i used to sell it!
Speedstar
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
That would be a 574 68hp
- Location
- The North
ha ha the pictured one is the nash engined one, 574 we had one of each, mine was the nice cab tidy tin work crap engine (not really but you know what i mean) we had a perkins 475? as you say with no door or windows which pulled great but looked like something from eastern Europe!
Speedstar
Member
- Location
- Scottish Borders
did the 475 at 62hp not have the perkins engine all the rest had the nash engine
Lincs Lass
Member
- Location
- north lincs
Removable cushion ,,might treat it to a new seat,,only €50 on fleenaySeat looks like it’ll wake you up on a frosty morning
- Location
- North Kent, UK
This arrived last week from Poland.
We’ve been using more and more seed ‘off the heap’ but sometimes it’s not clean enough to go through the drill. This was much cheaper than anything available in the UK. I’ve got a couple of tons of beans to run through once we’ve got it set up ... I’ll post some more photos then.
We’ve been using more and more seed ‘off the heap’ but sometimes it’s not clean enough to go through the drill. This was much cheaper than anything available in the UK. I’ve got a couple of tons of beans to run through once we’ve got it set up ... I’ll post some more photos then.
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- Location
- northampton
How does that one work is it rotary any pics of inside it?
- Location
- North Kent, UK
It's quite a simple system. It separates by weight. The seed is trickled down in front of an airstream, which then blows it across the machine. The heavy stuff drops first, the chaff goes right across. You use the product from the middle 2 or 3 chutes as your seed. You adjust the airflow according to crop type. There are videos on youtube, alistonagro is the make. This is an ALS 10. As I said, it's not set up yet, we need to put it on a platform so we can get a seed bag under the outlets.
- Location
- Top of the Chilterns
That looks absolutely brilliant!
YELROM
Member
- Location
- North Yorkshire
Have you imported this your self or is there a UK supplier
Keep us posted on how it goes
- Location
- North Kent, UK
Imported directly from the manufacturer.
They arranged the haulage. I had to obtain something called an EORI number before it came through customs. Took a few weeks but no big deal.