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Saw one over these today, sure bought back memories
What would be your choice
My other choice was a Simplex Milking Bail
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Saw one over these today, sure bought back memories
What would be your choice
My other choice was a Simplex Milking Bail
i drove one with a dx6.50 , and hubby was on the pit was cheap silage but stones was the problem
no a belarus ,we had same out fit, u didnt draw with a leyland by any chance?
i prefer to drive the most modern stuff possible,but would like a go on an a4 pacific class sir nigel gressly was a genius.
Nuffield 10/60no a belarus ,
Dunno what the photo's for, there's plenty of those left around here. I can take you to two in Martletwy and one in Wiston, and that's just in radius of a few miles. Must be hundreds still standing in West Wales.HOSIER INVENTIONS LTD WEXCOMBE, MARLBOUGH, WILTS OPEN AIR MILKING MACHINES PATENT Nos 304361 303914 298893 1589733 19801 RAS SILVER MEDALS 1928 1929 1934
1963 dad moved to Wales left everyDunno what the photo's for, there's plenty of those left around here. I can take you to two in Martletwy and one in Wiston, and that's just in radius of a few miles. Must be hundreds still standing in West Wales.
1963 dad moved to Wales left every
type of farming behind just bought the cows, bought a milking bail fixed on a concrete pad and never looked back,
A young man by the name of Alan Tooby had just started out and dad bought a Fullwood bail from him one of the first he sold
Yes, he started life I believe as a milking machine fitter then branched out on his own selling milking parlours , he fitted our first Herringbone ParlourFT still a Tooby and Williams trading in St Clears today.