It was slight larger than the tractor 🙂
noooo, Lamborghini relegated to yard scraper and 135 back in active service on a friends farm
Love the Allis Chalmers. we had 2 in our garage when dad retired from the farm. Him & his brothers were tractor tragics from way back.
Might have to dig out the grape harvesters.
not a county, nose is wrong
something from international maybe?
I want a tractor.
I have no where to put it, no knowledge of how to drive it, no knowledge of how to fix it should i need to, and nowhere to drive it.
but still, I want one.
"County ???"
"international maybe? "
Nope, its a muir hill. One of these, but with an excuse for a cab
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"no knowledge of how to drive it"
Can you drive a car?
Can you understand the concept of multiple gearboxes in series using one clutch pedal?
I'd say thats all you need to drive one. Just make sure the brake pedals are disconnected from one another
Thanks JAmes 🙂
Is there nothing that this forum doesn't know.
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I want one as well. That Aliss Chalmers in previous pix went for £550. Did'nt bid because I could'nt get the Persian Orange paint 😉
It's kewl, it's outdoors, it has a bike and it's Ag plant 🙂
"dont know if you class it as a tractor"
Its a self propelled (as opposed to a trailed one powered by the towing tractor) sugar beet harvester
Its not a particularly big one though. Most farmers pay a contractor to lift their quota (by the sugar plant) quicker with a machine more like this:
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Wunundred!
I knew you'd do that 😉
If anyone see's a Technorton splitter bench, could they 'borrow' the tooth off it, just snapped ours
andy - chains for grip on roots
think the machine is a Franklin skidder
@timber - great Tilt/shift photography there - looks just like a model 😉
This is easily the best topic on this forum.
I 'kin love tractors me
I'm not sure this one even counts looks a bit bedfordy to me. Not even a mog. This threads going a bit timber extractor trumps at the moment.
Today we have most been playing with a pair of these beautiful machines.
We had 450 feet of cable out and were ploughing for 5 hours, they are going to be at it all week and will bring out the two bigger zeds later on when the field were in opens up, they have 900 feet of cable on each of their drums.
can I play?
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if you took that pic... thats cool! where was it ?
I love farmers ingenuity!
Here's a picture from our walk this morning of our Ford FW30 getting ready to go mole ploughing this morning!
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welcome back! excellent thread
is that you on the left with your I-Spy book?
Redthunder, what is that? All I can work out is 4x4 & turbo'd, other than that I'm stuck!
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North Bristle! Loads more, when I get back up the farm with me camral!
Redthunder, 3 gear sticks , air cooling fan? Same???
One of the benefits of working in a forest is you get to see some neat toys, we operate one of only two mini Ponsse harvesters working in the UK.