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I've not had much experience with these but from what I can remember once you'd had the fuel system apart they were a right basket to bleed so don't be surprised if it's a piglet to start! Having back up batteries on had could be an advantage when you get to that point. Good luck, and let us know wh...

For a bonus point then, Northern Ireland?

The picture of the resurfacing gang looks to be from 2 different eras. On one side the gang look to be from the 60's, yet the traffic is 80's.
Is the guy with the shovel wearing a tie?
Edited to add... Going on the style of the shovels, would this be Ireland perhaps?

Hi and welcome. From memory the standard rad is the full width/height of the bonnet so unless you're thinking of one that is thicker I'm not sure what else will fit. The only things I can suggest is make sure the fan is well shrouded to give a ducted effect, maybe tweak the fan blades to give a bit ...

Picked a nice day for it... 1956 Major £2,300. 1973 Roadless Ploughmaster 75 £10,100 :shock: http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/14343_22D7PE9EO3OGO1508963570.jpg 2012 JCB 4CX with a curious hook lift attachment £40,500. http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/14343_2Q7...

These are from Collard's auction at Eversley. http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/14343_150ITHJM3ZX461508963205.jpg From the catalogue - Komatsu WA320-5H High reach with Lemac 9' grab bucket. http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/14343_2PL13DBHFQKGC1508963205.jpg

I wish! I haven't officially worked on a farm for over thirty years, but I can be found in greasy, wet, and rusty crap whenever the opportunity arises. It has a 6x3 trans, button shifted on a joystick. Don't know what other boxes were available, this one has A,B,and C ranges. It shifts A 1-6, then s...

I bought my 110 camera soon after starting work. It went through an aprenticeship, 3 years of college, 3 years of contracting, and on until I bought a digital camera around 2005. I still have it though.
The front links on the 7700 were for a flexicoil packer. From what I remember not very successful.

Thanks guys, yes the modelling forums are well worth a look. Ah, er... wrong sort of modelling. Ahem. To get the correct proportions (back to number plates!), I did think about taking a picture of the actual plate and re-sizing it but to get it to print anywhere close looks like it could be more luc...

Maize stubble, Ford 7700, Howard power harrow, spring 1986. Kodak 110 pocket instamatic. http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images/userpix/14343_3GJK7A6KFVUOG1508256949.jpg Maize stubble, New Holland 8360, unknown power harrow Autumn 2017. Nokia 6303i. http://www.classicmachinery.net/forum/images...