Classic Tractor this month

[holywell farmer]

Have you read the current issue?

yes

 

[Arthur]

whats in next issue ?

Have you read the current issue?

yes

Maybe you missed a page titled "NEXT ISSUE"

 

[holywell farmer]

Maybe you missed a page titled "NEXT ISSUE"

er thanks

 

[Peter]

Farmer pickells...this is a good suggestion. It is not something we have done so far during the life of Classic Tractor, but we'd like to get the full story, chapter and verse. The best person/people to speak to are always the designers. Any suggestions and introductions on this would be welcome as we'd like to get it nailed down. It is a story that needs to be told. R Day, Classic Tractor

Good man @Rorsday I see on facebook that you got it contact with the creator of the moffett tractor register/forum member and done a farm favourite article on his nh moffett :Thumbp2::Thumbp2::Thumbp2:

 

[wdah]

this months is very full looking and varied

 

[Nearly]

Good man @Rorsday I see on facebook that you got it contact with the creator of the moffett tractor register/forum member and done a farm favourite article on his nh moffett :Thumbp2::Thumbp2::Thumbp2:

Here's the pic I didn't send in.

 

[Rorsday]

Neil - we need it! Our stock of Machinery Mishap pics is depleted and we need some more! Rgds R Day editor@classictractormagazine.co.uk

 

[holywell farmer]

Here's the pic I didn't send in.View attachment 34502

that grow back,,,,,,,

 

[Donegal Bay]

Six, 6 cylinder Deeres on the cover of the march issue... @johndeere6920s

 

[nashmach]

Nice DB fleet too!

I have skipped the green bit for now....

 

[laoisfarmer]

Jesus I must have done something wrong haven't got either last months or this months , now last months could have been the mix up with year end sub but thought it was paid early enough .

 

[Rorsday]

Laoisfarmer, there is clearly something wrong here with your sub as this seems to be an isolated case. Please can you contact Paula Hope at Paula.Hope@dovetailservices.com to resolve the matter. Regards R. Day

 

[holywell farmer]

Jesus I must have done something wrong haven't got either last months or this months , now last months could have been the mix up with year end sub but thought it was paid early enough .

love article of the jd series over the years

 

[Michael]

Nice DB fleet too!

I have skipped the green bit for now....

Indeed, was having a read over it last night. Wonder he doesn't use the 4wd 1390 for ploughing.
Ah the John Deere section was nice :Thumbp2:
I'd have taken the 6910 and 6920s over the rest of them.

 

[Mike]

Picked up a copy in Tesco's there, free Earthmovers mag with it. :Thumbp2:

 

[holywell farmer]

Indeed, was having a read over it last night. Wonder he doesn't use the 4wd 1390 for ploughing.
Ah the John Deere section was nice :Thumbp2:
I'd have taken the 6910 and 6920s over the rest of them.

6150r looks good bet for future

 

[nashmach]

Indeed, was having a read over it last night. Wonder he doesn't use the 4wd 1390 for ploughing.
Ah the John Deere section was nice :Thumbp2:
I'd have taken the 6910 and 6920s over the rest of them.

The power between the 1390 and 1494 is probably more noticeable.

I was surprised he was using the 1212 for ploughing but then it does have the much improved Secura cab.:Thumbp2:

 

[guest 1]

The David Brown article was interesting, I had it handed over the counter before I paid any attention to the John Deere cover story :tdown:

 

[nashmach]

The David Brown article was interesting, I had it handed over the counter before I paid any attention to the John Deere cover story :tdown:

Didn't have you down as a DB fan :sweat:

 

[guest 1]

Didn't have you down as a DB fan :sweat:

Interesting I said. It can mean a lot of things

 

[diesel power]

Interesting I said. It can mean a lot of things

You'll be on tomorrow night about the interesting read you had about the JD's .

 

[jf 850]

Seems to be demand for DB's around the tipp region for some reason..

It must be Tippcon buying them all up..... For export to Yorkshire.

Tipperary would have been a fairly good area for Browns. Henderson and Bailey in the north of the county, Barlos in latter years in the other end. I don't know who sold them in the "red era" in the southern end . @Arthur, the artist formerly known as Spanner ?

 

[guest 1]

It must be Tippcon buying them all up..... For export to Yorkshire.

Tipperary would have been a fairly good area for Browns. Henderson and Bailey in the north of the county, Barlos in latter years in the other end. I don't know who sold them in the "red era" in the southern end . @Arthur, the artist formerly known as Spanner ?

I never drove a David Brown, would you believe. They were a scarce creature around us at home. Ryan's of Inch House were David Brown dealers in the dim and distant past, along with Howard Rotavators, but they never sold a white one.

 

[Arthur]

It must be Tippcon buying them all up..... For export to Yorkshire.

Tipperary would have been a fairly good area for Browns. Henderson and Bailey in the north of the county, Barlos in latter years in the other end. I don't know who sold them in the "red era" in the southern end . @Arthur, the artist formerly known as Spanner ?

Hourihanes in Thurles, opposite the tax office were DB dealers, the red ones were before my time

 

[jf 850]

Hourihanes in Thurles, opposite the tax office were DB dealers, the red ones were before my time

They sold Fords afterwards, when I presume Jamiesons in Roscrea went to Fiat , which was in about 1981.

Jim ? Hourihane canvassed around here at that time. A friend of mines father bought a 2600 off him.

I thought you might have been part of the design team for the Cropmaster ?