The Ebay thread.

Win said:
Cheeky bids can get you in trouble!!!!!!:rolleyes2:

Good job this is a long way from here, this is the kind of thing i'm attracted to.:blushing: You'd have thought they would have opened the bonnet to get the pump out rather than cutting a hole in it.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/KRAMER-A...701058?hash=item1c94b0d4c2:g:iR0AAOSw7BNZ4R5M
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I had a problem with a 7610 years ago, I can't even remember what it was now as there were lots of them, but it necessitated getting under the cab to fix. I had a quote from a mechanic of £400 to do the job. A lad from a certain part of the country AHEMAYO-HEM landed into the yard one day to pick something up, he was looking at the tractor, I told him what the problem was and he said he could fix it for £200. I asked how he could be so cheap compared to other quotes, he started to explain his methods..... "a lot of lads will waste time taking the rubber floor mat out, I just cut it with a Stanley................"
I didn't hear the rest and he didn't get the gig :no:
 
Profi Farmer said:
He flirted with blue at one point :deyective:
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Win said:
Do you think he might be wanting to stray again when he sees that?
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I sure did,i flirted with a 70 series for 5/6 years and a tm 120 for two,enjoyed both,
The 70 clocked up a good few hours,but got the 7810 itch then,and it had to be fulfilled.
No win,the only reason i might flirt with blue again would be if a beauty of a 70a come up,i tempted at one last year but just didn’t suit at the time.
Some day my numbers will come up,
 
It looks bad and has a missing hydraulic pump which implies messing around and or the pump is unavailable or exhorbitantly expensive. Seems overpriced unless it's up in years
 
Seedsower said:
It looks bad and has a missing hydraulic pump which implies messing around and or the pump is unavailable or exhorbitantly expensive. Seems overpriced unless it's up in years
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I’m sure the pump would be available, you’d normally have a service exchange or a repair, you just wonder has the motor had bits through it as well. (Hydrostatic)
 
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