C'mon you tractor blokes

Swishy .YOU could be right but no (but I did asked for that didnt I [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif] [smiley=2vrolijk_08.gif])Slimline you are on the right track 930 before the Comfort King [smiley=thumbup.gif] [smiley=thumbup.gif]

I have a couple of my 434, I bought it secondhand from the local area school quite a few years ago for slashing and ploughing fire breaks.

Slashing last spring, our grass isn't quite as dense as Ian's.


Ploughing fire breaks last spring with a ten furrow Shearer foot plough.


Ploughing with a 14 plate offset disc.


RnR.

another time when I was slashing with the 4080

that must of been a heavy slasher did you use another machine to pull the chamberlain out of the mud? .. i regulary get the JCB backhoe stuck..but generally if you cant get yourself out with a backhoe theres something wrong

http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3592/3327657780_7f4eb94b6f_z.jpg?zz=1 We tried to get it out with this LeTourne but failed . I ended up pulling them both out with my old cat D4

what engine does the Le tourneau have a gm471?

Yes a 4-71 about 115 hp www.flickr.com/photos/20960256@N04/4019682667/ see it being started here.

heres "ToughS2's" inter w7 with a 6 foot slasher. you can see the grass is a bit long


and my inter 564 on the scarifier tickling up the ground a little

Good stuff Mike . Does the Super 70 still earn her keep too ?

the 70, to be honest, isnt the most useful tractor in the shed. doesnt have any hydraulics so its a bit tricky to use on the scarifier but heres a picture of it having bit of a go.