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you already got loads of toys and you want more!! u must have too much money:001_tt2:!!! that nice mog :001_tt1: and the big vomit. and now you want one of these bad boys!!!:001_tongue:

 

I have a beautiful new son,an amazing other son, a great wife and mum to my kids, my life outwith work is so good, i am bored out my head with my job, so i keep buying kit to satisfy that gap. It lasts for a while then wears out. All i used to do is work, i never new what a private life was. But it pays the bills, and puts food on the table. :001_tongue: those wee tractors are cool though.

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Whereabouts are you in the Borders Tom? I think I passed a BCS (blue ones?) w/loader working a roadside copse just west of Duns a month or two back. I nearly bought a Carraro off Lee Lightburn a few years ago and keep wishing i had.

 

sounds like me. was it mowing?

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Couldn't stop to see Tom, I was hauling livestock. By the old gates to Langton IIRC.

 

btw has anyone seen Metrac/Aebi type alpine tractors used here? Not much use for trailer work I imagine, but possibly a useful tool carrier, I've seen them fitted with winches & flails etc in Switzerland, even a 3pl backhoe once.

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Couldn't stop to see Tom, I was hauling livestock. By the old gates to Langton IIRC.

 

btw has anyone seen Metrac/Aebi type alpine tractors used here? Not much use for trailer work I imagine, but possibly a useful tool carrier, I've seen them fitted with winches & flails etc in Switzerland, even a 3pl backhoe once.

 

 

Very good machine for steep banks but very expensive.

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Couldn't stop to see Tom, I was hauling livestock. By the old gates to Langton IIRC.

 

btw has anyone seen Metrac/Aebi type alpine tractors used here? Not much use for trailer work I imagine, but possibly a useful tool carrier, I've seen them fitted with winches & flails etc in Switzerland, even a 3pl backhoe once.

 

Quite a few Aebi's around here County council highways use em for mowing embankments and EA use them for flood bank work

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Yup, can't be too many of those around Berwickshire. What weight's the loader good for? There's a series of threads on the US tractor boards about Carraros w/loaders snapping in half, allegedly thin gearbox castings on some models. Different company of course.

 

I live near Eyemouth Tom.

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