Show your tractors

[Ed Batchelor]

The wheeled machines are roadless conversions, 1963 and 1964. The one on tracks is by county, made in 1960. All are probably quite rare, but useful none the less! 2 full days baling on a tank of fuel, so economical too! We have got 2wd majors too but they are a bit more mundane I guess.

[liamjordan]

The wheeled machines are roadless conversions, 1963 and 1964. The one on tracks is by county, made in 1960. All are probably quite rare, but useful none the less! 2 full days baling on a tank of fuel, so economical too! We have got 2wd majors too but they are a bit more mundane I guess.

gotta love roadless tractors and 2wd majors!

[Joy Yeomans]

great tractor pics - why is the tyre on back to front on the rear of the roadless 75?

[Ian C]

POW what sort of Hoss power is the Ford 8200? great tractor and a beast in its day, we had a 8100 2wd when me grandad was farmin, that was a big un in its day aswell when mf135s and ford 4600 ruled! Love to get an 8100 just to put the splitter on bit over killbut cool.

[alastair gillespie]

:thumbup1:Yeh a nice selection of timber machines there, always nice to see a county in work.

[Hodge]

here is a pic of my valmet, i wish i still had her.

[Stephen Blair]

i miss valerie too:blushing:

[b101uk]

I do like Valmet BUT they are far to light on the front end.

[Stephen Blair]

in what way mark, obviously you mean its too light but in what circumstances?

[David oakman]

Well spotted Logbaron:001_smile: