Show your tractors

[Brushcutter]

You reckon!! Continueous work on a hillsde is bad for your joints, we are static skidding 1m sitka spruce up a steep ravine about 80 metres down under the road to the landing where the trees are put through the harvester, most our work is like this,.

 

I'd like to forward on some slopes. Maybe even drive an 8wd ergo up some welsh valley with the stupid leveling seat trying to make it 'better'. I've felled some stuff on steep slopes its bad for the knees.

[AMFirewood]

just bought a Davy Broon 1490.

On the log splitter just now but will be using her for hauling some logs from time to time.

[Brushcutter]

just bought a Davy Broon 1490.

On the log splitter just now but will be using her for hauling some logs from time to time.

 

That is the tidiest David Brown i think i've ever seen. It has windows and everything.

[IVECOKID]

David browns tractors are bomb proof ,very simple and cracking gearbox for crawling speeds, I have the factory strip down manual has we had four 995s browns and I still have 1 left from farm to renovate when I get chance .

 

Ste

[Peasgood]

I bought an IH674 a month ago. I have yet to set eyes on it due to transport delays.

[Hardyspicer]

is it a hydrashift model and I see its on oversize tyres which will give it longer legs on the road

[AMFirewood]

thanks Brushcutter. it will be tidier next year once its had some paint work & new decals.

Its not Hydrashift. standard gear box.

[AMFirewood]

my dad has a 1390 as well that he usually has on the processor.

Old major has taken its place for the winter as it takes up less room in the shed.

[IVECOKID]

Stay clear of the hydra shift models has they are a PIG to fix .

 

 

Ste

[mendiplogs]

Stay clear of the hydra shift models has they are a PIG to fix .

 

 

Ste

 

Hi KID my mate had a hydra shift one that went wrong mate thanks Jon