IRE David H

Not sure.

 

I am sure a NAO investigation (or similar) into which are genuine and reasonable installations and which are cash cows should be implemented to "fix" what appears to be a state sponsored scam in NI.

yep one farmer was forecasted to make a couple million from the scheme for heating an empty shed, the more you burn the ore you earn, eg for every pound you spent you got back, 1.60

fight fight fight

just buy a new chain charge to customer

mrs browns alright

that was the unimog not mb trac

The MB trac and developed by Mercedes-Benz which was based on their Unimog platform. It was built by Mercedes-Benz between the years 1973 and 1991.

american style house along with an american jeep,

would it be chaepaer to buy one made already vs getting bits together

why a boxer there seems to be many alternatives like vermeer, sorry for the loss

this guy gets high prices for work

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheEmployeeTrap/videos

are those the ones that snap in half

Just shows, merc were way ahead of anyone back in the day.

nope trantor was first

Introduced in 1978, the original Trantor was the first fast tractor. With a top speed of 60mph, it was equipped with full suspension, four-wheel braking and a three-seater cab.

UNIMOG(post 1946), TRANTOR (1973) and the FASTRAC (1987),

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pity we dont have any old growth cyprus

what type of flow do you have on the jcb as they range from 20-30 this is the speed at which the ram end is sent into wood, its possible to use a power pack if designed correctly but it might be the fastest

start-trantor

peak-unimog

followed jcb fastract, not jcb idea taken from trantor

she looks handy ideal for a fellow just starting out

heres an old advert, possibly still available

i found one for 12,500

https://www.donedeal.ie/plantmachinery-for-sale/timber-harvester/13945889

MB trac trac's - Community - Farmers Weekly

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/48800-mb-trac-parts.html

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/forestry-woodland-management/51669-mb-trac.html

for 13 grand heres a mb1000

https://www.mascus.co.uk/agriculture/used-tractors/mb-trac-1000/zipqyhuc.html

that stupid dpf exhaust really restricts vision out to the r/h rear of the machine remember don't let them idle for long periods of time keep them hot and they should be hassle free

i agree, hmm a crafty fellow might but a straight through exhaust and bypass it. put a blank on the return.

screen the dust though a steel mesh

Sorry just reread my post. Was meant more like, earn a wage when its 50+yrs old like these nice old machines. Or will electrics, computer etc get in the way (when they go wrong) for them not to be worth bothering with? I hope you get my drift as awfully explained.

well by then we can just remove all that emission crap, blank the return egr valve and turn it into a pre tier 6 emission standards, or just import them from brazil and mexico without all that crap in the first place:thumbup1:

she looks like a john deere but the crane does not normal as its the cab is pushed back, could be valtra as they do modifications and that's their specialty

wheels look wide and are flotation.

its looks interesting

Hi all the tractors we use for firewood processing are vintage

1948 field marshall series2

1956 ferguson t20 tvo driveing hycrack splitter

1958 massey 35 driving kisa super combi processor

1974 international 474 loader with grab and mcconnel rear forklift

1975 international 574 driveing rytec 2 metre 25 tonne splitter and towing trailers.

ALL the above tractor are easy to repair and parts are cheap and they do not go down in value.

cheers chris

without pics its no goodh

whats the advantage over a quad

is there much work in horses or are they only for show, small specialized work. just interested

Forgot about the very Dear John David

 

Semi retired but its 6 pot diesel is still OK to power a mulcher and beat up a bit of gorse when needed.

 

Bob

 

thanks nice international