T Minus And Counting

[oneeye]

A Deere 244E from me today; solid tyres!

I've never heard of the movie either Bathimp;

Some late 60's comedy by all accounts; I don't think it'll make the Glasto cinema listings

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Never heard of the film either! Here's an International 244;

[Bathimp]

Action photo today. I don't know what he thinks he's doing with blue headphones on a Massey Ferguson!

[oneeye]

A nice JD with a Kuhn 243 mounted mower.

Agree with you Bathimp, blue clashes; he'll have the farmers fashion police after him

Edited October 25, 2012 by oneeye

[Bathimp]

Great bit of mowing Oneeye. They could be getting ready for a festival!

Two different versions of the Indian Eicher 242 today. The new above and the more traditional below.

[oneeye]

Just a caterpillar 242B from me today; not a great deal else on offer

[Bathimp]

A big round baler on this bright sunny morning.

Here is an action photo of it laying one down so to speak.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Back on line again after being ill. Here's a drawing of a MF 241

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

It's yet another MF today;

[Bathimp]

Hope you are feeling better Yoghurt. Was it today or yesterday when you posted that? ; )

Got a bit carried away again to celebrate 3 weeks of a having a 2013 ticket. Hope you don't mind.

Another MF but the rear end of a combine harvester this time. Talking of combine harvesters......

Its on the rear of the body not the cornhead. All combine harvesters need a good baler.

And finally a new brand I think. ....................I'm a lumberjack and I'm OK..........

I really have overdone it this time haven't I? Hopefully I will be allowed to start drinking again soon.

Happy T Day plus 3 to you all.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Hello Bathimp

It was early this morning that I inputted mine. Couldn't say what time it was exactly as I'd taken more than a few drinks on board by that stage. Impressed with the new brand.

[Bathimp]

Tough one today. This is a Chamberlain Champion 239. Need binoculars!

Edited October 29, 2012 by Bathimp

[oneeye]

A Hinomoto N239 tractor

Not sure if it's another newbie?

Good to see you back fit and well Yoghurt

Liking your over endulgent Sunday Bathimp, good effort

Sorry for the lack of input over the weekend gents; was busy running BUPA Great South Run (last minute stand-in for someone), all helps towards Glasto 'get fit' apparently

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

I think that is another newbie tractor oneeye. Have had to go on a tangent again today. Here's another tractor engine manual;

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

The ID plate for a Fendt 238 tractor;

No markings on this one but thought the canopy might please.

[Bathimp]

Very impressed by the Hinomoto Oneeye you did well to find that.

Do you ever sleep Yoghurt? That canopy looks very useful. Why is the tractor about to puncture its own tyres?

This ones got skid steering apparently.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

I do get to sleep at times. Sometimes for very long periods. Not too sure why those sharp steel daggers are pointed towards the tyres. Looking at it it may be that the digger part is simply carrying another piece of agricultural kit?

Edited October 30, 2012 by Yoghurt on a Stick

[oneeye]

An International 238 from me today

[oneeye]

Bugger, that was a double post; bloody IT system at work!

Edited October 30, 2012 by oneeye

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

No numerical markings but this does have a good story behind it. It's a 237 IAME Pampa Tractor model TO1;

Pampa I.A.M.E.

IAME TRACTORS

The Badge features a large gear wheel and aircraft wings.

Born from the post war need for a renewed supply of food, in 1948 Argentina was a large producer of crops but lacked the agricultural machinery needed to boost production.

After an exhaustive Government survey among the Argentine farmers to establish which of the modern tractors was most suited to countries requirements the most popular was the Lanz Bulldog.

Two new Lanz Bulldog model D1506 were purchased and flown to the I.A.M.E. aircraft factory in Corboda were one was totally stripped and each piece examined and faithfully copied, with the aid of contracting various components out.

Ten tractors were initially built as prototypes. Followed by full production, of thousands of Tractors which were heavily subsidised by the Government of Juan Peron.

Following the revolution of 1955 it was decided to stop production with the only remaining production coming from parts previously rejected.

Shot at The Great Bloxham Vintage Vehicle & Country Show or Bloxham Steam Rally. 26:06:2011 Ref 74-237

[Bathimp]

This Claas 237 is all cab and no action. Apparently its a vineyard tractor.

[oneeye]

This is a Municicpal Tractor Iseki TXG 237 A Kabine - Japanese.

''TXG237 is the convenient and versatile sub compact tractor. It can be attached with various implements such as mower, grass collector, front loader, sweeper, snow blower, blade etc.

Its compact size, suitable horsepower and good maneuverability make TXG237 ideal tractor for various kinds of customers like municipality, landscapers, residential owner and contractor''.

Looks like a golf buggy to me

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

This Claas 237 is all cab and no action. Apparently its a vineyard tractor.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

This is a Municicpal Tractor Iseki TXG 237 A Kabine - Japanese.

''TXG237 is the convenient and versatile sub compact tractor. It can be attached with various implements such as mower, grass collector, front loader, sweeper, snow blower, blade etc.

Its compact size, suitable horsepower and good maneuverability make TXG237 ideal tractor for various kinds of customers like municipality, landscapers, residential owner and contractor''.

Looks like a golf buggy to me

[Bathimp]

This is a Municicpal Tractor Iseki TXG 237 A Kabine - Japanese.

''TXG237 is the convenient and versatile sub compact tractor. It can be attached with various implements such as mower, grass collector, front loader, sweeper, snow blower, blade etc.

Its compact size, suitable horsepower and good maneuverability make TXG237 ideal tractor for various kinds of customers like municipality, landscapers, residential owner and contractor''.

Looks like a golf buggy to me