T Minus And Counting

[Bathimp]

Not a tractor but a classic bus

[oneeye]

Very nice bus. Would like to see more classics like that

[liz lemon]

[dan05delaney]

Heres one from the Alesbury red bus service of 1990

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

A Jewelltrac 116 today, it's that crunchie feeling - fri

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

An Idaas 116(0) maize harvester. I can't recall what I did 10 minutes ago so am not sure if this is a new make or not.

[grumpyhack]

A New Holland 116 Haybine

And a Case 116 with a bit of video to show it off

Edited March 1, 2013 by grumpyhack

[Bathimp]

Is that a new make? Can't recall seeing one before.

[Morse Code]

This thread gets better by the day. I'll go and hunt down a 116 numbered tractor at some point but for now, I'm just enjoying the nostalgia of the buses (school trips a plenty flooding back in to my mind) and the thought that we could step off this treadmill one day and find a better way...........

Oh well, back to work for now!

[Morse Code]

A John Deere (definitely not a new make!) 116 on what looks like a lovely warm day, keeping cool under the trees. Spring will soon be upon us!

[oneeye]

Definitely a new make. well done Oneeye. Looks like its related to the Roadless stable to me. Great tyres are a give away

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

This explains the Roadless / Jewelltrac connection;

http://www.roadless-tractors.co.uk/

[Bathimp]

This explains the Roadless / Jewelltrac connection;

http://www.roadless-tractors.co.uk/

[Mrs*E*]

invisible tractor, could be a 116

[oneeye]

Equal Wheel Tractors now that is the technical term that I have been looking for all my life

Edited March 1, 2013 by oneeye

[Bathimp]

A super read there Yoghurt, good stuff.

Equal wheels are indeed the way ahead Bathimp; my trolley (pram) has them

[oneeye]

Cheers Bathimp; it's a more friendly avatar than the previous one (taken from one of my childhood favourite films).

My pram..........

Not my photo but this is the pram I invested in a few years ago; my festival trolley - cost £9 off ebay!

Just remove the soft furnishings and top up with festi stuff.

Steerable pneumatic wheels make it a breeze to use, one hand for driving, the other for drinking

Prams are the way ahead!

Edited March 1, 2013 by oneeye

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

invisible tractor, could be a 116

[oneeye]

A beauty yesterday Mrs E, definitely a newbie

Talking of Roadless tractors......

Edited March 2, 2013 by oneeye

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Lambourghini 115 - get in there.

[Bathimp]

Morning Campers great stuff so far

Definitely a new make Mrs E

Are you sure that prams up to it Oneeye? I take a sackbarrow myself

This is a Marshall 115 being fully loaded with sugarbeet or something

[Mrs*E*]

[Mrs*E*]

brilliant, glad I found a new make, how many makes of tractors do we have on here so far?? loving the Lambourghini too

[oneeye]

Are you sure that prams up to it Oneeye?

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Oh yes, has served me well no probs. a few bungy straps are all that's required, need 2 journeys though. All 4 wheels are steerable, has a brake and hardy frame suspension, honestly its magic.

I use the carry cot that came with it, substitute baby for beer. Coped admirably in the 2011 mud, even 'that hill'; my sack trolley has long been made redundant

Edited March 2, 2013 by oneeye

[Bathimp]

Hmmmm. Not sure I am ready to give up my sackbarrow for a pram just yet