T Minus And Counting

[oneeye]

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

[Bathimp]

More leather boots and whips

[dan05delaney]

[Bathimp]

[grumpyhack]

This is my Glastomobile, constructed many years ago from two B&Q sacktrucks.

Long wheelbase, four decent sized tyres and no steering - a conscious design decision as turning/pivot points can also be weak points.

Most of getting around Glasto is straight lines around fields. When we need to change direction the pushers lift the handles at the back and point it in the new direction and on we go.

Big enough and strong enough for a serious load but requires two pullers and one/two pushers.

Retired from Glasto service after I got my caravan but brought out of mothballs for last year's IoW where it coped with horrendous mud and came through with flying colours.

Edited March 2, 2013 by grumpyhack

[Bathimp]

[oneeye]

Now your talking. Thats a much more manly (sorry Oneeye) four wheeled sackbarrow thingy

Very impressive Grumpy. all it needs is a number less than 115

[grumpyhack]

Oops, sorry I forgot to post a 115.

Try this: a Case/International Harvester JXU 115.

Case and IH and David Brown are all one company. For tractor fans an interesting timeline and history here:

http://www.caseih.com/en_gb/AboutUs/Pages/History.aspx

Edited March 2, 2013 by grumpyhack

[oneeye]

Lovely tyres on that Case there Grumpy, Yoghurt contain yourself!

Off out now, seeing Of Monsters and Men later, enjoy your Sat evening pop pickers

[Bathimp]

You just need to get in touch with your feminine side Bathimp ha ha

Nice adaptation Grumpy; 4 wheels.........

[Morse Code]

A Fiat 115-90 - late in in the day but still some 115's out there!

[oneeye]

This Town and Country tractor is made by a company called Jacobsen; possible newbie on this fine Sunday morning?

[Bathimp]

Very smart Oneeye yes I think that could well be a new make

Sticking to the leather boots and whips myself with a mint looking Dominator

[Mrs*E*]

[grumpyhack]

An International B114

And a lovely loco with a nice number

Edited March 3, 2013 by grumpyhack

[dan05delaney]

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

The photo is a bit hazy (like my head today), but you can just about make out the 114;

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

No markings on this one but thought I'd post it anyway. Not sure if it's a new make - it's a Lindner GEO 114. I think Mrs E's post today is a new make.

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Here's a 113(.14)

and here's one in action;

[grumpyhack]

A Valtra N 113 - You can just make out the number on the grille

Edited March 4, 2013 by grumpyhack

[oneeye]

Morning pop pickers, start of another week, getting warmer come Wed apparently

I've got the same Valtra model today and a no. plate affair; have a great Monday

Edited March 4, 2013 by oneeye

[Bathimp]

Monday morning blues but some great tractors to get us going

I had found a new make a Hatz 113 but I cant find a picture with a number on it

I especially like the logo

So I will start with another number plate and have another look later

The back

and the front

[Bathimp]

Hooray managed to save as a jpeg and upload on to efests

[Yoghurt on a Stick]

Hooray managed to save as a jpeg and upload on to efests

[Mrs*E*]

these things we need to know, good morning