The Brew Cabin

Posted: **Mon Jun 18, 2012 6:38 pm**

GB_Groundworks wrote:cookie wont it affect your running costs to run that i mean the tax advantages of running a commercial?

the commercial discoveries are cracking vehicles id have one of them if i didnt need the pickup bit for peckers and buckets etc

we are trying to buy a new tractor at the moment 1 with 40kph box and suspension getting bored of 20mph haha

my navara is making a horrible clicking noise out the front transfer box but not had time to investigate it

My navara is missing a wheel :laugh: Dad crashed it on the weekend, swerved to avoid a dog on the road, hit the kerb, wheel buckled and snapped off.
Rough estimate, 2k to repair.

Posted: **Mon Jun 18, 2012 6:53 pm**

msh paving wrote:
GB_Groundworks wrote:we are trying to buy a new tractor at the moment 1 with 40kph box and suspension getting bored of 20mph haha

A assoicate of mine has a 50k box on a green tractor,pulling twin axle gull trailer on potatoes road work,
40k is old hat...lol
MSH

yeah but im only spending 20k cant justify 90k on a new 50kph one plus dont want a massive one as still need it for field maintenance mowing harrowing topping hedging etc and the fields up this way are a little smaller than norfolk lol.

my mate runs 3 fastracs 2 big deeres and a mixed fleet of smaller stuff silage contracting. horses for courses.

this is what hes got

my plea that i should get his sline a8 4.2 quattro fell on deaf ears i just wanted to use that life on mars line, fetch the quattro haha

hes also got a sc430 taking up digger space in the workshop hehe

this is what we are after 6630 125hp as opposed to ours which is 80hp

Posted: **Mon Jun 18, 2012 7:01 pm**

i bet the drivers of cheshire are getting the hump poodling along behind agricultural machinery day in day out
cannot remember the last time i saw a tractor on the roads round here most of the farmers tend to use 8 wheelers to move gear around
LLL

Posted: **Mon Jun 18, 2012 7:44 pm**

it feels like there is more tractors than cars round here sometimes!

Posted: **Mon Jun 18, 2012 8:44 pm**

yeah rd here its very agricultural i'll see 4 or 5 tractors every day (not our own ones silly) they can be patient im a moving spped safety scheme, some tool in a van over took 4 cars and me and brake tested me the other day i didnt touch the pedal he panicked and floored it again the twot, 24 tons with a solid 1 ton steel weight on the front isnt going to do much to a 3.5 ton panel van hahaha

grrrr

Posted: **Wed Jun 27, 2012 3:44 pm**

GB_Groundworks wrote:cookie wont it affect your running costs to run that i mean the tax advantages of running a commercial?

the commercial discoveries are cracking vehicles id have one of them if i didnt need the pickup bit for peckers and buckets etc

we are trying to buy a new tractor at the moment 1 with 40kph box and suspension getting bored of 20mph haha

my navara is making a horrible clicking noise out the front transfer box but not had time to investigate it

the x5 is now mine i am employed so tax is not affected company can pay the runing costs

Posted: **Thu Jul 12, 2012 5:09 pm**

Did you sell it to a lad from Sheffield keep seeing on my lads nursery's rd dark blue letters up original stone etc etc looks like he's had the back resprayed was sanded down and primed

Posted: **Fri Jul 13, 2012 10:06 pm**

Yes I did are my signs still on or the outline when taken of cheers cookie getting 550 to 600 miles on x5 cheers cookie

Posted: **Sat Jul 14, 2012 5:15 pm**

still got white lettering on the doors, original stone paving company

The Brew Cabin

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