Snow ploughing (sorry...)
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Tractor puller 'Scrounger', built and driven by Johnny Heathers of County Tractors.
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I like them big MF tractors did they sell many of them over there ???
Dunno about all that white stuff BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR must had the some dirt on the lens HA HA
can you still plough in the snow ??? or is there some adverse effect ??
Dunno about all that white stuff BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR must had the some dirt on the lens HA HA
can you still plough in the snow ??? or is there some adverse effect ??
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The biggest Masseys I ever saw in regular use were a pair of 1200's belonging to the Stratfield Saye estate around 1981/2.
As for ploughing in snow, well, I just don't know. I've done a few matches where it's been snowing so hard it's difficult to see where the previous furrow was, and judging all but impossible, but that was with a cabless 35X! Not recommended.
As for ploughing in snow, well, I just don't know. I've done a few matches where it's been snowing so hard it's difficult to see where the previous furrow was, and judging all but impossible, but that was with a cabless 35X! Not recommended.
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