hiluxman
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They want 25k on it
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Stroppymonkey
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pettsy
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Assets of Tonbri construction up for auction next month…
Furniss
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5000hrs
18k€ start price
Hydr pump problem
Rare thing
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@AusDave has one
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Russell
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That is cool as
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Haulotte Multijob .. brilliant tools Russ
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William127
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Good day at the Thrapston collective today, couple of my usual 'bargains ' 
5 hefty cultivator tines, scrap money-5 quid the lot they'll make some rippers/cultivators for the little machines or go back in a sale one day
6 new grease guns, cheap and nasty as can be no doubt but I'd rather have one in every shed/machine than be looking for my good one all the time, 18 quid
Wheeled trolley, 25 quid, frees up a decent bench in the shed, handy thing.
Pair of unknown hitches, 12 quid the pair they Might give an attachment project a head start one day.
Roller off a ride on mower, as new, 2 quid. If I ever need a heavyish cylinder for a project, it's there.
My Dad bought 4 heavy 3 to 4ft galv gates, very tidy, a steal at 80 quid really, and a couple of piles of timber.
Sold a few odds and sods, (gates, featheredge panels, broken saws, yellow cabinet etc) 20 minutes worth of looking round the shed and we're 70 quid ahead after today's buys so that's OK
good day out in the sunshine all round
5 hefty cultivator tines, scrap money-5 quid the lot
they'll make some rippers/cultivators for the little machines or go back in a sale one day 6 new grease guns, cheap and nasty as can be no doubt but I'd rather have one in every shed/machine than be looking for my good one all the time, 18 quid
Wheeled trolley, 25 quid, frees up a decent bench in the shed, handy thing.
Pair of unknown hitches, 12 quid the pair they Might give an attachment project a head start one day.
Roller off a ride on mower, as new, 2 quid. If I ever need a heavyish cylinder for a project, it's there.
My Dad bought 4 heavy 3 to 4ft galv gates, very tidy, a steal at 80 quid really, and a couple of piles of timber.
Sold a few odds and sods, (gates, featheredge panels, broken saws, yellow cabinet etc) 20 minutes worth of looking round the shed and we're 70 quid ahead after today's buys so that's OK
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William127
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Big tractors did well- think the mccormick made 86k and the Case was in fantastic condition, 25k.
Little Lambo will either have been a great buy or a money pit at 1800 I'd have been tempted if I hadn't had a spend yesterday...
Fair play to the auction company, site is a massive improvement over the field up the road they used to use- a towing trucks IN kind of place on a wet day 
Little Lambo will either have been a great buy or a money pit at 1800
I'd have been tempted if I hadn't had a spend yesterday...Fair play to the auction company, site is a massive improvement over the field up the road they used to use- a towing trucks IN kind of place on a wet day
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William127
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Yesterday's little buy- timberwolf 125. Bought as a non runner in the morning, chipped it's first branch in the afternoon OK there was a quick grip on the throttle, but still
Managed to knock him down from 3250 to 2250 as it didn't run 
turned out to only be 5 miles from me too, and collected it from the blokes house, which is always reassuring.
Needs a few bits- like choke and throttle levers on the newly fitted re-con engine- but obviously reflected in the price. A new light board and secondary attachment wire have tidied it up a bit already for not a lot of money.
Very pleased with it so far
OK there was a quick grip on the throttle, but still Managed to knock him down from 3250 to 2250 as it didn't run
turned out to only be 5 miles from me too, and collected it from the blokes house, which is always reassuring. Needs a few bits- like choke and throttle levers on the newly fitted re-con engine- but obviously reflected in the price. A new light board and secondary attachment wire have tidied it up a bit already for not a lot of money.
Very pleased with it so far
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Monkeybusiness
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Twin feed roller by the looks - good buy that!Yesterday's little buy- timberwolf 125. Bought as a non runner in the morning, chipped it's first branch in the afternoon
Managed to knock him down from 3250 to 2250 as it didn't run
Needs a few bits- like choke and throttle levers on the newly fitted re-con engine- but obviously reflected in the price. A new light board and secondary attachment wire have tidied it up a bit already for not a lot of money.
Very pleased with it so far
William127
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Yeah I wanted an old fixer upper but it was twin rollers only
Job I'm on today would be/will be perfect for it, half a dozen small jobs scattered round a school, no more than a meter or so of chip in total, doesn't need a big heavy chipper. Looking forward to trying it in anger
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6feetdown
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1s I listed earlier
Quattromike
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Few vintage old tracors going under the hammer from Bill Cassie ,
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DaveDCB
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Some lovely tractors in there!!
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