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A couple of lads around me have Fastracs - big Cummins engines sound mega!
pretty sure it is a C&U requirement for road going vehiclesI think it is - I’m sure that’s one of the things that always set them apart from other tractors. Happy to be proven wrong though.
There's a lad that goes into the feed mill near us ...in an old fastrac with straight stainless...coming out under heavy load and right foot sounds aceA couple of lads around me have Fastracs - big Cummins engines sound mega!
What are the downsides to them?
not legal on UK roads if not - or certainly used to be
Maybe, I recall someone saying about it when there was talk of MOT tests, unless its just certain models, or they where talking rubbishI think it is - I’m sure that’s one of the things that always set them apart from other tractors. Happy to be proven wrong though.
Forgotten about Mogs. Is it me or is their popularity diminishing? Rarely see any around any moreMaybe, I recall someone saying about it when there was talk of MOT tests, unless its just certain models, or they where talking rubbish
I know unimogs definitely have got a direct link.
If you think Fastracs are expensive then Mogs are a totally different level!Forgotten about Mogs. Is it me or is their popularity diminishing? Rarely see any around any more
I think it is - I’m sure that’s one of the things that always set them apart from other tractors. Happy to be proven wrong though.
A quick google seems to say some are hydraulic steering and some of the faster ones have a steering box.Maybe, I recall someone saying about it when there was talk of MOT tests, unless its just certain models, or they where talking rubbish
I know unimogs definitely have got a direct link.
Tractors in general definitely don’t have a direct link (and aren’t legally allowed to go more than 20mph, which may be related?). Big self-propelled chippers also cannot possibly have a direct link as the cabs lift and rotate (and they go really fast, at least 50mph!).pretty sure it is a C&U requirement for road going vehicles
This is the problem with the influx of the Chinese brands, people are tempered by the cheapness but do you just pay for it when you come to sell instead.... It will take a while to change mindset over the mainstream brands when coming to resale. Interestingly my TB216 is not a machine id consider one of Takeuchis finest moments but they still hold their value well because of the Takeuchi brand behind it...Who bought the Rippa!? Sany diggers don't seem to be holding their money either.
Tractors in general definitely don’t have a direct link (and aren’t legally allowed to go more than 20mph, which may be related?). Big self-propelled chippers also cannot possibly have a direct link as the cabs lift and rotate (and they go really fast, at least 50mph!).
Ducks are allowed on the road and they certainly don’t have a direct link either…
Or unimog and trailerTbf we've done well to get this far without discussing the much simpler easier option....
Fastrac and trailer![]()
f**k GretaThere's a lad that goes into the feed mill near us ...in an old fastrac with straight stainless...coming out under heavy load and right foot sounds ace. Greta not be happy proper rolling coal
each to their own! She’d need double brown paper bagging!f**k Greta![]()
She'd probably moan! that my cock wasn't green enougheach to their own! She’d need double brown paper bagging!
I'd want triple .. in case the other two bursteach to their own! She’d need double brown paper bagging!