Tractor pictures from Scotland

Bill from Scotland · Jun 2, 2012

Took these a couple of weeks ago at one of our local working days.
Good selection of things going on from large static tractor display to vintage working tractors. Ford County demonstations are becoming a real event as well as tractor pulling,and things like chain saw demonstrations.

Case Nutty 1660 · Jun 2, 2012

nice pics that double plow set up would be fun to see working cnt

Mike (WA) · Jun 2, 2012

My first thought when I saw the front and rear plows setup was, would it really matter where you wanted to steer? I think with that many plows in the ground, it would pretty much just go wherever it wanted to. . .

colby64 · Jun 2, 2012

thanks for sharing the photos...

Case Nutty 1660 · Jun 2, 2012

have agree, with out those front wheels pulling steering would be minimal at best cnt

Heat Houser · Jun 2, 2012

Bill,
Did you try out your 880 semi-mount plow? Did your 1155 handle it well?

Jim KS · Jun 2, 2012

Who knows what the tractor running the saw is?
I have 2 rnning in Ks.
Jim

Bill from Scotland · Jun 3, 2012

Unfortunately no. I have just been far too busy with work etc. This is about to change as I have just taken voluntary severance from work after 33 years so hope to get more time to play with the toys, hopefully I will get to it soon.
Bill

Anonymous-0 · Jun 3, 2012

Voluntary severance - woohoo!!! I didn't have any money when I was working and I don't have any money now, but I'm home ALL the time! Good for you Bill! It's like summer recess all year long. Only problem is time goes too fast and everything takes longer to accomplish. Best wishes on your new adventure! joe-

Bill from Scotland · Jun 3, 2012

Field Marshall

Will Herring · Jun 3, 2012

Whoa, is that tractor that is plowing that has the pea green paint job a compact Steiger or something?

Bill from Scotland · Jun 3, 2012

Mercedes Menz, they were popular over here a while around 100-120hp from memory.
Bill

Paul from MI · Jun 3, 2012

I have a hard enough time making straight furrows with my old JD D and 3-16's. I can only imagine what a field would look like if I tried that thing!!

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