mudplugger
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Just a quick hello from the Forest of Bowland in rural Lancashire.
We're a farm/smallholding of about 65 hectares (around 160 acres) - beef cattle, a few sheep and some horses too.
We have a 1999 Steyr M9094 (full size 94hp 4WD tractor - often sold as a Case CS94 since the takeover of Steyr by CNH) and a new 2016 Kioti NX6010 HST.
Farming isn't the full time job - but tries to be!
We are also part of B4RN - Broadband for the Rural North, a non-profit community organisation putting in an ultrafast fibre optic network direct to homes in a remote and rural area. Just search for B4RN on the web.
There are not may sites in the UK that cover the compact tractors - including our Kioti.
Kioti have a bit of a "variable" history here in the UK, but think they are now finally being "sorted out" by the big Dutch concern - Pols, who seem to be investing in making Kioti more of a success.
The brand is still quite new and the tractors quite rare here.
After just 2 weeks of owning our NX6010 - our first impressions are reasonably good. :thumbsup:
We're a farm/smallholding of about 65 hectares (around 160 acres) - beef cattle, a few sheep and some horses too.
We have a 1999 Steyr M9094 (full size 94hp 4WD tractor - often sold as a Case CS94 since the takeover of Steyr by CNH) and a new 2016 Kioti NX6010 HST.
Farming isn't the full time job - but tries to be!
We are also part of B4RN - Broadband for the Rural North, a non-profit community organisation putting in an ultrafast fibre optic network direct to homes in a remote and rural area. Just search for B4RN on the web.
There are not may sites in the UK that cover the compact tractors - including our Kioti.
Kioti have a bit of a "variable" history here in the UK, but think they are now finally being "sorted out" by the big Dutch concern - Pols, who seem to be investing in making Kioti more of a success.
The brand is still quite new and the tractors quite rare here.
After just 2 weeks of owning our NX6010 - our first impressions are reasonably good. :thumbsup:
Dig It - referring less than politely to the fact we mole plough in the 16mm (5/8") conduit and then blow the fibre through using compressed air..
