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[Egon]

Herr Artz:

Das war ya fiel arbiet. Allus ist sere sauber! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Ick kan besser verstaen dan Ich kan sprechen or schrieben! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

My German leaves more than a little to be desired.

You have done lots of work making the tractor look good. Now lets see some pictures showing a shinny bucket from lots of use.

Pictures of implements and descriptions of working methods would be very interesting. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

Egon /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

 

[Docheli]

Another pic from the cab

 

[Docheli]

Another Cab Pic from the other side

 

[Docheli]

4300 with container in the rear; could be opened hydraulically

 

[Docheli]

4300 washed

 

[Docheli]

Front Axle housing from a 955 wear out by neglected greasing; could be repaired

 

[Docheli]

955 without clothing; ready to get new colour and total service

 

[rockyridgefarm]

Wow, on this side of the pond tractors are girls, I wonder how they change the gender?!!!!

That cab sure is sweet, we are only now getting them available on the 3x20's
they are very pricey too, So maybe we are getting more in line on price!

We are just now getting that front mount hitch. But no mowers for it, yet!

Does your cab have the escape hatch in the roof? I have seen them on the european 4310 cabs

 

[Docheli]

Hi,

sorry but my cab doesn't have the escape roof; I think it's only on the 20 series and not on the 00 or 10 series tractors.
About the front hitch i would say it's not necessary if you have a fel but if you don't have a fel it's a pretty useful thing; i have a knob on my dash where I can electromagnetically switch on my front pto even if I have the MMM on the tractor; that's only possible because my tractor has a separate gear box in the front which is driven from the crankcase ( I hope I used the right words ).

 

[rockyridgefarm]

OK no more excuses your English is better than most of ours!

But seriously, I want to thank you for taking the time to post these pictures and descriptions. The most that I have seen of this stuff is the tiny pictures that Deere posts an their website. It is really great to see such detailed photos. It is very strange that many of these options are not availble in the US. I really hope they are built on your side of the pond, because it would really be sickening to think they are sitting in warehouses here, and we can't get thim.

Your home made bucket looks great. I can't wait to see the grapple! I am going to add one soon, i hope.