Arjan

What a waste......😩

Yes - JD Gators we know. They fetch serious money.

@oneandtwo : interesting... even in Cornwall. You know anything about them ? @Badger110 : It is mainly about manure / muck transport. Hay is less of a problem.. @Bushwacker : Yes, I totally agree. However, the Mrs. sees it quite differently @Gazzar : we had one and the Mrs. was not happy with it for various reasons I totally support the LR option - but she's not convinced and the "Paddock Paradise" it not very LT friendly

I use several LED panels and it takes a bit of testing to see what works for you - in your workshop with your colours there. We're planing the new workshop for late this year and it will be LED only. Massive saving in electricity bill and basically fit and forget. Some people say they're too white - but it all comes down to the "temperature" you use. Wiring is easy - virtually no load and less of a start up when it is freezing.

Very nice - well done ! LED lights ?

Obviously we have considered getting stuff shipped here. However, a Ninety roof is something that is not ideal for carriers to handle and that is reflected in the cost of shipping. Another thing to consider is transit time as no carrier at the moment will state a firm - as in written and guaranteed - quote etc. So we'll wait.... Perhaps a tracked wheel barrow will come by for the right price and can I pick it up at the same time....

Engine for the ArgoCat has been found - in the UK ☺️ - so just waiting for things to make it possible to collect it. I do not have access to a lathe or the likes.. Machineshops here are not like UK's... Not he wrong country - and budget wise most welcome - but logistics are at the moment (see engine) are the thing.. Tracked wheel borrow is I think the way to go...

Ideally, she'd love to have something like this as you guys are quite sure tracks are much better.. Walk behind is no problem. Needs to be in working order so she can use it.

yes...... However, those are not easy to find here in France and I hope one of our respected members here had a "budget" solution... ☺️

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Yes..... Size matters.... Obviously However, money talks and those are waay over budget. Unfortunatly...

Thank you ! This is what I hope to hear.

Although France in Lockdown etc. - Life goes on.. With a dead ArgoCat, the Mrs. is wondering what to do as we have ground to cover with manure, hay, poles, etc. to keep the horses and her happy. Several people suggested getting one of those motorized wheelbarrows. The ones I know in the railway industry are usu. tracked, heavy, cumbersome and not fast... As this is a very good community, can I have your experiences and suggestions please ? Thanks

Thank You ! Wonder if it will survive living in a 110.....

Oh well...... Poelietrekker ?

sorry - that link brings me to the LR Radiohousing. that caused me to ask..

Do you have a link to that double DIN one please ?

i have one that should fit it the bolt is the same size as the 200 Tdi I can mail to you from us here in the Allier ? 1 - are these crankshaft bolts the same ? 2 - do you want me to post it to you ?

Like this - think it makes a lot of sense

Good progress !

I strongly suggest get 2 struts from the windscreen "hinge" to the front of the roof - like the Brownchurch do one the overhang ones.

Oil leak seems solved. ..only for the spill rail to start leaking...... Really ???? I think I'll do something else tonight

Thank You all very much ! Have just emptied 1/5 litre of cleaner in the area to get rid of the mess so I can start cleaning....

Good Progress !

Right - quick question : The bolt FS110306) that keeps the oilfilterhousing onto the 200 Tdi block, is that anything special ? Or just a metric M8 / M10 bolt.. Asking because one is missing and I do not want to @%@ up the tread. Thank you !