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Post by kevanos on May 30, 2003 16:58:00 GMT 1
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Post by kevanos on May 30, 2003 16:58:16 GMT 1
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Post by kevanos on May 30, 2003 17:00:07 GMT 1
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Post by kevanos on May 30, 2003 17:01:27 GMT 1
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Post by kevanos on May 30, 2003 17:01:47 GMT 1
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Post by pudding on May 31, 2003 4:41:54 GMT 1
kevanos
you are a legend!
thanks for the great pics,
got anymore iseki ones??
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Post by kevanos on Jun 2, 2003 15:48:37 GMT 1
Thanks, Pudding!
Any specific Iseki requests? I'll see what I have.
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Post by pudding on Jun 4, 2003 13:24:24 GMT 1
hey there
i really liked the Sx series, the T*000 series and the smaller tractors.....ie the 4410,4450,4451, even a 5551 (kinda rare, wondering if that was a 4451 with turbo....done by the NZ importer)
the 4451 was a white 2-43 i think,
the T7000 was a white 2-65, T9000 was a 2-75, t6500 was a 2-62
as far as i know the SX series was only sold in iseki colours, they were pretty cool
i see you posted a T8000, i didn't even know they built one of those, also you posted a T9010??.......they were the domestic japanese version of the SX series i thought
great to see what you find
you amaze me with how many pics you find!.......
can you speak more than one language??
pudding
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Post by kevanos on Jun 4, 2003 17:36:55 GMT 1
I took three years of Spanish, but.....
I do know C, PASCAL, BASIC, COBOL, JCL, PL/I, some Java, EasyTrieve, some Smalltalk, etc..... !!! ;-)
I'll see what I have as to the pics...
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Post by Farmer from Finland on Jun 4, 2003 17:41:17 GMT 1
How about finnish FFF
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Post by eppie on Jun 4, 2003 21:54:26 GMT 1
Hey Kevanos, what about HTML, Perl, or PLC mnemonics I've done some Qbasic stuff too... took too much time... I have C++ on a CD, and DArk Basic, but never had the time to study these digital languages...
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Post by pudding on Jun 5, 2003 2:00:24 GMT 1
lol........languages, i know some html , visual basics, and economics......lol.........that is another language!!
kevanous!..........you are the best, you have put so many iseki and fiat pics on farmphoto,
you have made farmphoto soooo much superiour than any dirty magazine!
great work, i appreciate it, and i am sure any weird tractor guru will to!..........thankyou
pudding
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Post by pudding on Jun 5, 2003 2:09:38 GMT 1
also on farmphoto, you can tell the NZ ISEKIS they have pearson loaders, those ugly rollmasta cabs and usually resprayed
i like that blue MF!
that is cool, i guess its a 6170?
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Post by kevanos on Jun 5, 2003 16:43:10 GMT 1
Thanks, pudding!
Visual Basic, MS Access & Visual C++ are some favorites of mine. I have some more Iseki that I may post soon... keep an eye out!
How's the weather down there, Pudding? You got all the crops in yet? My brother-in-law finished last week between all the rain we've had.
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Post by pudding on Jun 7, 2003 5:00:11 GMT 1
hey kevanous we are slowly planting beans, have about 1300 acres of beans in so far, we have about 400acres left on them, then we get into the double crop, a further 1000acres of double crop beans will be planted. all the corn is in, i don't know the acres, and that is the northern farms on our southern farms, we have all the corn in, and have about 2000 acres of wheat and 1000 acres of canola to harvest, then all that area will go into beans we farm something like 16000 acres we will be planting beans up to july 4th you are right though, we have been battling the weather, but that is why our tractors and harvesters have 4wd! ;D wheat harvest is not far off, so is the canola, we have 3 bean planters running at the mo, 30ft greatplains solid stand, 30ft JD750, 36ft JD1850, (we have 40ft kinze planter and 30ft JD1560's and 40ft great plains down on the southern farms waiting for action too) discing with a mx270 and 34ft disc, jd9400 and 47ft disc, quadtrac and 48ft field cultivator, and CIH9170 and 42ft field cultivator........... we have all kinds of toys flying round at the mo! i am planting with the JD750's and the JD4960 2wd, they have cracked bins, on 15in rows, markers are broke, i have a chassis repair to make in the morning..........but the beans are going in the ground.........i have been tinkering with light bars for guidance with planting, but the acuracy is not good with the long fields the ole 750's are showing there worth in the no-till, one of our farms has crusted so bad that the planter planting on 7.5in rows is cultivating the soil, breaking big lumps of crust and exposing the seed......we found the only way to fix this is slow down, that planter is running at 2.5mph!.......its a unusual situation, but we battle on! i think the guys up your way are worse of than use aren't they?? pudding
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