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jake whyte · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 5:20 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

netwarrior wrote:

Charlie's has his customised in red (representing St. George's Cross, of course) with customised leopard print. Shocked

The back up crew are driving a customised 4x4 with a personal plate (LWD 01). 8-)

customised in red (representing St. George's Cross), yuk yuk puke

Whats wrong with GREEN - John Deer Green

The John Deer 2nd only to an R1

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is that a pic of yer bike

R1allmine · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 5:32 pm Post subject:

no son thats a tractor, not only is it a tractor, its a JOHN DEER in green tractor, and if your flying round a corner around Newburgh just beware and make sure your brakes are in good working condition, because if you hit my John Deer you wont walk away from it, unless of course you have an R1,

R1's have a sence for danger and magically self steer if the rider is in total shock and fear after coming out a corner at 80 and finding a tractor going one way and a bus coming in opposite direction.

If it was up to me, the only things allowed on the road would be R1's and of course John Deers (if in green). Laughing

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jake whyte · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 5:38 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

no son thats a tractor, not only is it a tractor, its a JOHN DEER in green tractor, and if your flying round a corner around Newburgh just beware and make sure your brakes are in good working condition, because if you hit my John Deer you wont walk away from it, unless of course you have an R1,

R1's have a sence for danger and magically self steer if the rider is in total shock and fear after coming out a corner at 80 and finding a tractor going one way and a bus coming in opposite direction.

If it was up to me, the only things allowed on the road would be R1's and of course John Deers (if in green). Laughing

am not yer son and i know fine what a tractor is av driven many ,it was a simple question which you failed to answer, i even wear a jd boiler suit to work , how sad is that

netwarrior · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:22 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

The back up crew are driving a customised 4x4 with a personal plate (LWD 01). 8-)

customised in red (representing St. George's Cross), yuk yuk puke

Yes, I know. he grew up in Southern Ireland too. Might have kept a little celtic reference there! Very Happy

R1allmine wrote:

Whats wrong with GREEN - John Deer Green

The John Deer 2nd only to an R1

I'm a city boy really - from Perth. When I first came to work in rural Angus it wasn't long until I became 'tractor aware': Shocked

Green - JD
Red - Massey Ferguson
Blue - Ford

When talking to the locals it wasn't enough that I'd seen a 'tractor' they demanded more detail than that! I learnt to describe them by make. "I came around the corner and there was a Massey Ferguson on the road!"

Ahhh...rural life. Sleep

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R1allmine · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:36 pm Post subject:

see, there are more of us country bumkins than meets the eye, good to here you still wear the green boiler suite

as i say cant get better then a John deer

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netwarrior · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:38 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

see, there are more of us country bumkins than meets the eye, good to here you still wear the green boiler suite

as i say cant get better then a John deer

Aren't they American tractors Question

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jake whyte · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:38 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

see, there are more of us country bumkins than meets the eye, good to here you still wear the green boiler suite

as i say cant get better then a John deer

like i said if thats yer bike its a work of art

R1allmine · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:47 pm Post subject:

ooooops got my wires mixed up, when you said is that your bike I thought you were meaning my tractor?

no someone put the pic under my name?? not sure how, still finding my way about this place, it takes ages reading some of the postings

sorry about that, im a little touchy about my tractor as i get slagged a lot, but its my livelyhood and pays my way, enables me to buy the r1 and things.

not sure how that bike pic got there? mine is blue, I think that rache guy put it up for me earlier or the other guy that was talking about avators

anyway sorry for going on, i better go soon, going back out to finish off a few fields, find this is the best time to plough them, put on a cd, some blaring music, flask of coffee and plough away, its amazing what you see at nights too, foxes, deer, even bats flying in the spot lights.

Sorry I forgot someone asked if John deer was american and yes he is right as far as I am aware John deer was originally a blacksmith in Illinois, John Deer is recognized as a leader in farm equipment and i think they go back almost 150 years.

They are good tractors, excellent with the plough and good for pulling boggies too, as i say mine is fitted with cd player, heated cab and seat

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jake whyte · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 6:51 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

ooooops got my wires mixed up, when you said is that your bike I thought you were meaning my tractor?

no someone put the pic under my name?? not sure how, still finding my way about this place, it takes ages reading some of the postings

sorry about that, im a little touchy about my tractor as i get slagged a lot, but its my livelyhood and pays my way, enables me to buy the r1 and things.

not sure how that bike pic got there? mine is blue, I think that rache guy put it up for me earlier or the other guy that was talking about avators

anyway sorry for going on, i better go soon, going back out to finish off a few fields, find this is the best time to plough them, put on a cd, some blaring music, flask of coffee and plough away, its amazing what you see at nights too, foxes, deer, even bats flying in the spot lights.

am a green keeper , so i know about that kind of thing ,out on the course at 6am you see a lot of animals

netwarrior · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:17 pm Post subject:

R1allmine wrote:

I think that rache guy put it up for me earlier or the other guy that was talking about avators

She'll love you for that! Shocked

Rach is a lovely young lady judging by her pics anyhow and it wasn't me that put that pic up. I'm was looking for an avatar for another reason.

R1allmine wrote:

find this is the best time to plough them

That's another thing I learnt here in the sticks! All about ploughing competitions - non mechanised ones. Funny the difference a few inches make! Laughing

R1allmine wrote:

They are good tractors, excellent with the plough and good for pulling boggies too, as i say mine is fitted with cd player, heated cab and seat

I should think so too, at the price of a Merc SLK!!!! Very Happy

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jake whyte · Posted: Sat Jun 02, 2007 7:20 pm Post subject:

netwarrior wrote:

R1allmine wrote:

I think that rache guy put it up for me earlier or the other guy that was talking about avators

She'll love you for that! Shocked

Rach is a lovely young lady judging by her pics anyhow and it wasn't me that put that pic up. I'm was looking for an avatar for another reason.

R1allmine wrote:

find this is the best time to plough them

That's another thing I learnt here in the sticks! All about ploughing competitions - non mechanised ones. Funny the difference a few inches make! Laughing

R1allmine wrote:

They are good tractors, excellent with the plough and good for pulling boggies too, as i say mine is fitted with cd player, heated cab and seat

I should think so too, at the price of a Merc SLK!!!! Very Happy

yeah rach is gona love that ?how rude lol

Blackal · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 4:30 am Post subject:

Saw a redneck in the US gulf last year with the usual dungerees, baseball cap (John Deer, of course) and a teeshirt with the slogan:

"John Deer - Been there, Cut that"

Wish I'd taken a pic Confused

Al

(I wondered about the R-1 avatar too, you need a blue one or a pic of yer tractor)

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jake whyte · Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 6:57 am Post subject:

Blackal wrote:

Saw a redneck in the US gulf last year with the usual dungerees, baseball cap (John Deer, of course) and a teeshirt with the slogan:

"John Deer - Been there, Cut that"

Wish I'd taken a pic Confused

Al

(I wondered about the R-1 avatar too, you need a blue one or a pic of yer tractor)

nice one al? what the hell you doing online at that time of night ?naughty man