Rocking Horse Manure!

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Rocking Horse Manure!

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I had to visit my friend in Dereham on a quest for a front control chest for a Major, for Mike. Sorry Mike, he did not have one but we will keep looking.

What he did have however was TWO (yes TWO) DAR valve controls for a Dexta!!!! :D :D :D :D :clap:

So one is booked for Dotty when he works out a reasonable price. That means I can use the reversible plough we have in the nettles down the field!
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i dont think i've ever seen one except in books, has he got a rest o ride seat? they must be rare as i've never seen one of them either!!
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I've got the rest-o-ride seat on my Dexta. I don't know whether it is any more comfy than a standard seat. I think the rubber must have hardened after 50 years :!:
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any pics? :D
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Hi Brian,

Your friend in Dereham must be a very good friend in deed if there is a possibility of a reasonable price for rocking horse excrement. Most of the time I find somthing like that I have to sell my only daughter into slavery to pay for it. :wink: Luckily I always seem to get her back though, she is too darn lazy to be any good to anyone else.

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Post by Chris Ivin »

I'm sorry Dexta4,

I've only just noticed your request for a photo of the Rest-O-Ride seat. I'll take one at the weekend if I remember, I have seen a few around, usually on Majors though.

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Post by Roadless63 »

I'm after a DAR for the Roadless as I believe they will fit the super major as well as the Dexta, I've got a spare auxiliary valve for a diesel/power major kicking about in the shed.

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If you are after a DAR for the 000nd series don't be misled. It is not the same as a Super Major! The porting looks similar but it is not the same.

If you have a valve for the Power Major and want to sell it, Mike Kuscher is looking for one. Just send him a personal message incase he does not read this post. He is very busy at the moment.
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Its a DAR for a super major Roadless I'm after, 000'nd series valves are more common but as you point out not really compatible (ive heard an adapter plate can be made up but not seen it myself)

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OK, I will get the two from my friend.
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Post by David M »

I was looking at e-bay earlier today and noticed

Ebay item no. 130321462726

Is this one of these rare valves?
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yes that is one, it made £310!
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better hope Brian's mate is not reading this :lol:
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Post by Brian »

Units are in my posesition and price paid! We are both happy!

Their were a couple being offered at a local show the other day at £150.00 each and the chap coud not sell them.

We used to say that people leave their brains at home when they get involved in auctions.

I once had a one season Claas Dominator 105 for sale for £11,000. It was like new. I had it on offer to a customer but could not close the deal.

A few days later I saw him at a sale pay £15,000 for a four year old Dominator 80. I asked him what was the difference that made this combine worth more than mine. He said,"Yours has been on fire, all the straw walkers and returns pan are black". It was then I told him that the 105 had Teflon coated walkers and pans.
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it was ebay! i doudt if he got his £310 anybody i seem to speak to who sell stuff on there get messed around and never even hear from the winning bidder again :roll:
your right about people leaving there brains behind!! seen it loads of times, you can get new stuff for less some times!!
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