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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · James Andrews

    Twin-battery MSA 600C is boldest Stihl cordless chainsaw yet - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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    Stihl has dramatically increased the power of its cordless chainsaw range by introducing the dual-battery MSA 600C. This 80V monster puts out a hefty 5.9kW – 0.5kW more than the firm’s 91cc petrol MS 661-CM – which makes it suitable for running bars up to 36in. See also: On test: Battery powered pruning saws: which is best? Output such as this requires plenty of battery power. In fact, it will only work when two of the firm’s top-spec 40V AllPro AP 300 packs are slotted into the body. These will

  2. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · James Andrews

    Front-mounted Mektron Fire Shield tackles harvest blazes - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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    Having struggled to put out a baler fire using conventional extinguishers, contractor and machinery dealer PJM Agri decided to up the ante. The result is the Mektron Fire Shield: a front-mounted 700-litre water bowser with a petrol-driven pump, hose reel and lance. See also: Business Clinic: Does insurance cover combine fires? This combination gives 20 minutes of continuous water flow to dampen down flames and tackle any areas that reignite. Power for the 40-litre/min pump is provided by a Honda

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · James Andrews

    What's in Your Shed? visits Worcestershire farm and haulier - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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    A pair of ageing Case IH Quadtracs and a clutch of customised V8 Scanias form the backbone of A Russell and Son’s machinery fleet. We quiz fifth-generation farmer and haulier James Russell. See also: What’s in Your Shed? visits a Cornish family dairy farm On the truck front, very. For decades, we have only run second-hand V8 Scanias, as they are reliable, hold their value well and sound great. It’s a different story with farm machinery, as we chop and change brands according to which particular

  4. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · James Andrews

    First impressions: Sharper handling for latest John Deere 6R - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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    When a tractor range is one of Europe’s bestsellers, the last thing you want to do is upset the formula. Get too radical with any redesigns and there is a serious risk of spooking the loyalists. So, here we are with the 2027 large- and extra-large-frame John Deere 6Rs – the latest in a storied line of mid-sized tractors that can be traced back to the early 1990s. The core recipe is unchanged, but they have been spiced up with a trick new powershift transmission, a reworked cab, slicker suspensio

  5. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · James Andrews

    Driver's view: JCB Fastrac owner rates his pair of 6300s - Farmers Weekly (opens the original)

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    Hauling heavyweight tankers, spreaders and trailers across England’s northernmost counties requires a tractor that’s as adept at clocking up hours on tarmac as it is in the field. That is why Mark Tiplady of Tiplady Tanker Services has been gradually cutting down the number of conventional models in his fleet in favour of JCB Fastracs. The latest additions are a pair of newly minted 6300s, armed with a 6.7-litre FPT six-cylinder engine allied to a ZF Eccom stepless transmission. Like smaller 400

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