Bringing in imported Tractor

Dickie10

Does anyone know do you have to present an imported tractor at the NCT centre to register it or can it be done once you pay the fee

White Clover

Dickie10 wrote: »

Does anyone know do you have to present an imported tractor at the NCT centre to register it or can it be done once you pay the fee

You have to present the tractor and pay the fee.
Not all NCT centres do re-registering.
Check their website or call them to book a time in the closest centre to you that does this.

Dickie10

anyone know the fee off hand, its only insured a week and booked in for this sunday.

White Clover

Dickie10 wrote: »

anyone know the fee off hand, its only insured a week and booked in for this sunday.

€200. What did you buy?

Dickie10

a new holland ts 100a. 3400 hrs 2004. was on a government nature reserve from brand new, the arms were sticky i dont think it ever had an implement on the back so arms never got used, grand now. almost brand new. 30k sterling

Tileman

Dickie10 wrote: »

a new holland ts 100a. 3400 hrs 2004. was on a government nature reserve from brand new, the arms were sticky i dont think it ever had an implement on the back so arms never got used, grand now. almost brand new. 30k sterling

Best of luck with it. Was it a done deal add or where did you spot it?

Dickie10

yea done deal

richie123

Dickie10 wrote: »

a new holland ts 100a. 3400 hrs 2004. was on a government nature reserve from brand new, the arms were sticky i dont think it ever had an implement on the back so arms never got used, grand now. almost brand new. 30k sterling

Did you fly over to see it first or chance your arm of a reputable dealer you already knew?

Dickie10

no it was brought into Armagh by a reputable dealer in Portadown , drove up with the brother in law whos a farmer too and fairly tasty at looking at machinery, he picked out a few small things that needed sorting like seals leaking on loader etc. bought there and then. you knew it was too good to let go. When i got the log book the back story completely checked out. it was bought from new by a government ran nature reserve in south of england on marsh/fens. all it did was tow a trailer and lift a few things now and again with the loader, arms rarely if ever had an implement on them. there were floatation tyres on it and the dealer put 4 brand new ones on.

minerleague

Dickie10 wrote: »

no it was brought into Armagh by a reputable dealer in Portadown , drove up with the brother in law whos a farmer too and fairly tasty at looking at machinery, he picked out a few small things that needed sorting like seals leaking on loader etc. bought there and then. you knew it was too good to let go. When i got the log book the back story completely checked out. it was bought from new by a government ran nature reserve in south of england on marsh/fens. all it did was tow a trailer and lift a few things now and again with the loader, arms rarely if ever had an implement on them. there were floatation tyres on it and the dealer put 4 brand new ones on.

might do no harm to borrow rotovator ( some other power hungry implement) if a lot of hours put up at tick over. Good buy, they have a great reputation, you'll lose nothing in value on this over the next few years.

southkilkenny

Well wear, that has worked out well so far. You won't know yourself next 2eek driving it

Dickie10

turning hay at the minute. yea 3400 hrs on 2004 reg.

Dickie10

hi lads, i have to bring the tractor over to nct sunday morning, would anyone know the paper work i need to bring? tractor was bought in portadown , Armagh , so brought in from England by garage owner. i paid vat up there.