HELP A CHILD AND WIN A
HELP A CHILD AND WIN A
JCB FASTRAC!
You could win a 170hp JCB Fastrac 3185 worth
£70,000 in the JCB/NSPCC/FW competition running
in the next two issues. Its a competition with a
difference though – were asking you to donate £10
to the NSPCCs Full Stop campaign with your entry
THIS is almost certainly the biggest competition ever to run in the pages of farmers weekly. Not just because the £70,000 JCB Fastrac is the most valuable piece of equipment weve ever had on offer, but because the aim of the competition is to bring in £50,000 towards the £1m target JCB has set itself to raise this year for the NSPCCs Full Stop campaign.
FIRST PRIZE:
JCB FASTRAC 3185
STEP into the cab of the Fastrac and you enter a comfortable, spacious working environment, all riding on a full suspension system. But its not just the driver who enjoys a unique degree of insulation from the bumps and dips in the field or road beneath the wheels. The passenger fares equally well with a full size second seat fitted as standard on all models.
A big glass area ensures a good view of both front and rear-mounted implements and a narrow dashboard maximises visibility along both sides of the bonnet.
Air-conditioning and a powerful ventilation system with a good range of outlets keep the driver cool in summer and a powerful heater keeps things warm in winter. Ultra-low noise levels of as low as 72dBA make for a quiet environment that aids productivity.
The dashboard, meanwhile, includes Landpowers Electronic Monitoring System (EMS) which gives the operator full information on the tractors functions. This includes digital displays of forward speed and either engine revs or pto speed, trip and total distance covered, service countdown, gear and powershift status, warning lights for all safety systems and an error code system to help service engineers.
All you have to do for a chance to win a JCB 3185 Fastrac is fill in the coupon and answer the simple question at the top, the answer to which is given somewhere in the text on this page. Your donation can be sent by cheque with the coupon or pledged over the following credit card free-phone number: 0800-731 9471 (8.30am-6pm weekdays). We have set £10 as the minimum donation, but wed be delighted if you want to pledge more.
Answer thIS SIMPLE question:
What is the name of the JCB tractor range? ………………………………………….
Fill in the rest of this coupon:
Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms (circle). First name………………………………………………….
Surname ………………………………………………………………………………………
Address………………………………………………………………………………………..
…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
……………………………………………………………Post code………………………..
Telephone number…………………………………………………………………………..
(Please tick appropriate box)
Are you a farmer (owner)? q farmer (tenant)? q farm manager? q contractor? q other? (please state)…………………………………………….
Farm hectares………….Arable hectares…………. Grass hectares……………….
Livestock type and number……………………………………………………………….
How many tractors of over 115hp do you operate?…………………………………
q Please tick if you do not want to receive further promotional information from JCB Landpower
Make a donation:
Send a cheque for £10 or more, made out to JCB/NSPCC, with this coupon, or ring 0800-731 9471 (8.30am-6pm Mon-Fri), answer the question and make a credit card donation of £10 (or more).
Return this form to: JCB/NSPCC/FW competition, PO Box 50, Uttoxeter, Staffs ST14 8BR. Closing date is Nov 26 1999.
The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) embarked on its biggest campaign ever in March 1999 – to end cruelty to children within a generation.
Called Full Stop, the campaign aims to raise awareness of child abuse, change public attitudes and bring about positive action.
The Full Stop campaign aims to launch new services to help and support children at risk and build strong, loving families. But it all needs money – at least £250m in cash and pledges over the next two years. Thats where you can help by entering this competition.
• For a chance to win the JCB 3185 Fastrac, complete the coupon on this page and answer the simple question.
2 While there is no entry fee as such, we would ask all entrants to make a donation of £10 or more, either by cheque or via the credit card freephone line. Cheques must be made out to JCB/NSPCC.
3 Competition pages will appear in the FW issues of May 28, June 4, 11, 18 and 25. The text will change from week to week, but the question will remain the same. You can send back more than one completed coupon but if you do please consider sending a separate donation with each. There is no cash alternative to the prizes.
4 All entries will be examined and the correct entries entered into a draw.
5 The decision of the editor of farmers weekly in all matters is final and legally binding. Details of the winning entries will appear in farmers weekly in December.
6 The competition is open to all readers in the UK and the Republic of Ireland, apart from employees of JCB and its distributors; employees (and families of employees) of farmers weekly and its printers; and employees of Brookes & Vernons Ltd.
7 The promoter of this competition is JCB Landpower Ltd, Cecilly Mills, Cheadle, Staffs ST10 4QT in conjunction with Reed Business Information.