Abandoned Tractor - Will it start? Sitting 10 Years
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- This David Brown 996 has been sitting with 10 years, can I cut it out of the undergrowth and will it start?
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Fantastic ! I have never had any experience with David Brown but I have to say I am impressed with how sweet the old girl sounds !
Me neither Andy and I must say I'm surprised. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
These old David Browns are good machines. My grandfather bought one from a local farmer several years ago when he retired his farm. It always started right up when needed and ran without issue. The only reason we no longer have it is because he sold it. It was a bit too big for what he needed and traded it toward the New Holland 1715 we still have now. People knock on some tractors for being basic or entry level but I personally think those are the best ones. Very little to worry about, cheap to fix, do the job and no computers to go bad. :)
This is my first experience of them but everyone seems to swear by them. In fairness it fired right up. I've found a 990 that's been idle for decades, looking forward to seeing if that'll start. Thanks for watching 👍
Just awesome!! David browns are the greatest tractors but don’t seem to get the recognition they deserve compared to old masseys and all that which is a shame. Great video!
Well if you like DBs, the good news is there's another one on the way, sat between 25 and 30+ years, hoping to have the video out next weekend. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙂
These old David Browns will always start so long as they are not seized.Hope it gets restored or used to save others.
That's what the owner said too. He figured it would be far too easy! It'll be restored.
Dead right even now they can still make some new machines look pretty stupid when it comes to ease of starting on a freezing cold morning
@@bradleamon4466 been told the same by the owner, he said it would start in any weather.
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Is this near the Sea?
Only started to watch your channel lastnight finding it every interesting,helpful and joyful to watch
Mark, I really appreciate that! Another video to follow shortly! Thanks for taking the time to comment!
Oh boy, that one was rough.
It must have sat close to the salty sea for long.
Strangely not, it's well in land. Thanks for watching 👍
The new junk being built today will never stand the test of time old machines like this have !
The electronics would never survive sitting that long at minimum I guess! Nice simple tractors will always run. Thanks for watching Jerry!
Nothing more rewarding than that sound of an old tractor comming to life !! I have had this experiance many many times now and everytime it happens I am like a kid with a new toy and so I should be because age means nothing being egg cited means everything the day you are not egg cited about something is the day you die !!!!!!!!!!!!!! My old ferguson industrial sounds like this every god dam time but never fails plenty plenty smoke plenty plenty noise and off she goes to do a hard days work even now !!!! These old tractors have kept me alive the smell the noise the smoke god how I love them !!!!!!!!!!!!
It's a thing of beauty when it finally starts to catch and turn just that bit faster than the starter motor! I love making will it starts because of it 🙂👍. Thanks for watching and keep that Fergie working 💪
This video really shows how much some of the others are actually staged, they never have growth going up into the cab like this one the way it naturally should be.
Sounds really sweet. She will make a good resto perhaps.
It certainly does, lovely engine. The owner plans to restore it and put it back to work.
Seems red rotten wouldn't be worth fixing i wouldn't think.
Greetings from Kentucky, 😮
Another survivor! Great job Dave
Great to hear from you as ever Clinton, hope all is well.
Excellent video, all I need now is a Lanz bulldog making a will it start!
Ill start looking Sean 😂. Thanks for watching 👍
I said it before and I'll say it again you're some man for one man 💪💪
That's a sweet sounding engine and no doubt you'll get her driving
Sound man Mickey 😅👍. My brother was texting me telling me to get it moving so looks like I'm back there again during the week. The owner has also offered me something else for a will it start, im going to need a chainsaw for the next one 👍
Good stuff Dave can't wait 👌👌
The 2 best channels on TH-cam is yours and Lord Muck
Some praise being compared to Lord Muck, love his channel! Thanks again for all the support Mickey!
Fantastic video I thought mine was rusty lol
Thanks very much! I'm hoping to bring a video on an abandoned 990 shortly that could make this one look very easy, stay tuned 😉
take it apart sand blast the rust paint the metal and lube the parts. and replace the windshield. Your back in business. Good Luck
Thanks Robert, I'll get her rolling and put her working for another video soon. Thanks for watching 👍
well done Dave that runs a sweet as the day it was parked up, the new 150K JD will not start like that after 10 years being parked up.
great vid
Barry
Thanks Barry. They're a willing old machine to be fair. I'm totally new to them but impressed, and they have some following.
What an impressive Job , Thanks ever so much for sharing
Mike, thank you for watching and commenting 👍🙂, that's what keeps me out there making videos.
@@davesworkshop2714 No Worries , We come from Hampshire ,and we pulled a rather dead Mf 135 out a "tractor shed " which had fallen down on it 15 years Previous , anyway pulled her home & rebuilt it - two later She was winning Tractor shows . Your Great Videos demonstrates to all these Old tractors can be saved . But Brilliant Video & Much patients too . Kindest Regards to you && keep up the good work ,
One thing I can say for sure my friend, your videos are definitely not staged. And I really enjoy watching them. Kevin, Indiana , USA
Kevin, thank you so much! Hope all is well over in the US! Next video will be at 7pm GMT today. Hope you enjoy it 🙂👍
My Uncle used to run DB tractors years ago, 996, 995, 885, happy memories!!
Good stuff. I grew up with Ford so it's all new to me but I've got to say, one beautiful engine. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment, it's much appreciated 👍
@@davesworkshop2714 also hand a 6 cylinder 1694 db case.sweet engine!!
@@eveningstar3230 id love a 6 cylinder tractor, love the sound. I was out on a farm earlier today that still runs a 996 daily, and they had a lovely 6 cylinder 2wd zetor.
Great video 👍
Well done Dave the David Brown 🤎🤎 tractors were pure brilliant my dear uncle Pack rip had a 996 and they would run on fresh air he was living in Annaghdown in Galway where my mother came from,we had a Case 1390 which was a similar engine but an upgrade tractor same as David Brown they are a great tractor they would last for ever with tlc best wishes with it for its age the engine is purring like a cat👍👍
I'm amazed by how well she runs myself Declan. As I said it was my first experience of them but I'm impressed. We'll get her moving and working over the coming months. Thanks for watching and commenting 🙂 👍
@@davesworkshop2714 Best wishes with the David Brown 🤎 some tlc and she won't know herself 💙💙
so sad how some people just ditch them machines on the field.. Well at least you were there to rescue this one. I think it needs some paint and its good to go lol
The owner is eager to get it going, getting time for these things can be difficult. Hope allis well Ants, thanks for watching buddy.
Look bad amazing how it went b great to get restored 👍
It will do thankfully Jimmy! If you think that looks bad, look at tonight's video on the 990!!
Great video Dave ,sad to see it was left there to rust in peace hopefully she’ll get a second chance.
She's definitely due a second chance now, they'll be an update coming soon! I have plenty of stuff I don't get to too. I took a gearbox out of a Rover P6 V8 over 10 years ago to change a release bearing and its still there! Good to hear from you Donal and thanks again for watching!
Lovely job, I wouldn't even know where to start.
Thanks! With anything that sitting it's straight forward enough. Just go through the basics, check fluids, make sure it's not seized etc. Might seen daunting but breaking it into small steps helps a lot. Thanks for watching!
Good video, Always amazing how, after being left out in the middle of a field for a decade you get it to run. Looking forward to you getting it to move.
Thanks Fred! Having a rain cap fitted to the exhaust helped an awful lot. Also, the DBs have a drain in the exhaust manifold to leave water out if it gets in. I've also been told they are extremely good starters. The next one I'm doing has been sat over 25 years 🙂👍
Enhorabuena amigo.
Cuando ví el tractor tapado con las zarzas, ni siquiera se podia distinguir la marca, nunca habría pensado que arrancaría. Parece mentira que después de tantos años soportando las inclemencias del tiempo haya arrancado y suene tan bien.
Gracias por compartir estos momentos.
Muchas gracias! Realmente disfruté hacer el video y me encanta ver a gente de todo el mundo mirando y comentando. más por venir pronto!
Nice one dave.well done 👍
Thanks Richard! Another video to follow soon.
She's fairly rough but a good old machine all the same. Sitting there a long time and only a small bit of work to get her going again. Things were built different back then.
It certainly was well built. While it does look rough, some new tin work would clean it up. The owner plans to take the cab off, cant blame him, its not the easiest to get into! Thanks for watching!
Wow! This video really got popular! Good job! That tractor sure was overgrown, I bet it was impossible to see in the summer!
Thanks Nils! It was spectacular in Sumner, but I really wanted to get it done sooner. Hope all is well!
Well done that man , very nice to see .
Thanks Bruce! Next challenge is to get it moving.
Hi Dave its great to see the old David Brown working again ! a great restoration project , I remember driving them at home along with the Ford 4600 then we had a Massey Fergusons one thing for sure they will be still working when the modern tractors are on the scrap heap .
Good straight forward tractors. We never ran them but they seem to have a big following. Should be another one coming 7pm Sunday 👍
Nice work bro! great video!😉
Thanks!! More to follow shortly. A motor home thats been sat 13 years, should be fun!
@@davesworkshop2714 sure 😊
Nice work , I've got a 1212 model still works very good with heavy equipments
Thanks! My first experience of a David Brown but I've got to say I'm impressed with the quality. Thanks for watching.
Engine sounds fine ! Cheers
It certainly does, ran really well. Must stick an oil pressure guage on it next time I run it but its definitely healthy. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙂👍
@@davesworkshop2714 You are very welcome Dave ! Cheers from not so sunny California !!!!
@@zephyrkincaid1177 sounds good, nothing but rain here today. Working on an even more ambitious will it starts right now!
I got a 1210 david brown in trinidad 40 years old very strong tractor.
They seem to be very well built! They were really popular here in Ireland when I was a kid.
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼……………………………….YES, another rusting hulk brought back to life!
Thanks! More to follow soon. Hope you're well 🙂👍
Sounds great!
It sure does David. I was really surprised by how well it ran. Going to free off the brakes in the coming weeks and put her to work for another video! Theres also an old baler down there id love to stick in it this summer. Thanks for watching.
Never get the end of a David brown
Certainly looks that way Jim!
Great video, top job
Thanks Steve, another to follow at the weekend
The old man had a 990 David Brown. Before he got the ford 4000. My brother loves them He had a Case but the gearbox went on it. Don't worry about the wind noise didn't think it was too bad. Am sure it will move yet 👍
Thanks Ali. Hopefully it will. I'll get back at it
Good you got the old girl started and running, but you didn't move it out of the paddock.
Peter, the brakes are stuck solid at the moment, but we have plans to free them off when the weather improves a bit here. There's an old baler near it and I figure it would make a great video to bale hay with it this summer 🙂
Nice work... The engine sounds pretty good!
Thanks! It runs a treat. Lovely engine.
Fantastic tractors indestructible
They certainly appear to be! They seem to take long periods of sitting about well!
Thanks for another amazing video.
Thanks very much Rick! Much appreciated 🙏
I love these Will it start? Videos. Here we get two for the price of one, the tractor and the hedge trimmer
😂😂😂 the hedge trimmer was the harder of the two. Next one is a camper that's sat 13 years, just crawled out from under it with the starter in hand. It's proving to be fun 😂
@@davesworkshop2714 Good luck with that. I'm subscribing. Cheers
@@deepheight thanks very much for subscribing and taking the time to comment 🙂👍
@@davesworkshop2714😢🎉
Dang dave that one sure was buried in weeds and thorns!! I knew you would get it running but I can’t beleive it runs so good and smooth esp with almost 9k hours!! I’d love to have a old diesel David brown like this one they seem to be really good tractors!! Great job dave!!
Hey Darrell, hope all is well. It's one beautiful engine to be fair, I guess there can't be many, if any in the US. Thanks again for watching.
Are you also here? How small the world is!😁👍
@@AsitShouldBe lol it sure is Dave is a long distance friend of mine 🙂
@@TheHomePros6221 I didn't know 😉 that's very nice 🙂
Davy neve dies💯👍
A robust tractor to be fair.
Congrats on your first 100k vid!!
Thanks Darrell, it was an exciting morning waiting for it to roll over the 100! 🥳🥳. Thanks again for all your support. Its a real buzz seeing videos perform well 👌
Nice! we've got an 885N (narrow) we use on our orchard here in USA. Sweet tractor, good on parts, heavy and robust as hell! BOY that's the rustiest one i've ever seen. Mine has 1331 hours.
Are there a lot of David Browns in the states? I wonder did they start bringing them in before or after the Case take over? This one is rusty, but I think it has good potential, and hopefully should be back to work soon! Thanks for watching, I'll bring another video of freeing it off and getting it moving.
@@davesworkshop2714 there are a few yes but still considered uncommon. Depending on the state like mine Michigan it's really hard to get parts. I know of maybe a handful here of owners i talk to be have seen at least 10-15 on the market place. These are mostly a Midwest tractor. There is one big place in Kentucky that part's these out but otherwise salvage yards here just don't have any so most of the time you have to travel more than 8 hours to get anyting or have it shipped with a extreme shipping price. For all of the filters also usually we need to order them from UK.
@@davesworkshop2714 from what I've been told by guys Hearing in the United States case only bought out David Brown to shut them down. But they did end up bringing the tractors over here on marketing them, to fill in the smaller horsepower gap they had. But service and parts was piss-poor. You'd be lucky if you could get even filters is what I'm told...
@@SchnelleKat that 996 actually has the case name on the hood in small print, from '71. Same thing seems to have been common with imported European cars, no back up.
Nothing like being prepared ,a quick shot of either would have saved a lot of ware and tare in the starter motor . Are you going to move it ?
I'm not a fan of either to be honest, even though i know it's not as bad as they say if used correctly. I've only used it twice in my life, my detroit diesel, and the MF combine when all else failed. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 🙂
They are a great tractor
My first experience of them and I'm very impressed, though you'd want to be young and fit to get into the cab 😂
Good video Dave have a 995 and a 1494 myself will make a nice restoration project if the handbrake was left on it can be a pain to free them out
Thanks Seamus, I assume opening it up is pretty much the only option to free them? We're going to have a go off it soon hopefully. Thanks for watching 👍
@@davesworkshop2714 they seize where the shaft goes into the brakes don't forget to tie down the differential lock or they will fall out of line while you remove the final drive unit
@@seamuscusack7937 thanks for the advice Seamus, I could be coming back to you with more questions!!
Good job well done.
I had a 990 I inherited from my dad and I used to drive a 1200 at work. They were cold (no cabs )noisy the gear's whined (straight cut). But they were bullet proof I don't remember either of them breaking down over a 25 - 30 year time Frame. The 990 is in preservation don't know what happend to the 1200.
Tractors have moved on a lot since those days! I grew up with a 1970 Ford 5000 and a '59 Dexta (that we still have). They were not built for comfort. One thing I'll say about the DB is cab access is dreadful. Then again all cabs were small then. Gotten too used to a flat floor and big doors! Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment Jim.
Those were good ones
Certainly seem really well built! Thanks for watching 🙂👍
I have a important question
About the 990 selectamatic
Do you have a chassis number?
@@jandocter951 I'm travelling at the moment but I'll check it for you this week
Hi great 👍 job Dave my father 👨 a david brown tractor 🚜 3cylinder 885 year 1976 still available for farming sugar cane no problem tip 😀 start onz.2024 😀 👍 Fiji island.
Must be such a beautiful place to live!!! The old DBs are tough tractors!
Hey Dave looks like this vid has been doing pretty good😊😊👍 you did a awesome job on it! Love seeing vids from you
Thanks Darrell, it has made some impressive numbers, hope I can get the next out tonight or tomorrow
@@davesworkshop2714 don’t rush it just do a good job on the editing and thumbnail and you’ll be fine👍
@@TheHomePros6221 thanks Darrell, just want to try and get it out while the momentum is still there. Starter motor is not playing ball so I must take it off and fix it, access is tight
@@davesworkshop2714 dang that stinks about the starter good luck with it 👍
If it was easy everyone would do it Darrell 😂
Wyremontować i dalej posłuży w pracy w rolnictwie.
When I was 2 we had a David brown tractor
Another one on the way soon!!
From the looks of the sheet metal it must have spent it's whole life at the bottom of the English channel.
The Irish weather has taken its toll. Being over grown for so long has undoubtedly trapped all the moisture. Thanks for watching 🙂
Oh it was staged. For 10 years! New subscriber. All the best from Pittsburgh USA.
Hey Wes, welcome to the channel! Thanks for watching and subscribing 🙂. Took me hours to tread all those briars though it 😂😂👌
Sounds sweet as a nut! Those DB engines had such a unique sound ticking over
I've noticed that, they are very distinctive! Good news is I've found another one to try and start, though it may be locked solid. Thanks for watching!
Really enjoyed the video silly question but why was the tractor abandoned in the first place as it seems to run well and 996s were quite a good tractor 👍
Paul, the owner has other tractors, so I guess it was parked for a while, and he just never got back to it. He also only uses them occasionally. He's eager to get it back to work now though. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment! I'll try and get it rolling and bring another video soon.
In the time stamp 17:50, I would like to know the name of the tool you use to retrieve the cap?
It's a laser tools filter wrench 3328. Its the best filter wrench I've ever owned. Thanks for watching 👍
other than rescuing the engine. theres nothing else left.
Its actually not in bad condition overall, I think it could go back to work 🙂
Perhaps I missed it, but did that engine have oil in it before cranking?
It did, it took me an awfully long time to find the dipsticj though! The owner eventually had to point it out
1:06 Well overgrown
Certainly was 😂
William
Old diesels never die, they just sit and wait to be brushed off and restarted.
Gotta love them 🙂👍. Thanks for watching.
Another good video as always Dave, do you think theres some work left in the old David Brown, anything happening with the Cat?
Thanks Michael! I think it would be good to free off the brakes and get her driving and stopping. There's a baler nearby that id love to stick on it. Must take a look if the rain ever stops. I must go weld the rams on the blade and hopefully the cat will be up and moving then.
CIW registration. I think that is Co. Londonderry or Co. Antrim
Derry I think, but I'd need to check. Thanks for watching!
ever watch MartyT ?
from down under
Hey Ken,good hearing from you! I have watched some of his videos, but not his David Brown ones, must take the time to catch up on them!
@@davesworkshop2714 ya there great like yours
@@kenfrazier616 thanks Ken, high praise indeed 🙂👍
What county is ciw? Is it northern Ireland reg?
It is a northern reg, not sure what part, down in Cork now.
The1974 996 I have sat beside the sea for 2 years and it ran after a bit of work.
Must have been a challenge after being by the sea! Bad enough being in land!
What was he saying about oil and not letting the engine run away.
I have 2 of these where is it located ?
Derek, this one is near Macroom in Co Cork. Thanks for watching 👍
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Very interesting video, it sounds good,where you based.
Colman, thanks for watching! I'm based near Macroom in Cork. Was just speaking to the owner, we'll try and get her to work soon.
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Köszönöm! 😁
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How can it be that rusted out? i have an old David brown cropmaster that my grand pa used to own before he passed in 1980's that was left in the woods for over 40 years! it's not even close to be that bad even if it's in rough shape though
The Irish climate unfortunately Sonny, we get a lot of rain! Most of the rot occurred in the last 10 years, being overgrown didn't help I guess. You should fire up that crop master! I assume you're in the US?
@@davesworkshop2714 No i am from sweden :) The old Cropmaster did i acutally fire up all by myself the first time in over 40 years back in around 2006 when i was only 11-12 years old believe it or not.. i had been with my dad and already learnt ALOT from him since he was a heavy truck/tractor Mechanic and i loved to hang out with him and fix all kinds of things.. used coaxial cables from the antenna as ignition cables back then lol.. engine was stuck but i filled it up with diesel fuel and put a breaker bar and a pipe on the crankshaft as i only wieghed about 25-30 kg myself and got it freed up, took the starter and carb apart and got it fired up :) but it wasnt until 2020 that i drove it on the same lands as my grand pa used to drive it on in the 60's to 70's. I Had to split the tractor to get the clutch working and change some bearings in the gearbox before i could drive it and put some new tires on.. felt really good to finally drive it after all those years since i first fired it up
First time i started the tractor, the regulator was stuck too so it was revving like crasy and spitting fire and all kinds of stuff out of the exhaust, a almost crapped my pants and my mom and dad still laughs at this and reminds me of how i came in to the house and screamed like crasy, I GOT IT TO START/RUNNING in swedish
@@hatarmusiken 😂😂😂 that's great! I'm always worried thatll happen too. There's that moment when you wonder if its going to run away 😂😂. If you look at my Lister video you'll see my brother trying to escape when he thinks it's heading for the hills 😂😂
@@davesworkshop2714 Some day it will probably happen 😅 if it happens try and starve the machine of oxygen in some way.. i will check that video out! keep up the good work :)i wish that i have some videos to post of all the start ups i have done, Maybe some day i will remember to film it
Get a stand or a tripod for your camera my friend. It would be comfortable for you and for us viewers. It really hurt our eyes when it is shakin.
Thanks for the tip! I have one, and a stabiliser, but it keeps getting g blown over by the wind. Ill try it again, thanks for watching 🙂👍
Aave it from the elements and drive it out of it's grave!
Robert, we are hoping to get the brakes freed off some time soon and get it moving again. Id love to see it bale hay this summer with the baler thats parked near it 🤞🙂
Maybe the parking brake lever is stuck
It's a distinct possibility, I havent even looked yet to be honest, but the owner did tell me the brakes were seized the last time he'd tried to move it. Ill get back on it soon. Thanks for watching 🙂
It's just a pity it had to lay out there for 10 years,
Life just gets in the way sometimes Jimbo, but she'll be back at work soon hopefully.
Too old tracor but tyre and battry still service able very funny because battry discharge after one month of not use
I fitted a new battery of course.
For sale ?
Not at the moment,but I'll let you know if that changes 👍
lots of weelding and painting and it will be as new
Hopefully itll be done! Thanks for watching 🙂👍
A lot.of.davis browns.get abandoned because the hydraulic system is a bit sensitive to contamination
Never realised that. There's a lot of them about our area but I'm new to them.
Easy start??😊
Last resort for me Derek 😂😂😂
@davesworkshop2714 why I always use it ?
@@DerekObrien-tk7we and engine shouldn't need it, so I prefer to try and fire them up without it first. Plus a lot of people don't like to see it used.
@davesworkshop2714 yes it's better for dramatic effect but if an engine been sitting for that long it needs all the help it can get for that first turn
Newer Ever sen any Other traktor brand Rust like David Brown… locks like it marinade in Salt water
I havent got much experience of them,but when I think of tractors and rust I think 600 series MFs and fiats 🙂. Unfortunately the Irish climate doesn't suit anything metal. Thanks for watching 🙂
@@davesworkshop2714 i have i few traktors ( maby 12-14) and 6 of them is from the 1940-1950 and i never seen a Hole from rust in the Hood in my life here in Sweden.
The cars?… that another story :-( we are putting Salt on the roads så the Cars rust from under , somtimes 5 years old cars got Holes right tru
@@davesworkshop2714 nice video and nice to se you got it running! Tank you for video!.
@@swampen85 we are lucky here with cars. We didn't start using salt until about 13 years ago, and it rarely gets used now. We used to import a lot of cars from the UK, and there was a huge difference between imports and cars that were here all their lives.
@@swampen85 thank you for watching 🙂👌. More to follow soon!
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Thanks for watching Vincent.
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Brilliant video!! hope you do a video driving her out suckin diesel bit metal and rubber and she be fine
When are you back at your rubber duck yella digger cheers great to see a fello irish man doing restoration jobs
I am doing up a we grey tvo having engine rebuild
Hope to see you soon 🚜😊
Thanks Stephen! The plan is to free the brakes and get her moving. There's a new holland baler sat near her, and I think it would be some video to free it out, hook her up and make bales this summer! I'll try and weld up the leaking ram Easter weekend and get the CAT moving. That and a bucket is all that's needed for her to go to work. Thanks again for watching 👍, good luck with the fergie.
@@davesworkshop2714 you remind me of that Kiwi fella Marty T you and Marty kool videos 😊🚜👌
@@deranocasper that's some praise Stephen! Thanks!
thats not the correct bonnet as the 996 is 4x4 , this is a 995
Andrew, maybe they were 4x4 only in some markets, but definitely not here. Pretty much all 996s here are 2WD. Thanks for watching 🙂👍
996 have an independent pto clutch which is hand operated. 995 pto clutch is a dual clutch operated by the foot pedal. Both were available as four wheel drive
@@alastairmccormick9657 you kn9w your DBs Alastair!
Good video, would make a great restoration project, pity to leave that tractor out exposed to all weather,have a David Brown myself an 1190 Q cab,3 cyl.
Thanks Peter! It will be restored soon. Might try and free up the brakes and get it moving. My first ever encounter with a DB, have never driven or worked on one.
@@davesworkshop2714 you knew your stuff well about that old DB 996 Dave!🚜🤝👍
@@peteroreilly9321 thanks, I got a lot of back ground and advice from the owner, he knows them well. Thanks again for watching.
@@davesworkshop2714 you're very welcome Dave!🚜👍
si ça va pas c'est que la pompe est hs a pris l'eau ! agri joseph !
Merci! Je m'assurerai que la pompe circule la prochaine fois que je la demarrerai. Je pense que c'etait juste de l'air.
God made man and women !!!!!!!! Then he made us that love tractors both man and woman !!!! Those that love tractors are good folk never found a bad one yet My life and world appart from the family has been all about tractors even at the age of 5 had a 3 wheel pedal tractor wore through many sets of tyres !! My family think I need help that I do I just need more tractors then I will be just fine !!!
Got to love them 🙂👍
William
Ok