WILL IT START? Zetor 4911 Abandoned old Tractor Not moved in 40 years.
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- Will it Run? Zetor 4911 tractor parked in 1986. In this episode we attempt to start the engine up in the Zetor 4911 tractor that was last turned off in 1986. After it’s recovered from being abandoned we go through it including attempting to turn over the diesel engine, check the electrical system and test, check valve clearance and go over the fuel system. After getting results we talk about the next steps with this machine including tyres and brakes. It’s a long episode so we could include everything we did along the way. Come along and enjoy!! #tractor #diesel #oldtruck #willitstart #mechanical #abandoned #willitrun #zetor #farmequipment
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Great knowledge n skills Steve . Great collection you have
Top show Steve
Great video. I have a zetor 3011 with a similar 3 cylinder engine here in Ireland. Gravity feed from drum straight to injector pump would have worked also. The "brown snack" brings back great memories of my time in Aus.
Looking forward to more videos on the zetor.☘️
Hi mate great work. I’m sure you had great memories here in Australia. It’s a great place. There will be more to come on that one mate
No apologies needed, you got it running, way to go Steve, stay safe mate.
Thank you mate. It went well. You too mate thanks for watching
Runs great worth spending a few bucks and a bit of time on. Thanks for sharing.
Yes mate it does and I will be spending a bit on it. I like to be able to move most thing’s sitting here so I will at least get it to that stage
Nice work mate. It doesn’t matter the make or model, it’s still great to see them come back to life.
Thanks mate. That’s right it doesn’t matter. Their all welcome here at my place. I love starting them up after so long
@@stevesplacedownunder And we love seeing them roar back into life Steve.
I have seen a few channels that have become a bit too slick & professional Steve and have stopped watching them because of that.
Keep 'em rough and ready bud, it's more 'real' when you see it warts and all👍👍👍🏴
Great stuff mate. I actually bumped into a bloke on a truck run over the weekend that watches us 3 Aussie blokes channels and he said the same thing. They stopped watching them because they are getting to professional but love our stuff
Hello Steve been watching your videos on this tractor great work getting it running will be interested in seeing more on this old one love blessings and cheers 🍻 good on ya mate well done
Hi mate thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it. I’m not sure what I’m going to do with this one yet.
Gotta love those old tractors
We sure do mate
Good show😊
Thank you mate
Still loving your work, sir. The vids that document transforming one man’s scrap metal to another man’s running, driving, useful survivor are my favourite. Plus of course anything with a ‘70s or ‘80s truck in it 😁 Thank you for sharing 🤟🏼
Very good mate I’m glad you appreciate it. Their also my favourite to film also. It will be a useful survivor and certainly will use it. Plenty more to come mate
Good job buddy, it’s sounding good.
Hi mate thank you
Steve's place down Under Hope you Can get That Tractor up and Going Keep Up the good work Billy Lizza Uniontown pa USA
Thanks Billy. I’m sure we can mate. I’m going to try to do a bit more with it. Thanks for watching
What a great tractor they were,little bit cumbersome until you got used to them. Boy could they grip.....
Hi mate yes they certainly are cumbersome. As you say though once used to it all they are great
Tractors, Trucks, Plant, Tanks, I'll watch what you're doing, Nice work. Cheers
Fantastic mate. I hope so😅
Great video! Can't believe how well it ran after so many years! Unbelievable mate 👍
Hi mate yes I was also surprised. I thought it would be locked up
no need to apologize . great video .
hello my friend, I'm very happy that you managed to start the tractor, this zetor is otherwise very grateful, the machine comes and goes and does its job. I was a little surprised that there are still zetors out there in your house, I love the zetor because it is a simple machine and easy to install! I have an even older zetor 25 A type. Thank you very much for sharing this little time travel back to Czechoslovakia with us, if only in this way as well 👌👍🤝🍻
Hello mate. It’s my pleasure to share it with nice people like you that appreciate what I’m doing. I like them mate, not a very common sight here in Australia. I’m good to google search your model and have a look. Thank you again for watch from over there. 🙏🙏👍👍🍻🍻
Wasn't too hard to get running mate ! The you have time you can see if the rest of the tractor is right ! Worry about a little fuel/oil spillage onto the ground is pretty far from the top of my worry list Steve . The stuff came from the ground in the first place ! Thanks for taking the time to video the process for us ! Cheers 🌵
Thanks mate. No it wasn’t at all. I will spend a bit more time on it and see if it’s worth while. I’m sure it will be. No I wasn’t worried either mate. Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks Scott
Thanks very much Steve for the video.I'd imagine that little zetor is a good runner still. They are popular enough in Ireland.
Hi mate yes I’ve since done more with it off camera and still going good. Haven’t worked it yet but more jobs to it and it all seems to work. They are good machines
@@stevesplacedownunder Thanks again Steve.
Zetor very good tractor power strong extra engine
Sure is mate thank you 🙏
Zetor tractor from Czechoslovakia is best machine i know i own one
Great stuff mate. Yes they are great machines
Hi, my name is Jan and I'm from the Czech Republic. I give a thumbs up that our machine is worth the effort :-) The compressor has a tractor for tipping the trailer. At the time, trailer tipping was pneumatic. They also filled the tires with it. Later it was also used for trailer braking.
Hi Jan, I really appreciate you reaching out. You are the first one that has made sense of the compressor. I thank you for this. They are certainly worth the time and I have 3 different models of these now and there are videos of them all if you want to look through the channel. Thank you again mate
Another old girl saved, well done Steve.
Indeed mate I’m very happy with it
always glad to see them brought back.love doing that myself.larry in INDIANA USA
I love it mate. Very satisfying. Thanks for watching Larry. How amazing from Indiana. Hope you can keep following me mate
You are the diesel whisper!
Remarkable startup after a 40 year coma!
Hi mate thanks for watching. It was great to see it wake up. I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Another neat machine, for work or parts. Good idea.
The old girl sounds pretty good sitting and idling.
Hi mate yes I certainly surprised me. After that long I was surprised it even spun over. More to come on it. I got some more parts so I will be doing more very soon.
what a cool machine
Thank you sure is🙏🙏
Great vid mate. Great to see this project take shape. Keep the Zetor vids coming.
Sorry for late reply Stephen. There will be more mate indeed. Thanks for watching
Not bothered about having to see the camera view, at least we got to see it fire up, that's the main thing.
Thank you mate. I like to be honest. It’s a great thing after they start up from sitting that long, and that can’t be replicated. Thanks again mate
Good stuff bud love all that stuff
Thanks Gerald 🙏🙏🙏
Another awesome video. Keep them coming.
From across the ditch.
Plenty more to come thank you mate
Sounds good , great job of getting it running , the video was fine , i loved it !!
Hi Sam thanks for watching mate. Plenty to come
Nice running engine, great job to get it primed up.
Thank you mate. I was very happy with it
Them zetors, we're wY underrated.
They are good mate yes
Pretty cool mate, thanks for sharing Steve! Stay safe brother.,👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👌🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸Kirk from Louisiana USA 🇺🇸
Hi Kirk no problem thanks for watching mate. You also stay safe and take care. Hopefully talk again. Louisiana, How amazing. That’s really good mate. Thanks again
We do enjoy music, but hearing the nature sounds of your home is very interesting! Our birds don’t make these sounds, so also very cool to listen too.
Hi mate. You know it’s not until I actually play the video back and listen that I really notice the birds. I think I’m just used to it and unless I take notice I’m not hearing it. It’s loaded with wildlife here mate it’s great. Especially the bird species
@@stevesplacedownunder thanks for responding, love getting old rigs running, and you’ve got a beautiful place. Enjoy
Great job as they say in Ireland .keep her lit if you can it is worth it for a rare tractor in the auction. Thanks
Thank you mate. I will try to get her to a going tractor again
AWESOME OLD GEAR
Sure is mate
Another great video, love the longer vids. Would love to see the tilt-tray project go ahead!
Thank you mate. Yes I’d like to do it. If I can grow the channel enough to back work off I’d be doing that type of thing mate. Bigger jobs
Great content keep up the good work 👍
Thanks for watching mate🙏🙏🙏
Awesome afternoon brother just woke up lol ready to start my day lol !!! Had to stop by to say hello and catch up lol hope yall are having an awesome day great adventure as always
Hi mate good morning to you as well. Always appreciate a hello from you and thanks again
You are an awesome mechanic technician !!!! You make cranking that that Ole gal look easy but I know that you spend alot of time getting prepped for your videos !!! Pray yall have an awesome day had to watch it again lol
I like the Channel, feel like I’m there with ya,,,,
Keep up the good work
Thank you mate that’s great. Plenty more to come
Great job mate 👍
Hi Martin thank you🙏🙏👍👍
great video bloke,,,🚜
Thanks Andrew🙏🙏🙏🤘🤘🤘
hey steve ,im doug from griffith the riverina i have drove a 80hp zetor tractor on a rice farm near here it is a 80s model its still going strong only used for utility work ,i really enjoyed your video keep it going steve ,,thumbs up
Hi Doug thanks again mate for watching. I’m sure it’s a great tractor mate. The bigger one we have here is very powerful and tough for its size. Good to see others around still being used. There’s plenty more video’s to come mate, especially getting good feedback like this.
really nice job sir well done !
H mate thanks for watching
I Merchant Sailor while his wife Helen was a nurse who rose through the ranks. They had several children including twins. I am not familiar with the Camden area, but knew of a family of Dunbars that came from around Camden. Peter was a. Merchant Sailor while his wife Helen was into nursing and rose through the ranks of the nursing profession. They were friends of ours during our years in Woolgoolga NSW.
I’m going to run this by my dad tomorrow mate and he may know. There’s a few families with our name in the area and I’m sure all relatives in some way. Leave it with me
Best video to date, Steve. If I'd been as lucky as you were, I'd have rushed out and bought a lottery ticket, lol. Great idea to make the tilt float, and it could be made over months and could be put into episodes. I did laugh about someone complaining about the diesel spillage no one cared about gallons being poured onto the ground, 40+ years ago. If they want to complain, go to China, Russia, or North Korea and see what they would say. Love the T-shirt, but I think the postage to the UK would be 4 times the price of the shirt.
Thanks mate yes I’m happy with the video. Thought it may have been to long but I didn’t want to edit to much out. I’d like to build a tilt tray, if I can grow the channel enough buy me more time away from work it’s what I would be doing, bigger jobs like that. There’s way bigger disasters than me spilling a few hundred millilitres of fuel mate that’s right. I’m not sure of freight charges, my partner does all that but it’s fine, I’m not making anything from them, just advertising. Thanks again
Love it
Thank you🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you mate🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi steve i have 3 zetor tractors i have them for years and my dad before and they are great tractors we see nothing wrong with them and they are simple when you know them
They are good tractors mate once you know what does what. There’s a lot more levers and gear and pto speeds, not as basic as other manufacturers. But the power that the 6911 we have here is unreal for that size of machine
Just watched the video Steve. Loved the story about the precious gentleman complaining about the fuel on the grass. I used to drive log trucks so I could tell you a few stories about some aggravated individuals. Lol.
Hi Chris thanks for watching. You are the reason I do this, talking to blokes like you. Mate he was mild compared to the prick that abused me only yesterday for the environmental hazard from having all these decaying vehicles laying around! He’s lucky he wasn’t in arms reach mate! He went on and on about how inconsiderate I was then I deleted him. Geez😂😂. Mate I hope you can stick around for mor and even go back through my channel and check all the other stuff out. Hopefully talk again mate
@@stevesplacedownunder yep! I've been watching your videos for about six or seven months and love em. And yes I have checked some of your older videos. Awsome mate. 👍
Great mate thank you very much 🙏🙏🙏
Hi steve, Since covid proper medical masks are easily available. Better than a bit of cloth. Just a thought. But still a great job!.
Thank you mate. I had some but I was over walking back up to the shed
Rock-n-Roll goes good with cold snacks!
It does mate it’s a big thing in my lif that I enjoy. Getting a fair few in me and listening to 60s-70s music mate
Would love to see you do something with the Mack
Hi mate. I’d love to also. The problem with that one is the rails are all swollen between the inner and outer and would have to be pulled right down to do it. If I eventually get time I will be doing it mate yes
Brand new Sh1t doesn’t work like that. 😂. Nice vid. My brother had one when I was a kid in Ireland. Always assumed it was 4 cylinder. Live and learn.
Brand new shit won’t last that long either mate. It may have been a 4 cylinder unless it was the same model as this. You definitely live and learn, I certainly do every day mate. Thanks for watching
Would love to see your 6911.
I have 6718 and 6945 great old tractors.
If you go into my channel and look up the Will it Start SAME CENTAURO 60, I use the 6911 in that video
Hi Steve, Great video , glad to see that the old Zeto still had life in her. Good job explaining about the tractor,
it's a tractor you don't come across everyday. I could imagine it's hard to find parts for them, if Zeto is even
still in business. what's the horsepower rating for that 3 cylinder?
Oh by the way that pack of beer you found was mine, but since I'm not there to enjoy them and glad you did,
especially after working on that tractor😃
Keep up the good work. always look forward to seeing your next video mate.
Hi mate thank you. I’m wrapped to see it going again. No they aren’t really common from what I’ve seen around here. The horsepower is 45.
I thought that beer was yours mate but yes I did enjoy it. There’s plenty more videos to come mate, glad you enjoy and look forward to them
Wouldn’t be able too run to your local parts store for that top radiator hose, hey !
No mate not at all , but, eBay has a good range and most parts I need for it are on there. I was very surprised considering it’s not a common machine here
I knew you get it running ,my father was a tractor mechanic right out of ww2 into 1980s he was like you he could get anymake running .
Hi mate. Glad you could enjoy. I couldn’t believe how it spun over without any sign of water damage after all those years. Hopefully it brings good memories of your father mate. He would have worked on some great machines I’m sure
Gday Steve. Imagine if old mate looked under one of them Detroits and saw the oil leaks. Great video mate 😂😂
Hi mate. Yes what a goose. 80% of most equipment will have some sort of leak. Had another clown yesterday giving it to me about how all the old stuff is a big environmental risk and ho dare I and all this rubbish. I Said now go away and tell all the other hundreds of channels doing this the same thing. They said, we’ve already told a lot of them! He just kept at me so i blocked him. What a narc he was mate. Geez
@@stevesplacedownunder don’t blame you mate.
I kind of wish I didn’t so all you blokes could of seen it
@@stevesplacedownunder just think mate. You got to piss someone off with out even trying. I count that as a win 🥇
Yes mate that’s right. I get a few nasty comments mate😅. Can’t please everyone
Zetor's are actually pretty good machines. Though like any imported machine especially here in the states they tend to be hard to get parts for since there's not many dealers. I've only seen one Zetor dealer around here and it's an hour or two away in another state over. I've seen some old Belarus tractors here and there as well and they have the same problem. Simple tough machines but hard to get parts for if something vital breaks.
Thanks for watching mate. They are really good machines. The bigger one we have had been great for us over the years. I’ve never seen a dealer here but anything I’ve looked for I’ve found on eBay and not bad brands either. Not sure about major parts but all the basic engine and brake parts ect are there. There are a few Belarus tractors around that I’ve come across here also.
By the way , i'm in USA Warriors Mark Pennsylvania !!
That’s great mate thank you. Stay tuned for plenty more to come
the compressor on that Zetor is and air pump you can pump up your tyres with it bloody good tractor we had a 4X4 ABOUT A 35 HP and it would out pull a MF 65 with a maize trailor behind i think they were about 5 tons of maize but keep up the good work
Thank you for explaining it mate. I’m all ears if people explain it nicely, I certainly don’t know everything. Another bloke explained what it was for but was a rude abrupt clown about it. A 4x4 would have plenty of go I’m sure. The 6911 we have is a great powerful machine and only 2wd. Thanks for watching mate and the great comment. Plenty more to come.
I like them wabble popes
Steve ya got R model parked there LUV EM 350 4valve also Valueliners not over worried about the V8 just good old R Yep that's the button
Yes mate it’s an 84. 237 with a 5 speed
Drove a flintstone with a tri axle float on it for many years when I was younger for the quarry company I work for. It was rebuilt and had a 350 4 valve in it with a 13 speed fuller. Great to drive and plenty of power. Still in the shed I work in to this day
Zetor sells new metal hand primers and bosch makes hand primers too for zetor tractors
I actually bought the whole unit from eBay mate for $145 delivered. I’m going to fit it and give her another run which will be filmed
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Thankyou 🙏🙏🙏
Good stuff mate 👌 what's the story with that artic John Deere sitting in the background?
Hi mate thanks. A mate of mine was ploughing with it in the property across the road and left it here. It’s got a leak on the oil cooler that we’re waiting on parts for
I have one home in my garage...can't kill them..
Certainly can’t kill this one mate
What i notice is that zetor tractors start easier than other tractors just pump air out of diesel system and have trottle open and it will start quicker than any other tractor make david brown tractors and some ford and massey are slower to start when trying to get air out of diesel system and the smaller ford tractors have no fuel primer which makes it slower to start because you must use starter motor to start the smaller fords
They do start very easy mate. I have a bigger zetor also as I mentioned and if it runs out of diesel it will always start very easily with just hand priming and no tools. I know what you mean about fords. I have a 3 cylinder diesel in my forklift and has no hand primer, or a transfer pump. It just gravity feeds from the tank, through the primary filter and into the injection pump. To bleed that I crack the screw and let it run through itself
Sometimes I just wonder if people just don't have it too good. They park up good machines just cause of it needing some work. Everyone wanting the newest thing and wasting what we have. I'd just as soon see them give their old machines to people who can't afford to go buy a machine. I could see that much better than leaving one to rot in the brush or just rust away.
I guess there are a lot of different situations around. I myself use old equipment but that’s all I can afford and I like it. Some rot away and wear right out while being used then are left. Like most stuff here
@@stevesplacedownunder I am in the USA, fifty states in all.... some do well and others struggle to make a decent living. Some of our country uses salt in the winter and a few don't. We have right in the middle of our country a area called the rust belt yet just south by one or two states such as Oklahoma, and Texas, no salt as they might get a teaspoon of snow comparatively. All that said, back in nineteen eighty three, our whole country was covered with a heavy snow or freezing weather, Our sunshine state Florida, that is the nickname... lost nearly all of their orange trees to freezing weather and as they say... history is now repeating itself. Lots of people in trouble and can't travel cause of ice and snow. We have a state that shares its border with Mexico, and that is California. People that have never seen snow in their lives are losing homes due to snow caving in their roofs, snow ten feet deep in many places without the places the dozers are piling up tons of snow on the sides of their roads .. politics here has a ton of influence on help those old people needed and still need, as they have such a large population and do control how other states would like to run their own state for say emissions that are causing grief. We are simply put, not ready infrastructurally to go all electric. Most of alaska is a small population, and second in the lowest population, have no means of charging batteries to run equipment. WOW, I have a book here... my point was the few states in our normally free of rough weather have a lot of old cars, trucks and tractors that have zero rust, only rain on occasion to go down exhausts and cause damages. Yet they leave fine equipment to go for newer and bigger equipment... so come time at auctions, a nice tractor sells for scrap iron price. It hurts this seventy three year old mans feelings as I use stuff till its gone completely worn to the bones. I have to budget the things I need, while younger folk in areas like Kansas and Oklahoma enjoy a fine economy waste the old equipment, don't make it possible to ship stuff across the country to where that stuff would be greatly appreciated. I apologize for this long winded story time response... I don't get out to talk much and sometimes just get carried away... you figured out where I was going with my comment a long time ago
I like this mate. It was an interesting read and yes I understand where you are coming from. It’s a complete different world over there at the moment by the sound of it, compared to here anyway. I appreciate you taking the time to write this.
I thought i saw mick dundee in the background
He possibly was there
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Just WOWWWW WELL DONE FELLAS SWEET AS F,,, K
Thanks Ron I’m happy with it mate
@@stevesplacedownunder in 1960,s Zeeta made a fiberglass car ,, think lighburn
Did they really? Is it the same company as the tractor Ron?
@@stevesplacedownunder no light burn think Adelaide fiberglass 2 stroke had mate put v8 in one for drags but too light ,, dont think they had reverse , , not shore might see what Google say
The worst part of this video is that ⅔ of the screen is blocked out in some places.
It's very frustrating trying to watch a video on a widescreen if ⅔ of it are blocked.
It's like having ⅔ of the windshield covered up when driving a car!
I apologise it was compulsory to watch.
Did you happen to know a Peter Dunbar who came from. somewhere near you?
Hi mate I’m actually not sure. It rings a bell but there’s another family on the other side of us in the area that we have nothing to do with. Are you familiar with the area?
That fuel came out of the earth so what does it hurt for it to go back into the earth?
Doesn’t at all mate. In small doses anyway
I would do it the same way. No point in throwing hard earned money away.
That’s exactly right mate. It will happen if it runs good enough to use
got an old Hinomoto 23 E but where an the buck do i get parts ???? come down and we get it going lol
Gday Bill I have no idea mate. I’ve seen them in my travels but never have I had anything to do with one. I didn’t think eBay would have zetor parts but it had a great range.
So in america is cheaper to buy another vehicle than to repair the old one.....
i would order a few shirts but im all the way over in the states
Hi mate it’s no problem. I certainly don’t expect it. Thanks for watching, that’s a great help just doing that🙏🙏
@@stevesplacedownunder when will you be able to get larger sizes? i like the 3xls when they shrink a tad
I had another bloke ask the same mate so I got my partner to order some. We going to do a 24hr thing, if someone orders in that time we will waive the shipping fee. As I said I’m not making anything out of it, just an advertisement for the channel and for people that appreciate it. Go to the link if interested mate and she will organise it
Nothing wrong with a hydraulic lunch. If you haven’t yet sent any merchandise to anyone in the US I’d like to be the first to get some here. If there is some way to send funds via internet, do you know anything how that might work? I agree, why spend money on oil etc. if it won’t run.
Mate it was a great lunch. Not yet because this is the first video where I’ve mentioned it’s available so we certainly can do it mate. There’s a link in the description (I hope) and it takes you to our shop. Then my partner sorts it out from there.
@@stevesplacedownunder I’ll see if I can figure it out. I giving serious thought as to when would be a good time to visit Australia. Now you said there is an airport nearby which does instruction. I never got my license but got as far as my cross country solo flight. I’d have to check if they would take me up. A trip there will take a lot of planning.
The new international airport is only about 12 minutes drive from my place but it’s not up and running yet until 2026 but the Sydney international airport is about 50 minutes from my place and an easy drive. It all depends on what you wanted to do and visit as too how much planning. It’s a long drive between our major cities over here. If you just wanted to see Sydney it’s very achievable but other cities would be other flights, again depending on what you wanted to see. Australia isn’t much smaller than the USA in land size really, just a lot more cities over there
Would be more than happy to accommodate you mate while your here in Sydney if you don’t mind staying on the outskirts of the city. That’s if you don’t know anyone else. Would definitely save you big bucks on accommodation.Have a self contained cabin here at my place. Can also show you around the Sydney city or anything else in the area . Our good machinery show is in September here and the weather not to bad that time of year
@@stevesplacedownunder is that a vintage machinery show?
you need a hat mounted camera
Hi yes I know. I need to organise one. A few people have mentioned the same thing. Thank you for the input
सरजी यह जेटर कंपनी क्या इसी प्रकार ट्रैक्टर बनाती है या नहीं
Yea see bout tinkering a bit you'll feel good nout achieve ment
Thank you mate
Are zetor tractors made by ford
Made in Czech Republic mate, I don’t think Ford was involved
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The rat piss & crap stink if start & get hot Aye we don't got that problem too bloody dry for em plenty mice but
Dreadful mess Ron. Stinks bad and the piss is highly corrosive
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G88 that one
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Can't give you a like on this one buddy, worked on them for too long
Thanks for watching
That man dont know much about zetors theirs nothing hard about them they were ahead of their time with all the extras and the air pump is for pumping wheels and cleaning air filters and masseys are heaps of scrap whats he on about
I am that man and well done mate nice comment.
Good honest video Steve, remember them as a kid, they were like space machines…..compared to the t20 Ferguson and the 35 that I’d cut my teeth on lol
First thing I'd do is fire up the compressor on your service truck and blow off all the rat crap and trash that has collected ove r the years. It's a once and done deal. Then get after anything that looks like it might need to come off with penetrating oil. Then lube up anything that has to move with a pump oiler. That's what I do before I start turning wrenches. Saves me a lot of cussing later. 😊 Can't work with one hand. Need a couple of tripods - one shorty to sit on a fender and one tall boy to setup in the field. You be a whole lot less frustrated trying to work one hand and your video quality will be much better. 😊 The 3 cylinder sounds terriffic! She's a runner. Get out the pump oiler and grease gun!
First thing I did do is fire up the air compressor 🙄🙄. Thanks for watching
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Zetor tractor from Czechoslovakia is best machine i know i own one
Great mate yes they certainly are