Thanks for your comment, I don't think it would be too nose heavy without the weight, it just takes a bit of the strain off the steering especially if you are using the bucket to move ground or something heavy. Good luck with your restoration!
Hi , sorry I can't film a close up of the exhaust as that tractor belonged to our late landlord and was sold several years ago for more than 10k as it had a 2 digit registration. The exhaust silencer had been hammered flatish and left to float around loose on the elbow as the loader arm used to touch it all the time, so really it should have had a downswept exhaust fitted. Thanks also for your kind comments.
Thanks for your comments,at the moment I have 22 tractors in my collection. Some of the videos were taken on my fathers farm so some of the tractors filmed are my fathers and some are my brothers,my brother has alot more than me as he still uses them to farm today,the most modern tractor he uses is my fathers 1980 Zetor which you can see on a couple of the videos with the samro harvester and the automatic potato planter.
Hi,I'm not sure the model number, I will have a look on the plate. My brother has one the same except like yours the sides are metal and I know it is a bit later than mine.Unfortunately mine is very rotton now and since this video I have had to weld iron into the main frame and replace the sides and the floor. It still works but only just!!!!
Thanks for posting this video. Do you know what model number your Ferguson spreader is? I'm in the States and have a 1950 Ferguson AJO-20 spreader in original condition. It looks similar to yours, except that the sides are metal, not wood. It has a wood floor.
The sound of the little petrol TVO engines are sweet
Thanks for your comment, I don't think it would be too nose heavy without the weight, it just takes a bit of the strain off the steering especially if you are using the bucket to move ground or something heavy. Good luck with your restoration!
Hi , sorry I can't film a close up of the exhaust as that tractor belonged to our late landlord and was sold several years ago for more than 10k as it had a 2 digit registration. The exhaust silencer had been hammered flatish and left to float around loose on the elbow as the loader arm used to touch it all the time, so really it should have had a downswept exhaust fitted. Thanks also for your kind comments.
Thanks for your comments,at the moment I have 22 tractors in my collection. Some of the videos were taken on my fathers farm so some of the tractors filmed are my fathers and some are my brothers,my brother has alot more than me as he still uses them to farm today,the most modern tractor he uses is my fathers 1980 Zetor which you can see on a couple of the videos with the samro harvester and the automatic potato planter.
i love all your videos.could you tell me how many tractors you have in your collection.
soo glad my littel ferguson has it's original banna loader as was looking for spears the other day and can't find them :)
im lokking for a banana loader for mine just cant find one.
Hi,I'm not sure the model number, I will have a look on the plate. My brother has one the same except like yours the sides are metal and I know it is a bit later than mine.Unfortunately mine is very rotton now and since this video I have had to weld iron into the main frame and replace the sides and the floor. It still works but only just!!!!
Hi, yes it is a push off fork!
Thanks for posting this video. Do you know what model number your Ferguson spreader is? I'm in the States and have a 1950 Ferguson AJO-20 spreader in original condition. It looks similar to yours, except that the sides are metal, not wood. It has a wood floor.
Looks like a Massey Harris spreader, before Massey became part of Ferguson.
Clutch clutch clutch and so on.