How To service a tractor and change the oil and filters. It's time the Ford 8100 had an oil and filter change - may as well do the fuel filters while we're at it ! Barn find Will it start Classic shyte
‘68 International six-pack 4x4. My Dad and I put a utility bed on it (had to extent the frame) and a five speed box (noisy). Had lots of family and hunting trips in it. It was lost in a forest fire in 2001. Now, I have a Lincoln Mk Lt 2007, great truck!
Ex Post Office Ford Escort 55 Mk4 diesel Van. I bought it off a mate. It hadn’t done many miles when I bought it. Bodywork and engine was excellent. The only thing that caused an issue was one of the core plugs needed replacing. It was the best value transport I’ve ever owned Barr none. Always started. Great on fuel. Never broke down. I wish I still had it.
Ex army short wheel based air portable s.3 land-rover 1972 if I remember correctly, started in any weather and great in mud or snow, recovered many visitors on off reading. Love your video keep up the good work.
I have an old 86 dodge W150. Best truck I have ever had. I bought it from an old farmer. It was a run around vehicle for a farm. Yeah it smokes a bit, but the engine run strong. Gets me to work everyday. Great vid lord muck.
Good video, watching makes me feel right at home as if I were on the farm. You nearly got me' but you didn't disappoint, " a nice pair of jugs". Keep the videos coming.
I made a video the other day on starting my dexta up for the first time in a while. I then got an ear full by an arm chair mechanic about me using ether. I wouldn't of minded but I only used about 3 bloody squirts 😂 and I only use it the once. I don't use it every time, it was just the first time of the year as its been sat outside for months. All I could think about was your video on ether and it made me chuckle. Thanks for the video. Keep it up. 👍🏻
Top form as always! Favourite wagon I've had was a 13 plate euro 5 DAF CF, as we all know based around the foden alpha so cab was dated but comfortable, spent many weeks away in that over 3 years doing uk and Europe. Never let me down once and pulled like a train with an 8 speed manual.
Lord muck, need to add some thanks to a guy making these videos 👍👍 my dad was a R.E.M.E mechanic during the Suez Canal conflict for just over 3 years, returning home he got a job immediately working on agricultural machines for many years, spent so much time repairing combines & tractors. Sadly lost my dad on 8th February 2020 , been difficult but watching your varied videos has helped a lot, I can remember him while I watch & think back on what he liked doing , thankyou 👍👍👍
Working on Scammell Explorers, Austin Champs etc, without the REME the British Army would have ground to a halt. It was men like your dad that kept the whole thing moving forward and have done until the present day 😎
2001 merc e220d it left with 353000 miles. Never failed to start in 13 years of ownership. Although its sold a few years ago now. Fantastic and funny video btw. Keep up the good work👍
My father's 1983 Datsun urvan 2.3 diesel! That thing was indestructible and really fun to drive! Wet road?? Let the fun begin eheh!! Love your videos!! Greetings from Portugal!
Cracking video again kurt. Fav car was my mk2 focus rs. Always wanted one. So when my boy turned 18. I had one. Had to sell it 2 years later. As my ex decided to go and get up the duff. But I got a gorgeous daughter now though. Best truck I’d say is what I drive now. 620 scania.
Another brilliant video. I did like the concept of "no more than 3" a few people I know that would do well to remember that. The obsession with the add-ons always reminds me of the type of people that buy a used car solely on the basis of what the stereo is like and if the previous Chav owner has basically sprayed it in glue and driven it at speed through Halfords, sticking everything on it that he can! Best car / truck I've had, have to say MK1 Fiesta, first car - so freedom - and never let me down!!
Great video as usual! 1998 Discovery 300tdi, completely factory standard except for bfg tyres: went anywhere you pointed it, never got stuck, and for a big old lump it really shifted. Met its maker when a low loader ripped off the drivers side. RIP Disco 😩⚰️
Toyota avensis d4d t3x 2007 it's got 290000 miles and never misses a beat it's never let me down take me to work....also doubles as weekend pleasure vehicle. It's a 2.2 model which is putting out 175 bhp so it's pretty nippy....it might be a old car but it's better and more reliable than most new cars. Love your clips in your videos keep up the good work
Great effort Kurt 👍 humour just gets better an better 😂 best truck was a Ford Ranger that had the Mazda 2.5 12valve engine the torque that thing had was fantastic 💪💪
I'm already laughing at your clips aimed at the stupid. You are such great entertainment in a world filled with negativity. You make us laugh but teach as well, so what you do has so much value. Thank you
Hi Stuart Rance sorry to hear about your Dad my condolences.... as you say the Lord is a good man as is bleeding obvious All the best to you both Muckers
2002 Mitsubishi shogun sport Owned it for 9 years and never mist a beat ,excellent for towing and quite good off road as it had AT bf goodridges on . Keep the tractor clean and standard!
Another great vid. Best car 1989 Peugeot 205 diesel. Had over 200000 miles on the clock when I sold it. Every thing I had after it never seemed to cut it. That was until I got my Hilux Invisible last year!!
Another excellent video Mucker! Best car? Rover 220SDi from 1997, best van, 2016 Vauxhall Vivaro BiTurbo, 104k in 25 months, the best thing is that it was so light on its wheels that when presented for MoT it had only 69k on it! Miracle motor.
i just got to say , love your vids , very entertaining , also jus love your sarcastic remarks , think it is funny as hell , brightens up my evening , keep up the good work ,
I had a 1988 1.3 Astra 5 door. Did 20k in a year used to rev it to 7k every gear and it loved it. Granted it wasn’t fast or luxurious but I’d have it back tomorrow over the 19 plate Golf I now run about in. You felt so connected to the car not like modern cars that drive for you virtually.
My best car was my first when I passed in 91. It was a 1986 1.1L Ford fiesta. Never failed once in the three years I had it. Fitted it with a auto reverse cassette player. Stuck a CB in and a tank wip on the roof.Had more fun in that car than any other car owned
Best car Saab 900 soft top , 115000 miles on the clock never missed a beat , mechanically excellent , body work ran out before engine! Great vid mukka , I see the cat is looking anxious , but then u did put him next to the cream eggs!!
98 300tdi Discovery. Owned from new originally by my Step Dad who passed away 9 years ago now. It has done about 180,000 miles and can sit for 6 months at a time and will start on the button (battery permitting). A little rough around the edges but I don’t care. She is a great truck and still loved by us all.
Great video. Good laugh. My best car was a mk2 RS2000 custom. It was 10 years old and immaculate when I bought it. Loved driving it, putting it through its paces. Regrettably sold it to start my own business. Still miss it 30 years later👎
My 94 Landcruiser 80. VX Limited is the best vehicle I have ever owned. Plus the 80 series is the best 4 x 4 ever made, IMHO. Ran a bunch of them in the middle east and nothing came close, the Nissan Patrol almost got there.
Peugeot 307 hatchback with the 2.0 litre turbo diesel. It was really reliable and pulled like a train. It was also good to work on, and served my family well for many years.
My best car I had was a Subaru pickup👍, it went most places I asked of it, it was easy to work on and very reliable😀 Another great vid the 8100 is looking good
Thanks for another great vid. First car was a 1971 swb series 2a landrover. Had it for 20 years and I can count on one hand how many times it let me down. Wish I never sold it now🙁
A 98 Isuzu trooper 3.1 diesel in my opinion best little workhorses ever made great off road easy ran and a indestructible engine and would pull a gable end out of a house loved it
I had a VW amarok midnight blue, the most comfortable vehicle I’ve ever owned which I bought after my land rover got stolen, hopefully it went to a good home but because of my job which I had then been given a company vehicle I had to sell it worst luck. Loving the original look of the 8100 we restore a lot of classic fords at home but you know if it looks good as is we don’t touch it kind of what your going for, keep it Mucky 👍🏻
The best truck I get the pleasure of using is our old yard shunter. A 1997 Foden 4365 4x2 unit, only ever broke down once to my knowledge and that was down to a dodgy tank of red diesel! The caterpillar engine purrs like a cat and its taken the abuse it's given daily without batting an eyelid. I'm planning on getting it back on the road over the next winter if I'm able.
My fav truck was a larda 4 wheel drive it never let me down until my bosses son backed into it with a bloody muck spreader he smashed it up and near rolled it over i really miss my little truck keep up the good work and keep on doing your vlogs
As far as movies , I just finished watching The Greyhound . I recommend it . As far as vehicles , my Wife drove several Chevy Lumina sedans . We liked them and were happy with them . God bless Wyr
Best vehicle I had was my t reg Ford courier van started without fail on the coldest of mornings and went everywhere in that van. Great vid again mucka very funny
I've always had Commercials...Transits, 01 L200, 1998 1.9 non turbo berlingo in faded red of course...Currently I've a very unassuming peugeot 307 2.0 hdi commercial, gets about 1000km to a tank of diesel, fantastic little van. "The Blue Bullet" as she's known. But i think my favourite was A 2007 commercial Touareg, 3.0 V6. So comfy, lovely drive, Cracking bit of power. I bought it cheap off a customer as he was fed up of it, did a little work on it, servicing and other little bits, nothing major. Was great shooting wagon, went everywhere you ever pointed the wheel. Drove it for a year and another man bought it off me just to tow a digger around and I made a lovely profit too, sad too see it go but Was just an enjoyable experience start to finish with it.
Strangely a Defender 90 300tdi I bought new in 97. Kept it for seven years and never went near it with a spanner, even the brake pads were original when I sold it with 104k miles on it. My friends uncle bought it off me in Cornwall and he still owns it, reckons it’s the best motor he’s ever owned.!!! 👍
And one of the biggest pieces of shit I owned was a Defender 90 300tdi which I later bought on the strength of my previous one which wasn’t capable of being a stones throw away from the farm it was so unreliable!!!! Should have known with the wound up fuel pump and big bore exhaust, giant tyres and lift suspension. Maintained by a chimp.
My favorite was a 84 Dodge Ram 1/2 ton. It had the slant 6, loved oil and gas, had no compression and no power. But I was still driving it in 2013. It had character!
Great vid dude keep up the great work! My best car was a 55 plate Renault laguna went every where through the woods and also not once got stuck in the snow or mud
I love your videos, I don’t know where you find the time because it seems you’re always working on something to even watch the little clips that you add in to your show lol😊
Its got to be my old MK3 escort 1.6. It might have been a ford but it got me to where i wanted to go.. Oh in your vid when you said ( we got a squirter ) i was waiting for a different picture to pop up if you know what i mean LOL.. Great vid as always Kurt.
People rip them alot.. but all depend on how they're looked after... it would have to be my run about W-Reg Disco 2 Td5 98,000 miles from new. Not even run in yet:) Stole it for £750 of an old friend that had it 10years.. and shes all in good condition in good order. last of the best if you ask me. A scooby of the diesel sounding world.. that grunty straight 5 grumble. Sweet. :) will go anywhere and never misses a beat!! But shes well maintained.. keep it up Mucka.. you always have me in stitches with ya creative banter.. top man !! :) P.s I've got a nice pair of jugs too (and at work) 😂
My best car is a '01 Toyota Land Cruiser K95 with D4D engine. Have never had any mishaps with it. A little bit rust but everything works. Doing a lot of heavy trailer towing and farm use with it. Incredibly good offroad and snow capability!
Best car. I've had two. Subaru Legacy. Brilliant fun and faultlesslelly reliable and even the missus loved it. The other one is my Defender 90 300tdi. Taught me how to become a mechanic and given me the confidence to have projects. I've since rebuilt a Series Land Rover V8 conversion and I'm about to put a Cummins in a 110 with no previous mechanical knowledge at all.
94 Ford ranger with a 2.3 4 cylinder, 5 speed. It was as basic as they come. It has about 500,000 miles on it only ever had to change the clutch, and master/slave cylinder. It still runs but only has about 50 lbs of compression. Stay safe man!
My best car was a Ford Capri mk1 3ltr GXL 1973 manual with the twin headlamps. The reason why, it was quick and great to drive having the rear wheel drive back in 1986 and not as many cars on the road so you could thrash it. Cheers Lord.
'98 Vauxhall Vectra 2ltr, had it 11 years and only 3 minor breakdowns. Did about 70k in it all over the country. Had to get rid earlier this year because of tin worm, but it's gone to a technical college as a training vehicle, so it'll live another life yet.
My first car in 1970,a 1965 Singer Chamois(Hillman Imp), the all aluminium 875cc single over head cam engine with10.5:1 compression ratio made the Mini with its iron push rod engine look antique. OK 42BHP at 5krpm was not a lot, but it would rev. to 7.5k all day every day, and handling to match, once you had lowered the front suspension, ran 3 of them then graduated to a Clan Crusader with a 998cc sport engine.
I agree about not putting gimmicky stuff on any motor not just tractors. The way some people decorate motors is tragic! My best motor was my Coniston green 2005 Land Rover 90 Td5 pick up. I bought it new and it was a great motor and I have many happy memories of it including some videos on here with it. I sold to my neighbour who messed it up and it's been off the road somewhere for years and years. if I could find it, I would buy it back.
Fantastic explanation at the end I think Harley Davidson and Honda Gold Wing owners should take note. Funny thing I live close to Newark which has the same mathematical equation as your example. Best car I have owned and still own is a 59 edsel mainly because its odd and not many people like them Keep up the good work
My old 300tdi Disco. Bought with blown head gasket. Rebuilt it and she served us well for 200k miles. 325,000 on the clock when it got written off. Hope the Wildtrak does as well. Stay safe.
For getting filters off I always use filter grips, the ones like a big pair of stilson's. Nice and compact for crowded bays. When you do the sump plug up agree short bar if your on that machine next, if not tighten that bugger right up 🤣 teach the twt who slugged it up before you if he's on it after you! Same with high pressure trans filters, only need a tickle and they will work them self tight in 500 hours. Always wipe down your filters as it shows customers where you have been and what they are paying for, good to put branded filters name out too where possible again they can see what they're getting. Best car, got to be my kit car had it since built 20 years ago.
I might get some stick for it but 02 Plate Honda Civic Type R, you can thrash living hell out of it and it just keeps going, it's plenty quick enough yet there is loads of scope for more power, As long as you care for the motor it will just keep giving, currently on 160K miles and never misses a beat.
Mitsubishi pajero had 3 of them granted the first one blew up as timing belt went on a47 . But replaced it with another one on a chain and never had any issues never got stuck . Started first time every time . Pulled a big Ifor Williams well and was comfortable on long trips like down to Dorset steam fair. 7 ;seats with large boot, large towing capacity for age . Was well ahead of its game in the time it was realsed and I think was a massive contender for what was then the old range rover vouge or the p38 . The dihatsu fourtrac was also another brilliant 4x4 with a big towing capacity
A Renault 4 my first farm runabout,had myself and eight potato pickers in it ,had to unload half of them passing the cop shop that evening when loaded for home the wheel rims were on the ground because of the extra weight of the patatos they had nicked what a laugh great car very reliable rust bucket
My best car was a 1992 Honda accord aerodeck 2.2 petrol payed £ 300 .10 years ago not very economical but I don't do a lot of miles. Had to go last year as it was going to cost a bit to much. Still got £600 as a part exchange against a £2000 motor. The tyres on the rear of the Ford 8100 have a unusual tread pattern. Great videos🚜👍
mine was a gray mg zr i put my heart into this car i did the headgasket water pump on the car and it was my daily driver for work untill some scumbag nicked it and i had to walk good video mate a laugh as always hope ur keeping safe
Great vid as always, My current 2012 Toyota hilux had it since it done 20k miles now on 103k not spent a penny on it outher than wiper blades dam hard working truck. Cheers
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‘68 International six-pack 4x4. My Dad and I put a utility bed on it (had to extent the frame) and a five speed box (noisy). Had lots of family and hunting trips in it. It was lost in a forest fire in 2001. Now, I have a Lincoln Mk Lt 2007, great truck!
Ex Post Office Ford Escort 55 Mk4 diesel Van. I bought it off a mate. It hadn’t done many miles when I bought it. Bodywork and engine was excellent. The only thing that caused an issue was one of the core plugs needed replacing. It was the best value transport I’ve ever owned Barr none. Always started. Great on fuel. Never broke down. I wish I still had it.
1976 Holden panel van . Australian ,shagging wagon. Memory's. Love you're work.
That clip at the end with the accessories is the most truthful thing I've ever seen on TH-cam.
Ex army short wheel based air portable s.3 land-rover 1972 if I remember correctly, started in any weather and great in mud or snow, recovered many visitors on off reading. Love your video keep up the good work.
I have an old 86 dodge W150. Best truck I have ever had. I bought it from an old farmer. It was a run around vehicle for a farm. Yeah it smokes a bit, but the engine run strong. Gets me to work everyday. Great vid lord muck.
Good video, watching makes me feel right at home as if I were on the farm. You nearly got me' but you didn't disappoint, " a nice pair of jugs". Keep the videos coming.
I made a video the other day on starting my dexta up for the first time in a while. I then got an ear full by an arm chair mechanic about me using ether. I wouldn't of minded but I only used about 3 bloody squirts 😂 and I only use it the once. I don't use it every time, it was just the first time of the year as its been sat outside for months. All I could think about was your video on ether and it made me chuckle. Thanks for the video. Keep it up. 👍🏻
Top form as always! Favourite wagon I've had was a 13 plate euro 5 DAF CF, as we all know based around the foden alpha so cab was dated but comfortable, spent many weeks away in that over 3 years doing uk and Europe. Never let me down once and pulled like a train with an 8 speed manual.
Great video Lord muck My Dad's 1989 golf Mk2 main Work car never miss a beat, engine never touched , best car he ever owned
just found your site by accident , best one yet brilliant , informative and very funny , keep it going ,
Lord muck, need to add some thanks to a guy making these videos 👍👍 my dad was a R.E.M.E mechanic during the Suez Canal conflict for just over 3 years, returning home he got a job immediately working on agricultural machines for many years, spent so much time repairing combines & tractors. Sadly lost my dad on 8th February 2020 , been difficult but watching your varied videos has helped a lot, I can remember him while I watch & think back on what he liked doing , thankyou 👍👍👍
Working on Scammell Explorers, Austin Champs etc, without the REME the British Army would have ground to a halt.
It was men like your dad that kept the whole thing moving forward and have done until the present day 😎
2001 merc e220d it left with 353000 miles. Never failed to start in 13 years of ownership. Although its sold a few years ago now. Fantastic and funny video btw. Keep up the good work👍
My father's 1983 Datsun urvan 2.3 diesel! That thing was indestructible and really fun to drive! Wet road?? Let the fun begin eheh!! Love your videos!! Greetings from Portugal!
Good stuff Kurt, an 88 MK2 Golf 1.6 d, great little car, solid and just kept running 👍😷
Cracking video again kurt. Fav car was my mk2 focus rs. Always wanted one. So when my boy turned 18. I had one. Had to sell it 2 years later. As my ex decided to go and get up the duff. But I got a gorgeous daughter now though. Best truck I’d say is what I drive now. 620 scania.
Another brilliant video. I did like the concept of "no more than 3" a few people I know that would do well to remember that. The obsession with the add-ons always reminds me of the type of people that buy a used car solely on the basis of what the stereo is like and if the previous Chav owner has basically sprayed it in glue and driven it at speed through Halfords, sticking everything on it that he can! Best car / truck I've had, have to say MK1 Fiesta, first car - so freedom - and never let me down!!
Just came across channel and will subscribe as made me chuckle which isn't easy, keep her lit 👍
Great service technician from the over the pond
2005 Saab 9-3 diesel. Owned it 9 years and never let me down.
Great video as usual! 1998 Discovery 300tdi, completely factory standard except for bfg tyres: went anywhere you pointed it, never got stuck, and for a big old lump it really shifted. Met its maker when a low loader ripped off the drivers side. RIP Disco 😩⚰️
Toyota avensis d4d t3x 2007 it's got 290000 miles and never misses a beat it's never let me down take me to work....also doubles as weekend pleasure vehicle. It's a 2.2 model which is putting out 175 bhp so it's pretty nippy....it might be a old car but it's better and more reliable than most new cars. Love your clips in your videos keep up the good work
Great effort Kurt 👍 humour just gets better an better 😂 best truck was a Ford Ranger that had the Mazda 2.5 12valve engine the torque that thing had was fantastic 💪💪
I'm already laughing at your clips aimed at the stupid. You are such great entertainment in a world filled with negativity. You make us laugh but teach as well, so what you do has so much value. Thank you
Hi Stuart Rance sorry to hear about your Dad my condolences.... as you say the Lord is a good man as is bleeding obvious All the best to you both Muckers
2002 Mitsubishi shogun sport
Owned it for 9 years and never mist a beat ,excellent for towing and quite good off road as it had AT bf goodridges on .
Keep the tractor clean and standard!
Another great vid. Best car 1989 Peugeot 205 diesel. Had over 200000 miles on the clock when I sold it. Every thing I had after it never seemed to cut it. That was until I got my Hilux Invisible last year!!
Another excellent video Mucker! Best car? Rover 220SDi from 1997, best van, 2016 Vauxhall Vivaro BiTurbo, 104k in 25 months, the best thing is that it was so light on its wheels that when presented for MoT it had only 69k on it! Miracle motor.
TIMMY! Great video.My favourite car I had was an E reg 1.4 ford escort that my grandad gave me. 🤗🥰
i just got to say , love your vids , very entertaining , also jus love your sarcastic remarks , think it is funny as hell , brightens up my evening , keep up the good work ,
I had a 1988 1.3 Astra 5 door. Did 20k in a year used to rev it to 7k every gear and it loved it.
Granted it wasn’t fast or luxurious but I’d have it back tomorrow over the 19 plate Golf I now run about in.
You felt so connected to the car not like modern cars that drive for you virtually.
Mine was a new 92 Dodge W150. 300,000 miles and the AC still worked. Never failed me.
My best car was my first when I passed in 91. It was a 1986 1.1L Ford fiesta. Never failed once in the three years I had it. Fitted it with a auto reverse cassette player. Stuck a CB in and a tank wip on the roof.Had more fun in that car than any other car owned
Best car Saab 900 soft top , 115000 miles on the clock never missed a beat , mechanically excellent , body work ran out before engine! Great vid mukka , I see the cat is looking anxious , but then u did put him next to the cream eggs!!
98 300tdi Discovery. Owned from new originally by my Step Dad who passed away 9 years ago now. It has done about 180,000 miles and can sit for 6 months at a time and will start on the button (battery permitting). A little rough around the edges but I don’t care. She is a great truck and still loved by us all.
'89 F250 extra cab long box 4x4. Had a fuel inj 460 with 5 speed. That was a BEAST.
Love your videos mucker always cracks me up 👍
Love the oddball reference me and my dad used to watch Kelly’s heroes all the time and used to quote oddball all the time great vid by the way
Amazing video again from you 👍🏻👍🏻
Great video. Good laugh. My best car was a mk2 RS2000 custom. It was 10 years old and immaculate when I bought it. Loved driving it, putting it through its paces. Regrettably sold it to start my own business. Still miss it 30 years later👎
My 94 Landcruiser 80. VX Limited is the best vehicle I have ever owned. Plus the 80 series is the best 4 x 4 ever made, IMHO. Ran a bunch of them in the middle east and nothing came close, the Nissan Patrol almost got there.
Peugeot 307 hatchback with the 2.0 litre turbo diesel. It was really reliable and pulled like a train. It was also good to work on, and served my family well for many years.
My best car I had was a Subaru pickup👍, it went most places I asked of it, it was easy to work on and very reliable😀
Another great vid the 8100 is looking good
Thanks for another great vid.
First car was a 1971 swb series 2a landrover. Had it for 20 years and I can
count on one hand how many times it let me down. Wish I never sold it now🙁
1983 ford f100 was my favorite truck never ever let me down straight 6 with 3 speed on the column . Hell yes muck on my friends lol 😆
A 98 Isuzu trooper 3.1 diesel in my opinion best little workhorses ever made great off road easy ran and a indestructible engine and would pull a gable end out of a house loved it
Subaru pickup. Ran it for 10 years, never missed a beat, the most reliable vehicle I've ever had. Wish I still had it....
I had a VW amarok midnight blue, the most comfortable vehicle I’ve ever owned which I bought after my land rover got stolen, hopefully it went to a good home but because of my job which I had then been given a company vehicle I had to sell it worst luck. Loving the original look of the 8100 we restore a lot of classic fords at home but you know if it looks good as is we don’t touch it kind of what your going for, keep it Mucky 👍🏻
The best truck I get the pleasure of using is our old yard shunter. A 1997 Foden 4365 4x2 unit, only ever broke down once to my knowledge and that was down to a dodgy tank of red diesel! The caterpillar engine purrs like a cat and its taken the abuse it's given daily without batting an eyelid. I'm planning on getting it back on the road over the next winter if I'm able.
My fav truck was a larda 4 wheel drive it never let me down until my bosses son backed into it with a bloody muck spreader he smashed it up and near rolled it over i really miss my little truck keep up the good work and keep on doing your vlogs
As far as movies , I just finished watching The Greyhound . I recommend it .
As far as vehicles , my Wife drove several Chevy Lumina sedans . We liked them and were happy with them .
God bless
Wyr
"A decent pair of jugs" can't beat them 😆🤣👍
Best vehicle I had was my t reg Ford courier van started without fail on the coldest of mornings and went everywhere in that van. Great vid again mucka very funny
I've always had Commercials...Transits, 01 L200, 1998 1.9 non turbo berlingo in faded red of course...Currently I've a very unassuming peugeot 307 2.0 hdi commercial, gets about 1000km to a tank of diesel, fantastic little van. "The Blue Bullet" as she's known.
But i think my favourite was A 2007 commercial Touareg, 3.0 V6. So comfy, lovely drive, Cracking bit of power.
I bought it cheap off a customer as he was fed up of it, did a little work on it, servicing and other little bits, nothing major. Was great shooting wagon, went everywhere you ever pointed the wheel. Drove it for a year and another man bought it off me just to tow a digger around and I made a lovely profit too, sad too see it go but Was just an enjoyable experience start to finish with it.
Haven't owned one but the best car I've had the pleasure of working on was a Lancia Delta Intergrale, what a piece of engineering.
I had a series 3 lwb Land Rover gentle as you go, practical, simple and fun to drive
Favorite tractors of all time County 1164 followed by 764. Looks even better when fitted with 23.1_26 big meat tyres.
The south park clip after perkins filter🙈🤣🤣🤣 so funny🤣🤣🤣👌
1996 land rover defender 90 300tdi, never let me down, Good work horse,
Strangely a Defender 90 300tdi I bought new in 97. Kept it for seven years and never went near it with a spanner, even the brake pads were original when I sold it with 104k miles on it. My friends uncle bought it off me in Cornwall and he still owns it, reckons it’s the best motor he’s ever owned.!!! 👍
And one of the biggest pieces of shit I owned was a Defender 90 300tdi which I later bought on the strength of my previous one which wasn’t capable of being a stones throw away from the farm it was so unreliable!!!! Should have known with the wound up fuel pump and big bore exhaust, giant tyres and lift suspension. Maintained by a chimp.
Land Rover discovery 1 with a 300tdi I’ve had her for 12 years now and I love her
Brill engine but ours rotted around it😱
Thank you I love your video they make me smile 😀
My favorite was a 84 Dodge Ram 1/2 ton. It had the slant 6, loved oil and gas, had no compression and no power. But I was still driving it in 2013. It had character!
Great vid dude keep up the great work! My best car was a 55 plate Renault laguna went every where through the woods and also not once got stuck in the snow or mud
I love your videos, I don’t know where you find the time because it seems you’re always working on something to even watch the little clips that you add in to your show lol😊
An old Ford Ranger, dad had, was bit rusty and old never had an issue did the job getting wheat for pheasant feeders or to the village shop!
most entertaining oil change I've seen in a while!
My first car a corsa c 1.3 in black still got her and love it to pieces
I don't actually have a vehicle but I love my dads Ford falcon xy ute, keep up the great videos mucky👍🏼
Its got to be my old MK3 escort 1.6. It might have been a ford but it got me to where i wanted to go.. Oh in your vid when you said ( we got a squirter ) i was waiting for a different picture to pop up if you know what i mean LOL.. Great vid as always Kurt.
Well my favorite truck would have to the one I own now. It’s a 1998 Ram 3500 with a 12V Cummins and a 5 speed. Just loads of power and fun to drive!!
White Peugeot 405mi16, more lays than I can remember!!!!! Brilliant car wish I had one now!!!
People rip them alot.. but all depend on how they're looked after... it would have to be my run about W-Reg Disco 2 Td5 98,000 miles from new. Not even run in yet:) Stole it for £750 of an old friend that had it 10years.. and shes all in good condition in good order. last of the best if you ask me. A scooby of the diesel sounding world.. that grunty straight 5 grumble. Sweet. :) will go anywhere and never misses a beat!! But shes well maintained.. keep it up Mucka.. you always have me in stitches with ya creative banter.. top man !! :) P.s I've got a nice pair of jugs too (and at work) 😂
My best car is a '01 Toyota Land Cruiser K95 with D4D engine. Have never had any mishaps with it. A little bit rust but everything works. Doing a lot of heavy trailer towing and farm use with it. Incredibly good offroad and snow capability!
My little VW polo estate was my favourite car. 1.9 sdi with 64 German ponies under the bonnet. Never let me down though 👌
Best car. I've had two. Subaru Legacy. Brilliant fun and faultlesslelly reliable and even the missus loved it. The other one is my Defender 90 300tdi. Taught me how to become a mechanic and given me the confidence to have projects. I've since rebuilt a Series Land Rover V8 conversion and I'm about to put a Cummins in a 110 with no previous mechanical knowledge at all.
land rover .. teaching owners how to be mechanics for 60+ years
You are not wrong. I wouldn't want to be paying a garage for all the maintenance!
Brilliant stuff, interesting vid 👏 Discovery 4...enough said. Take care all👍
94 Ford ranger with a 2.3 4 cylinder, 5 speed. It was as basic as they come. It has about 500,000 miles on it only ever had to change the clutch, and master/slave cylinder. It still runs but only has about 50 lbs of compression. Stay safe man!
My best car was a Ford Capri mk1 3ltr GXL 1973 manual with the twin headlamps. The reason why, it was quick and great to drive having the rear wheel drive back in 1986 and not as many cars on the road so you could thrash it. Cheers Lord.
Lovely car.
1955 international harvester truck great fun that was as a child.
'98 Vauxhall Vectra 2ltr, had it 11 years and only 3 minor breakdowns. Did about 70k in it all over the country. Had to get rid earlier this year because of tin worm, but it's gone to a technical college as a training vehicle, so it'll live another life yet.
Hi Loved the calculations on the board def summed it up lol
My first car in 1970,a 1965 Singer Chamois(Hillman Imp), the all aluminium 875cc single over head cam engine with10.5:1 compression ratio made the Mini with its iron push rod engine look antique. OK 42BHP at 5krpm was not a lot, but it would rev. to 7.5k all day every day, and handling to match, once you had lowered the front suspension, ran 3 of them then graduated to a Clan Crusader with a 998cc sport engine.
I agree about not putting gimmicky stuff on any motor not just tractors. The way some people decorate motors is tragic! My best motor was my Coniston green 2005 Land Rover 90 Td5 pick up. I bought it new and it was a great motor and I have many happy memories of it including some videos on here with it. I sold to my neighbour who messed it up and it's been off the road somewhere for years and years. if I could find it, I would buy it back.
Fantastic explanation at the end I think Harley Davidson and Honda Gold Wing owners should take note.
Funny thing I live close to Newark which has the same mathematical equation as your example.
Best car I have owned and still own is a 59 edsel mainly because its odd and not many people like them
Keep up the good work
92 Ford Taurus. Never had an issue with it after buying it second hand. Then my brother tested it against the back of a FedEx truck. RIP Blue Bomber.
2005 freelander td4. Still have it now, it’s so reliable, good on fuel and cheap to fix.
My old 300tdi Disco. Bought with blown head gasket. Rebuilt it and she served us well for 200k miles. 325,000 on the clock when it got written off. Hope the Wildtrak does as well. Stay safe.
For getting filters off I always use filter grips, the ones like a big pair of stilson's. Nice and compact for crowded bays. When you do the sump plug up agree short bar if your on that machine next, if not tighten that bugger right up 🤣 teach the twt who slugged it up before you if he's on it after you! Same with high pressure trans filters, only need a tickle and they will work them self tight in 500 hours. Always wipe down your filters as it shows customers where you have been and what they are paying for, good to put branded filters name out too where possible again they can see what they're getting. Best car, got to be my kit car had it since built 20 years ago.
I might get some stick for it but 02 Plate Honda Civic Type R, you can thrash living hell out of it and it just keeps going, it's plenty quick enough yet there is loads of scope for more power, As long as you care for the motor it will just keep giving, currently on 160K miles and never misses a beat.
Mitsubishi pajero had 3 of them granted the first one blew up as timing belt went on a47 . But replaced it with another one on a chain and never had any issues never got stuck . Started first time every time . Pulled a big Ifor Williams well and was comfortable on long trips like down to Dorset steam fair. 7 ;seats with large boot, large towing capacity for age . Was well ahead of its game in the time it was realsed and I think was a massive contender for what was then the old range rover vouge or the p38 . The dihatsu fourtrac was also another brilliant 4x4 with a big towing capacity
A Renault 4 my first farm runabout,had myself and eight potato pickers in it ,had to unload half of them passing the cop shop that evening when loaded for home the wheel rims were on the ground because of the extra weight of the patatos they had nicked what a laugh great car very reliable rust bucket
Not a car or truck but best thing iv ever owned was a massey Ferguson 35 3 cylinder. Fires straight up everytime. Never let my down super reliable. 👍👍
My best car was a 1992 Honda accord aerodeck 2.2 petrol payed £ 300 .10 years ago not very economical but I don't do a lot of miles. Had to go last year as it was going to cost a bit to much. Still got £600 as a part exchange against a £2000 motor. The tyres on the rear of the Ford 8100 have a unusual tread pattern. Great videos🚜👍
American pattern Goodyears. Fucking awful on the road.
and my best truck that i wish i never sold was my bedford tk with the bedford 550 lump in it, loved it went everywhere and anywhere
mine was a gray mg zr i put my heart into this car i did the headgasket water pump on the car and it was my daily driver for work untill some scumbag nicked it and i had to walk good video mate a laugh as always hope ur keeping safe
Great vid as always, My current 2012 Toyota hilux had it since it done 20k miles now on 103k not spent a penny on it outher than wiper blades dam hard working truck. Cheers
Another great tech vid..and love ya jugs 😉👍🏻
I had a Datsun 100a with town and country tyres on, and she would go anywhere. She was easy to work on, and wish I still had it
Great video👍🏻 old Land Rover 90 and hybrid because it always starts and so reliable 🚜🚗