Renault Tractors
- Thread starter Vizslaman
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Havent got a clue without knowing, which engine MWM, johndeere? which model ares, temis,how many hours has it done, is it full powershift in which case it is scrap value, or quadshift,
multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
I know somebody who breaks them. Would think he would have an engine. I will find his phone number
Weasel
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- Location
- in the hills
If it's a 54 series take it, especially a 106-54, it was a rocket
Thick Farmer
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- Location
- West Wales
He's still got my Renault on his yard waiting for gearbox surgery...
multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
if you have a bit of time n the skill that would make a nice enough tractor
IH 684
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- Location
- durham dales/cumbria border
I can never understand why people let tractors get in that state, the only thing I can think of is that they have far too much money or little understanding of finances
Mursal
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Keep it full of water add radweld if you think its worth it, to see what the rest is like, just don't let it run low.
You will probably have to give something for it, so that if it works out for you, its your tractor, not his?
If it starts and drives take it with you, if not no harm done, leave it where it is ..............
The cost of those projects can add up .........
You will probably have to give something for it, so that if it works out for you, its your tractor, not his?
If it starts and drives take it with you, if not no harm done, leave it where it is ..............
The cost of those projects can add up .........
manfromhill
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It's in better knick than the stuff for auction in the farmers weekly I don't know how they identified half of it
Going to charge the battery (it is in the barn) pressure wash the block to get rid of all the crud and then try starting it.
Depending on if it starts and how bad the leak is I will make a decision.
Looking on the internet depending on condition I see they sell from around £6,500.00 to £13,500.00 depending on condition
Previously I have only split a Fordson Super Major so a 4wd is totally new ground.
Is there anything in particular I need to be aware of. I have plenty of jacks,stands and a gantry
Depending on if it starts and how bad the leak is I will make a decision.
Looking on the internet depending on condition I see they sell from around £6,500.00 to £13,500.00 depending on condition
Previously I have only split a Fordson Super Major so a 4wd is totally new ground.
Is there anything in particular I need to be aware of. I have plenty of jacks,stands and a gantry
multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
they are a fairly simple tractor so shouldnt be too much problem to work on, some of them were prone to wear on front axle pivot? resulting in chewed splines on propshaft
multi power
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- Location
- pembrokeshire
reversable plough ? i seen the same happen a brand new ford 7910
Mursal
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Would you not try welding the block first, see how that goes, before you start splitting it?
Do you know anyone with a welder, or do you weld? As you probably know, cast is slightly more difficult than mild steel.
Should be nearly as easy as the Major, if you have to split it ................
Do you know anyone with a welder, or do you weld? As you probably know, cast is slightly more difficult than mild steel.
Should be nearly as easy as the Major, if you have to split it ................
Hookwood
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- Location
- Ruinerwold, The Netherlands
That is not a 54 series but 14 series tractor. The MWM engine is the same Fendt used in their tractors.
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
its a 103.14 TX, just a 30k box, it is a MWM engine, and when running and tidyed up, it will be worth the bottom end of your scale, about 6k on a good day