Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
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- Location
- Darlington
DeeGee
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- Location
- North East Wales
Winter barley sowing a few weeks ago.
Mrs S following me about with a cambridge roller.
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Makes a change from her following you about with a rolling pin.
Magnum Man
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- Location
- Norfolk/Suffolk border, UK
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Magnum Man
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- Location
- Norfolk/Suffolk border, UK
MF 500 series fleet still in use on south Norfolk pig farm I do some work with. A brace of 575s and a 590.
Greenbeast
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- Location
- East Sussex
Got the old nissan doing a couple of hours work digging cow muck this afternoon. With a repaired idler, new (second hand) track and all brand new rollers, she is running sweet. Engine starts and runs perfectly and she's even running cooler than before (was overheating). The light was failing so the pic is a bit dim.
Greenbeast
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- Location
- East Sussex
The old zetor is enjoying the rad flush and new coolant...
Marshall 100
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Clearing snow today
Greenbeast
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- Location
- East Sussex
Just saying, a mate had an Alfa Romeo (166) and to get the gauges to work at all, you had to flick the gauge glass with your finger?
So it might be worth a tap ...........
Maybe the stat is stuck open but the gauge seems to be working
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Mursal
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No I'm sure its fine, I was only joking ...............
Probably wont go any higher unless working hard on a hot day.
Good repair on the bottom of the rad .............
They can be hard to seal without causing more issues with overheating good solder joints.
Apologies for the strange sense of homour
Probably wont go any higher unless working hard on a hot day.
Good repair on the bottom of the rad .............
They can be hard to seal without causing more issues with overheating good solder joints.
Apologies for the strange sense of homour
Greenbeast
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- Location
- East Sussex
That's alright, you might have been right!
Time will tell whether the fix holds, think i got good join, with decent surface area
Time will tell whether the fix holds, think i got good join, with decent surface area
@FonterraFarmer put up a picture of your ford with the baler. Be a while till we see something like that on this side of the world now we are in the middle of winter
Tomtrac
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- Location
- Penrith cumbria
Nice tractor we ran a 804 but it took keeping cool on mower or choper
Had a look on your profile but you hadnt it on
So just wondered wher are you at with the snow
FonterraFarmer
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- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
@FonterraFarmer put up a picture of your ford with the baler. Be a while till we see something like that on this side of the world now we are in the middle of winter
Marshall 100
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Tomtrac, im located in Finland and no trouble with cooling at this moment. Outside temperature is -12 celsius now.
- Location
- Norfolk
FonterraFarmer
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- Location
- Waikato, New Zealand
No, 440, new on farm in the mid 70's , makes really nice square bales weighing 25-30kg+ ,have second 440 for parts and ex contractors 47 (not B47) that should be restored.IH B47 baler ? many good