- Location
- Sorn Ayrshire
Just got a 2 way diverter valve on the tip pipe, the trailer brakes are fierce to the extent that the tractor brakes are not needed.
Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
- Start date
- Location
- East Ayrshire
If you turned left when you left the yard you'd definitely need brakes of some sort. Not sure that yoke would fit over the brig mind.
- Location
- Sorn Ayrshire
The brig is getting into a mess with careless drivers we dont use it with tractors nowadays it saves us getting the blame for it.
- Location
- 200 miles N,NW of New York
Trailer brakes working off a Massey Ferguson 100 series is easily over come if it has Pressure control,
All you need do is fit a stronger return spring on the brake arm on the trailer, enough to hold the brakes off when pressure control lever is at the bottom,
This will hold the arms on tractor up at the top all the time, to apply the brakes just move the lever up, the more you move the lever to more it brakes as oil pressure increases, drop lever to bottom to let brakes off, works better than a trailer brake valve,
I did this on a 135 when touring the England countries in 2018, worked a treat
All you need do is fit a stronger return spring on the brake arm on the trailer, enough to hold the brakes off when pressure control lever is at the bottom,
This will hold the arms on tractor up at the top all the time, to apply the brakes just move the lever up, the more you move the lever to more it brakes as oil pressure increases, drop lever to bottom to let brakes off, works better than a trailer brake valve,
I did this on a 135 when touring the England countries in 2018, worked a treat
That's the way you want it !
- Location
- our house, Norn Iron
Past while
- Location
- our house, Norn Iron
forgot this one
76masseyman
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- Location
- Lincolncestershire
Lovely little tractor that, and perfect for that job. Don’t forget the ear plugs !!
Just brushing the clamp up ready for 1st cut hopefully in the next few weeks.
- Location
- Moreton-in-Marsh, Glos
Good friend and farmer/contractor/parts supplier Tim Ingles let me photo this one of his:
Marshall 100
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Whst is a small holder. fergy 35 copy worth . Immaculate. Done 600 hrs. Chap wants to sell it
What’s up with cyclone , Have got the bug again . Trying to find one . And convert to continental webs ,
Got the big yan ready , for a bit of wild bird areas action , fert spreading .
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- Location
- East Essexshire
Is it someone you know/trust?
Only our village playing field's SmallHolder was nicked two or three weeks ago, a very smart looking one.
- Location
- Larne, Northern Ireland
Picked up a set of 6 stud 30inch rims for the 4100, just need some 16.9s now.
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- Location
- East Essexshire
I should have put some pictures on TFF when it went.
They seem good little tractors, but this one had never seen any real work, I don't know about your one, but it looks like it's done more than pull a set of gang mowers occasionally, and drove the village fete parade!!