Recent content by jf850

It was only for 1 day... until I got a new one . Had a lad driving it for 2 days , he is nearer 30 stone than 20 , pulled himself up using the steering wheel . And bonus points for using empty dairy detergent buckets to carry meal in the cab..

Possibly take your rollers out , and get them redone in a lathe , and cut new tracks , the crossways at an angle tracks across the rollers . A relative had a 5 " Fraser with the rollers machined smooth and new tracks . It was fantastic to put barley through it . Very small outlay , try it first ?

Advertise it , try sell it. It will be never fit to lift more than maybe 750 kg , and take a lot of butchering to fit forks onto it. Buy an ex industrial forklift mast with forks already fitted. Put 3 point linkage attachment points on it .

Lemke or Rabe ?

MF 30 grain drills .

Are you sure about that ? The purple is definitely the feed . The return is normally the pipe with the 90 turn downward , in front of cross shaft . Just to the right hand side of your yellow circle . The pipe that you have circled , is a tipper pipe , which works when lift arms reach their...

I had one the exact same for 17 yrs , and it was a teenager when I bought it . It did a lot of work , for very small money . Had the heart of a lion . Brakes were so so , but no worse than round axle MF.

Euro on MF 50 A

To go on a Zetor hook , so you can lift the drawbar , like you can the puh .

All Ford 600 series had an alternator , and that would include the 4100 in the same range. There is a Fieco cabbed 5600 here , since new on the 26th of February 1976 , it cost £4100 , with power steering , dual power , but no puh. And a long dead uncle bought a new Fieco cabbed 4100 on the same...

I have no idea of what make or model that machine is , But , there was in a yard 7 or 800 yards from here for 35 years . It went for scrap when scrap was making good money , back a dozen odd yrs ago . It was bought by the long dead owner , because it was cheap , in the mid 1970s . It wasn't...

Dry electric fence batteries are 9 v , come charged , and have a working life of a couple or 3 months , and then you dispose of them . For use with a 9 v battery fencer . You can also get 12 v battery fencers , of several different makes . You can use a tractor or car battery on these type. I...

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