masseybreaker
Member
- Location
- wakefield
and thats the big daddy fendt not a little pissy 9 series !!!!
Wreckers!!
- Thread starter Kevtherev
- Start date
- Location
- East yorks
Bet that public liability claim will have a few 000's on the end
- Location
- Betwixt York, Goole and Pocklington
interesting top link removal ?
newhollandcruzr
Member
- Location
- N Devon
- Location
- South Molton
So If the top link and arms are under load and the tractor is unable to start what other options are there? Crane?
- Location
- North Devon
Far more likely that they weren’t insured to operate the tractor or given that it’s a fendt, didn’t have time to figure out how to start and operate it.
michael N123
Member
I once considered doing that to my valtra toplink
It blew a main oil pipe of with the plow on and shut everything down so nothing worked and the oil fill place on a valtra is behind the toplink thankfully managed to get the skidsteer behind the plow to lift it to get pressure of the toplink but nearly didn’t
- Location
- South Molton
Oil fill is through the filters.
michael N123
Member
- Location
- South Molton
My dealer fills through filters.
I was told to do same. Must be a reason?
Looks like 2100s to me 80x70
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Changing his trousers
Trying to stop the train by waving his flat cap at it...
the american yachtsmen use a similar method to get under low bridges with a tall mast.
that lorry driver probaly did not make allowance for the heavy bales on the top row
masseybreaker
Member
- Location
- wakefield
story is it had been parked up at night and somehow ended up on track i think there will be a investigation how it moved on its own ?
masseybreaker
Member
- Location
- wakefield
i know what you are saying brisel but i dont think the tractor will lie when they get agco to plug in and see what it did . the tractor is fully rtk etc i know the tractor its about 4 miles from me
- Location
- Huntingdon, UK
There is no mention of driver in any of the news stories I saw so think that could have happened.
How are Fendts braked? If the tanker had an air leak then it’s brakes could have released.
Lack of driver would also explain why it was cut and not just driven off.
Pheasant Surprise
Member
- Location
- Woodbridge, Suffolk
Up to the 1000 series they are pneumatic to hold the brakes off. Air leaks wont matter