Classics Earning their keep.

[DevonianRedneck]

Lovely In very good shape, have you had her long?

About 5 years now....only bought it because it was too cheap not to buy, it photographs better than it looks in person though.....pretty sure it was painted by a blind man with a broom

 

[box]

About 5 years now....only bought it because it was too cheap not to buy, it photographs better than it looks in person though.....pretty sure it was painted by a blind man with a broom

A 10 ft 20ft paint job is better than no paint at all!

 

[Gerbert]

Last time silage with the 6610 and 6910. The 6610 will be leaving soon

 

[betweenthelines]

Got to say it again-very impressed with freestanding (no walls) silage clamp.

 

[Martyn]

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Last time silage with the 6610 and 6910. The 6610 will be leaving soon

Where are the tractors heading? We imported a 6610 a few years ago from your area.

 

[Gerbert]

I sold the 6610 to the dealer. The 6910 will only go when someone offers ridiculous money.

 

[Fendt516profi]

I sold the 6610 to the dealer. The 6910 will only go when someone offers ridiculous money.

£5.99

 

[Gerbert]

I guess I should be more specific.

 

[Tomr10]

I guess I should be more specific.

€7.05

 

[Martyn]

I sold the 6610 to the dealer. The 6910 will only go when someone offers ridiculous money.

What's the replacement? What hours is on your 6610?

 

[Gerbert]

9380 hours if I remember correctly.
The 6910 will replace it pretty much and I bought a 6930 to replace the 6910.

 

[DevonianRedneck]

Clearing some brash this afternoon

1969 jonsered chainsaw, the 272 and a rather bodged together linkbox

 

[Romeogolf]

Went to see a good friend in his 7810 turning things brown this evening….if only a picture captured the sound it makes!

 

[Lakes Nash]

885XL on the topper, does a good job!

 

[X344chap]

Clearing some brash this afternoon

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Yours is in better shape than mine - this is this years winter project. Advertised as runs and drives - head gasket blown, brakes inop and clutch seized. Online auction - bought unseen. I do like a challenge though and the price was about right.

 

[Mur Huwcun]

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Yours is in better shape than mine - this is this years winter project. Advertised as runs and drives - head gasket blown, brakes inop and clutch seized. Online auction - bought unseen. I do like a challenge though and the price was about right.

Never seen a Leyland any other way…….

 

[wdah/him]

Never seen a Leyland any other way…….

most honest description i heard of leyland brakes was as good as the day they left the factory

 

[Mur Huwcun]

most honest description i heard of leyland brakes was as good as the day they left the factory

Roughly translated to may brake on the left, may brake on the right but may even brake with both wheels locked up….

 

[DevonianRedneck]

Only tractor you drive on the road with the independent s unlocked, to counter which one decides to work first

 

[X344chap]

Only tractor you drive on the road with the independent s unlocked, to counter which one decides to work first

You need to follow the excellent article on the Leyland forum on how to adjust and fix them so they apply gradually and evenly. This is my first foray into the hydraulic actuated brakes though. I only want to fix the brakes so i can jack it up , run the wheels and slam the brakes on with the clutch in to see if it will free up. Current money is on having to remove the steering column and open her up though.....