- Location
- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Tight frost over Shan's tonight 
Classics Earning their keep.
- Thread starter Tha Ulsterscot
- Start date
- Location
- Larne, Northern Ireland
We are the far side of it up the starbog, we are up boggier side 
The 4600 putting a shift in with the loader last week while my other tractor was broken again. Would have been f**ked without it!
Has she 16.9 34s on?!
16.9 yes but I think they might be a bit smaller than 34s. I'm not sure tbh ive never had reason to checkHas she 16.9 34s on?!
our case is on 34s and im sure they are bigger than whats on this. It does have wheel weights from a fordson e27n though
Zebbedee
Member
- Location
- Scotland in the best bit
Locks a fairly wholesome tractor, 
- Location
- Larne, Northern Ireland
Look like 16.9x30s to me. Lovely tractor
I think you might be right.
It was in pieces a few days before
It needed a new head gasket. It was blowing a bit into the water but it wasn't bad. When we were taking it off 2 of the headbolts weren't as tight as the rest and it was blowing past there so it must have been enough. Goes well
alomy75
Member
Autotrac ready! I like how the bracket is Ford blue; are you going to paint the dome too?!
- Location
- Ballyclare Northern Ireland
Do you ever sell any?
JLTate
Member
emmm, a few to stop the guys in white vans and suits coming to the door.
But I try to keep as many as I can!
Happy hillbily
Member
- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
Winter has arrived
sticky
Member
- Location
- Near Stratford upon Avon
Are you doing that for the council or to get the milk tanker in your yard?
Happy hillbily
Member
- Location
- Uwchaled, North Wales
Don't see the council plough till late morning, so If I can clear the snow before any traffic, makes it much easier getting the tanker up to the farm, your not having to deal with a couple of inches of hard packed snow/ice.
I then shovel salt from the roadside salt bins into the sides of the bucket on the loadall. I then drive down the road sprinkling salt in two tracks which does a much better job than the normal towable gritters the local contractors use. I'm surprised no one has invented a gritter for the back roads that just places salt in two strips at the shoulders of the road. Not many 3 wheelers about these days to have the need to keep the middle clear of snow.
Cab-over Pete
Member
- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
Thats the thing with these old girls, they just keep doing a bit and keeping everything ticking over. No fuss required.
Cab-over Pete
Member
- Location
- Kenilworth, Warwickshire
I would love one of those.
diggerjones
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- Location
- South cheshire, audlem
If i bought that it would have stop like that. Cool