fiat winner

[derek]

Having just acquired a fiat 115 winner. I am needing some parts , first question is does anyone know of a breaker . and is there a ford tractor range that used similar parts I am needing a top link casting and some drop arms and levelling box ,thanks

 

[Thomas5060]

Having just acquired a fiat 115 winner. I am needing some parts , first question is does anyone know of a breaker . and is there a ford tractor range that used similar parts I am needing a top link casting and some drop arms and levelling box ,thanks

MDE agri
Ohara tractor breakers

 

[agrimax]

The smaller TMs or 60 series would have the same top link casting (PTO housing). Might have the same drop arms..... They are basically blue Fiats after all......

 

[derek]

thank you

 

[6480]

Having just acquired a fiat 115 winner. I am needing some parts , first question is does anyone know of a breaker . and is there a ford tractor range that used similar parts I am needing a top link casting and some drop arms and levelling box ,thanks

John conaty . U can find him online . Think he is under slyan tractor spares

 

[agrimax]

https://www.johnconaty.com/
Used to be Sylvan Tractor Spares. Just known as John Conaty now.

 

[Marshall 100]

The smaller TMs or 60 series would have the same top link casting (PTO housing). Might have the same drop arms..... They are basically blue Fiats after all......

Dont call New Holland as a blue Fiat. I used to work for local NH dealer around 10-years ago and was laughing when customers were happily driving away with their new "Ford" tractors. Even horrible 100% Fiat based TD80D`s was called as Ford by some customers who still believed that Ford tractor is alive

 

[Richard Devon]

Dont call New Holland as a blue Fiat. I used to work for local NH dealer around 10-years ago and was laughing when customers were happily driving away with their new "Ford" tractors. Even horrible 100% Fiat based TD80D`s was called as Ford by some customers who still believed that Ford tractor is alive

And they were based on the economy -66 series, not even a proven -90 range

 

[Thomas5060]

And they were based on the economy -66 series, not even a proven -90 range

Horrible Turkish built things

 

[Cab-over Pete]

Having just acquired a fiat 115 winner. I am needing some parts , first question is does anyone know of a breaker . and is there a ford tractor range that used similar parts I am needing a top link casting and some drop arms and levelling box ,thanks

I think New Holland built a TM Classic range (maybe a 115 and 125) around 2000-2002. I think they were basically a Fiat Winner

 

[Thomas5060]

I think New Holland built a TM Classic range (maybe a 115 and 125) around 2000-2002. I think they were basically a Fiat Winner

Have seen a few TM120-140 classics aswell

 

[Boohoo]

I think New Holland built a TM Classic range (maybe a 115 and 125) around 2000-2002. I think they were basically a Fiat Winner

There was the terracotta coloured M series before the TMs which although weren't called classic, could certainly be got in poverty spec

 

[oil barron]

The smaller TMs or 60 series would have the same top link casting (PTO housing). Might have the same drop arms..... They are basically blue Fiats after all......

With a ford engine, ford cab, ford electric lift and assembled in the ford factory

 

[agrimax]

Was thinking more of the rear ends being Fiat,they might be the same as the Winner series...

 

[michael N123]

The TM classics had the same rear ends

 

[michael N123]

Dont call New Holland as a blue Fiat. I used to work for local NH dealer around 10-years ago and was laughing when customers were happily driving away with their new "Ford" tractors. Even horrible 100% Fiat based TD80D`s was called as Ford by some customers who still believed that Ford tractor is alive

Our 5050 has the same cab layout and controls as a old fiat

This made me laugh still the old Fiat emblem on the bonnet and a fiat power engine
But it’s a silver Jubilee ya no

 

[johnboy 4610]

Think the silver tractor was to auction off for charity. Something to do with Platts Harris celebrating 100 years in business but i could be wrong

 

[glasshouse]

The TM classics had the same rear ends

they were shyte

 

[glasshouse]

There was the terracotta coloured M series before the TMs which although weren't called classic, could certainly be got in poverty spec

its not poverty spec, its careful with cash spec!

 

[glasshouse]

the tm 120 classic couldnt lift much at all