Netherfield
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I hired one of these for a week hauling silage, it had a 4WD front axle but not connected to the gearbox, did about 30mph.
It waswhen i first saw the pictures i thought it was @Thick Farmer 's
so whats wrong with the engine thought his one was a good runnerIt was
Don't know, I'm not getting involvedso whats wrong with the engine thought his one was a good runner
Don't know, I'm not getting involved
Don't think it's too sinister,reading the posts,engine bit smokey that's all.
@roscoe erf it's a good engine, just happens not to be the 'right' engine, about 20hp down on original spec, but by the looks of the smoke when I blip the throttle it's had 'le spanner magique' on the pump.Don't think it's too sinister,reading the posts,engine bit smokey that's all.
i see your a perfectionist then as in want it original@roscoe erf it's a good engine, just happens not to be the 'right' engine, about 20hp down on original spec, but by the looks of the smoke when I blip the throttle it's had 'le spanner magique' on the pump.
well it is a ford comes as standardDon't think it's too sinister,reading the posts,engine bit smokey that's all.
This is a bit extra than standard.well it is a ford comes as standard
No smoke, no poke as they say.This is a bit extra than standard.
I'm told it needs a clutch, so if I'm splitting it anyway.......why not look around?
But it won't be originalThat isn't smokey, it clears when you take your foot off the warp pedal!Would a 40 series engine fit straight in?
Exactly.
Same as my 4630.
Built for French market but sold in this country for some reason.
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Yes it is a good read for any ford man.
I'm not a Ford man but have that book,your right it is a good read.
That, and the fact that Del Boy had been round the village with some knock-off fleece jackets, and there were half a dozen villagers wearing the same coat on Boxing DayI'd like to add I don't have any David Brown books I did once get the Massey Ferguson tractor story on VHS off @Flossie it was a source of great amusement in the pub that Christmas.