Thread: A muster of Ferguson Tractors

Originally Posted by juddy

Gill hates you.......

We can take part in next years event and let Jill drive it in the parade

Waiting for the starter motor to come back from repairers, amazingly you can get nearly everything new for these tractors. Seems the wheel nuts are the same as land rovers too

Originally Posted by juddy

Gill hates you.......

Now thats not nice





But you are proably right

Mrs hh

Originally Posted by jerryd

Look what I just got came with five attachments too

Hi Jerry

That would be a 23 horse power TE20 petrol, is that oil on the rim of the rear wheel? if so the rear wheel bearing, oil seal will need replacing.
You probably know already, but the parts for these little tractors are cheap as.
Sparco, Bareco and Bepco, are your starting points for supply.

Are you going to return it to it's original configuration and put the 6volt electrics back in?
The other thing I would do, is fit foot plates on, as it simply makes driving a lot more safer and more comfortable.

What are the implements that came with the tractor?
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Fergy owners seem just like old LR owners in many ways...

That could be why I have both. Thanks for the pics there great.
Dave

Originally Posted by sdt463

Fergy owners seem just like old LR owners in many ways...

That could be why I have both. Thanks for the pics there great.
Dave

I agree, great pics and I also have both.
landychris

Originally Posted by wrinklearthur

Hi Jerry

That would be a 23 horse power TE20 petrol, is that oil on the rim of the rear wheel? if so the rear wheel bearing, oil seal will need replacing.
You probably know already, but the parts for these little tractors are cheap as.
Sparco, Bareco and Bepco, are your starting points for supply.

Are you going to return it to it's original configuration and put the 6volt electrics back in?
The other thing I would do, is fit foot plates on, as it simply makes driving a lot more safer and more comfortable.

What are the implements that came with the tractor?
.

Hi Arthur,
The tractor hadn't moved for two years and when we towed it oil did come out from the r/hand seal However it seemed to have stopped when we unloaded it from the truck. All the oils in it are new and luckily nothing was seized, hoping to get it going next week when the starter motor arrives back

I'll leave it as 12 volt as it has new alternator fitted, it has a plough attachment, an auger, a slasher, a rear crane and a bucket. Unfortunately the petrol tank got thrown out so will have to replace it. I'll get some of those foot plates fitted too. I purchased it for my eldest lad as he showed quite an interest in it, hopefully he'll keep it up.

The rear tyres are past their best and will need to be replaced, the other tractor that was with it had four new tyres on it but was sold before I could swap the wheels over

I've got one too & still use it on the farm

Gary

Originally Posted by The ho har's

and Bendemeer is the place for series land rovers as well

Mrs hh

THE LAND ROVER ON A POLE, A SERIES 1... I'D LIKE IT!

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half way down the page (land rover on a pole)


( <<edit>> --Looking at this I got the wrong end of the stick and obviously I thought you meant the landy on the pole...sorry!)