A muster of Ferguson Tractors

Well this seem fitting as well

http://www.wholegamut.com/files/Fergie-Tractor.mp3


Martyn

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Originally Posted by 460cixy

Great little machines fantastic where I was born we had one on a pole.anyone guess where that was?

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Great little park too. When we were there last there wasn't quite as much water running down either of the rivers as there is today.
Regards
Glen

before the pad got put in we fed out round bale silage and the fendt computers messing around as usual so job left up too old fergie. just had to drive up hill backwards if you wanted to be able to steer. coming down hill real slow if you hit decent bump she'd pull wheelies as well. nearly cleaned up a lot of fences

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Originally Posted by 87County

Deni - (I used to work there in the late 1960s) (but it wasn't on the pole then)

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Deni, Has a WB Holden ute on a pole.
I don't recall ever seeing a fergie there?

A machinery wrecking yard in Helidon has both a Fergie and a series one on poles.:)

Cheers, Mick.

A drop of petrol, a charged battery and a tow down the drive saw the old fergie burst into life yesterday :eek: I was quite amazed !!

Apart from a stiff throttle rod everything was fine, "looks like the dormobile is going to be thrown out of the garage for a while" said number one son.

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Originally Posted by jerryd

A drop of petrol, a charged battery and a tow down the drive saw the old fergie burst into life yesterday :eek: I was quite amazed !!

Apart from a stiff throttle rod everything was fine, "looks like the dormobile is going to be thrown out of the garage for a while" said number one son.

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You're a bit soft Jerry, there should be a crank handle strapped to the transmission. (or a snake killer as my dad used to call them).

Cheers, Mick.