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@@kymvalleygardensdesign5350 yes I managed to find one by the end. Sold her last year sadly would love to get one back tho

Oh no, had mine for 12 years absolutely love it but sadly I too have to sell mine with a very heavy heart

@@robo919 I go to sales and the odd time end up with a tractor but I normally find them on Facebook or eBay. On Facebook If you go on a leyland group sometimes you see people looking or selling them that’s how I found this late leyland. The 472 was from a sale but I found it on Facebook.

@@robo919 yea ofc! When I took this video she was planting pumpkins 😂. Thanks for the comment

@thomasproudfarmlife3045 No problem, I'm just a huge Leyland/Marshall tractor fan. We've got a Leyland 285 in immaculate original condition. No dents, and everything works fine. Engine, gearbox, hydraulics

@@robo919 I’d love a 6 cylinder leyland like a 285! I’ve also bought a late leyland which is an 802 so it’s just before they switched to the Marshall name so it’s yellow! I’ll do a video on it soon!

@@thomasproudfarmlife3045 That would be awesome to see!

Yea tried to post a few videos but RUclips keep on taking them down for child safety! Thanks for the comment again she is nice hoping to get the 1212 like that one day

I'm pretty sure what you tried to post is far better than the rubbish that gets allowed. Personally I'd cover the 1212 in a oily rag it looks cracking like it is

@@jonperry4657 thanks. I agree with what you’re saying how some things get allowed but not this is beyond me! I know what you’re saying about the 1212 it’s just that It’s been brush painted not very well on the bonnet but we will see. Trying to get that ford 5610 looking good first.

It’ll would’ve had 72hp

It was built in 1979. I’m not sure what company built it. Will it have the name of it on the axle?

Carraro built the front axle usually. They are an Italian company. They also supplied units for ford's,zetors, masses,etc. Lovely tractor ,Tom. I have 2 Leylands here. 262s and a 272 crash box. Happy and safe driving. Best regards from Ireland

@@mogwaifan7094 thank you! She’s a lovely tractor. Looking at possibly buying a crash box 262 soon. Brilliant tractors lovely to drive aswell!

Thank you! It’s lovely to see more people enjoy my videos and thank you for still watching mine! It’s a lovely tractor and I hope it will keep its money and I will definitely keep this undercover! Thanks for watching

What tractors have you got left out of the original line up?

@@jonperry4657 the dexta, mf35 and the grey fergy.

Thank you! You will find one if you keep looking! There was 462 not long ago at a farm sale before we got this one. Still was in very good condition. They’re lovely tractors I am looking at buying a cheap 262 soon but I’m not sure yet. Thanks for watching

Cheers pal

Yes bit out of shape but considering it was only held on by a peice of skin at the time it’s doing well. Thanks

Thank you 🙏 I’ll do a video on the dexta the next time I get it out

Thanks for the comment. I’ll have to check for markings on the spanner to see if it’s original! Yes it was used for ploughing matches so I would assume that’s why the wheel is set out like that. The petrol ones in my opinion sound nicer than diesel. Thanks!

It is hard to just find a wheel for it and because I bought one that I knew was going to be alright we just thought it would be easier to take the whole thing off

@@thomasproudfarmlife3045 thanks for your reply I've got a 1958 fordson power major and the flat belt pulley seal started to leak quite bad I took it to a mate of mine and he got it off and put a new seal in and put it back on in an hour now no leak so all well with the old girl 👍👍

Oh nice! Lovely tractors! I’m not entirely sure where the button is. I’ll have to have a look. Thanks

@@thomasproudfarmlife3045 if you're standing and looking at the fuel injection pump, the cold start button is to the left hand side. Set the throttle about halfway open and then push the button, and then start the tractor and idle it down as necessary. It'll make a world of difference on cold starts.

@@calvinkalmon6746 thank you! I will definitely use it from now on!

Thank you 😀

Thank you very much! I’ll have to keep a look out for one of them guards. The pto guard is a little bit broken so I’ll have to weld a little piece on or try to. I’ll grease it all up this week. Thank you for your comment it is very appreciated!

Not boring at all! Love to see majors and hear them running.

Yep it’s sad how they get hated on definitely! Would definitely call them an underrated brand. She has been kept in very good condition and it will probably last us forever now!

They’ve not taken it down yet thank god 😂 had to kind of put some bits in the description that makes me look safe

Yea they do sound pretty nice 👌🏻 just gets a bit cold after a while😂

I always say I'd sooner be cold and dry than wet and cold

Very good tractor! Use to have a weird looking cab on it nothing like a Duncan or a Lambourn one. Never seen anything like it but when we bought it it had been taken off.

Thank you! I’ve been trying to find some ones for my collection and these are what I’ve found I’m very happy with all of them so far! The clutch has just gone on the 35 so that will need fixing which is the only bad thing

Thank you! The only reason It was up for sale is because I was looking for a bit of a bigger tractor a bit bigger than my new major. But I would love to keep it she’s a cracking little tractor to be fair.

I've got a David Brown selectamatic 880 she's my favourite 😍 also got a 1958 Fordson major E1A I grew up with and a petrol/tvo Lil grey 1952 I've given her a full nut and bolt rebuild my only mistake was not buying a diesel lol

@@jonperry4657 David browns are brilliant aswell! Always start first turn and will work all day every day

I've just subscribed to your channel I've found you by chance I think you got the right attitude and content to reach your goal fair play to you and you are the next generation which is vital. David browns are like marmite you either love em or hate em my first tractor I ever drove aged 10 was a 996 it was massive back then lol. Keep up the good work and good luck to you

@@jonperry4657 thank you very much! Yes the only thing stopping me is RUclips every time I post a video with my face it gets taken straight down! But thank you for subscribing I really appreciate it.

Good old tractors. That means that it would have not been live drive. All old tractors without live drive stopped the pto when the clutch was pressed. With live drive like mine you press it half way and it keeps spinning to allow you to change gear while keeping the implement working… but if you press it fully it would cut off.