I have an fe35 with a loader. I only use it for occasional use around the farm. Its an original petrol only version. Love it! starts within the first rotation every time. Nice job modifying those 23C diesels. great engine from what I'm told if you can start them. 👍🇦🇺 🍻
They've both had glow plugs drilled into their heads, they simply start !, it's an easy job, I beleive if you give the head to the right people, people who have a certain affection for 4 cyl "Fergies" Ireland was probably mentioned, that is where the "Fergie" was born and but for the war and the conveiniance of "Banner Lane" that is where it would have been built. Harry Ferguson was the first person to leave the ground in Ireland in an aircraft (which he built himsel) Thanks for comment !
I have an FE35 with the same loader but I am missing the rear anchor points below the axle has anyone photos of the brackets they could send me, also what is the length and stroke of the bucket tipping cylinder please
11 лет назад+4
These are now used in Serbia, and they originated in 60's, now that's what i call an developed country... -___-
I fear you may be wrong, All I know is, it has two wheel weights on each back wheel, to keep the back end down, Dad reckons it left Coventry as a coal loader for the RAF, on a base in UK , after the "WAR" , The family has had it for for thirty odd years, it had cream rims back then, those four MF cast iron wheel weights could be a rare item now, Have you watched her in action, "Kristian Playing On Fergie"
As you've seen, with the girls having a ride in the bucket, I have her back home now, so if you want me to point the camera at her some more, let me know. She loves a spot of modeling
They've both had a set of glow plugs drilled into the head, the single one's in the in the manifold don't work and are disconnected, they both simply start, any weather, an engine should have 4 cyl's, 3 just does'nt seem right, it would be like having a "V" 7 !!
No, it hasn't, because of the Kubota 180 digger. When I bought the tractor off Dad the first time round, Dad had the digger mounted on the pickup linkage but it wobbled about and leaned over to where ever the arm was and it was completely unusable. So I had 2 RSJ's under slung from the loader mounts and welded to the roll bar tubes/brackets, the digger is sat on and bolted to these RSJ's, the backwards/forwards of the digger is kept in check by 2 of the original bars
@penman166 Don't be daft, Yorkshire through and through ! Hear all, See all, Say nowt, And If Ttha Ever Doe's Owt For Nowt, Do It for Thi Sen ! Best advice I can give you !
I've been all over the TE20's on RUclips and I can't find a 1080p clip of one anywhere, when Dad gets his "Ickle 20" finished, I,m going to get all three back together in one place and have another RUclips first, 2 restored FE53's and a restored TE20 in one exquisite 1080p clip, Im going to be the first, 3 "Fergies", 1 1080p clip, can't wait, com'om Dad, hurry up with the "Ickle 20"
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I really like this loader design.
It looks almost perfect for just a loader.
I have an fe35 with a loader. I only use it for occasional use around the farm. Its an original petrol only version. Love it! starts within the first rotation every time. Nice job modifying those 23C diesels. great engine from what I'm told if you can start them. 👍🇦🇺 🍻
They've both had glow plugs drilled into their heads, they simply start !, it's an easy job, I beleive if you give the head to the right people, people who have a certain affection for 4 cyl "Fergies"
Ireland was probably mentioned, that is where the "Fergie" was born and but for the war and the conveiniance of "Banner Lane" that is where it would have been built.
Harry Ferguson was the first person to leave the ground in Ireland in an aircraft (which he built himsel)
Thanks for comment !
I have an FE35 with the same loader but I am missing the rear anchor points below the axle has anyone photos of the brackets they could send me, also what is the length and stroke of the bucket tipping cylinder please
These are now used in Serbia, and they originated in 60's, now that's what i call an developed country... -___-
at 4:20 it leaks oil from the left hand side hydraulic cylinder..... or was it water?....
anyhow....beautiful tractors!!!!!!!!!!!
the best tractor in the Word
That was great, thanks for sharing it
No probs, Happy New Year, Cheers !
The back wheel closest to us ( on the backhoe ) is from the early Ferguson te20 with a filled in wheel
I fear you may be wrong, All I know is, it has two wheel weights on each back wheel, to keep the back end down, Dad reckons it left Coventry as a coal loader for the RAF, on a base in UK , after the "WAR" , The family has had it for for thirty odd years, it had cream rims back then, those four MF cast iron wheel weights could be a rare item now, Have you watched her in action, "Kristian Playing On Fergie"
or, Pippa on a "Fergie 35" four pot, She loves it
As you've seen, with the girls having a ride in the bucket, I have her back home now, so if you want me to point the camera at her some more, let me know.
She loves a spot of modeling
They've both had a set of glow plugs drilled into the head, the single one's in the in the manifold don't work and are disconnected, they both simply start, any weather, an engine should have 4 cyl's, 3 just does'nt seem right, it would be like having a "V" 7 !!
Bit of both, probably more water than oil !
Aren't they !
x2 massey 35 four cylinders, that actually start!!
did i hear Ireland mentioned? Im from Ireland ;-)
@penman166
Cheers !
What happened to Chuck on youtube, where has he gone, He used to be famous
going on 28,000 hits. Thanks all you "Fergie people", I'm humbled
Well these babies are 50's
this fe 35 is a fe 35 goldbelly it is not a massey Ferguson but a Ferguson 35 that needs to be Gray with gold.
Pippa's not bothered what colour it is, but I think Fergie Grey and Red looks better anyway, lol
No, it hasn't, because of the Kubota 180 digger. When I bought the tractor off Dad the first time round, Dad had the digger mounted on the pickup linkage but it wobbled about and leaned over to where ever the arm was and it was completely unusable. So I had 2 RSJ's under slung from the loader mounts and welded to the roll bar tubes/brackets, the digger is sat on and bolted to these RSJ's, the backwards/forwards of the digger is kept in check by 2 of the original bars
But don't worry, the "Ferguson System" in that lift cover still works, I could soon unbolt the Kubota and put a plough her, don't you worry !
Chuck Norris hasn't got a "Fergie"
@penman166
Don't be daft, Yorkshire through and through !
Hear all, See all, Say nowt, And If Ttha Ever Doe's Owt For Nowt, Do It for Thi Sen !
Best advice I can give you !
I've been all over the TE20's on RUclips and I can't find a 1080p clip of one anywhere, when Dad gets his "Ickle 20" finished, I,m going to get all three back together in one place and have another RUclips first, 2 restored FE53's and a restored TE20 in one exquisite 1080p clip, Im going to be the first, 3 "Fergies", 1 1080p clip, can't wait, com'om Dad, hurry up with the "Ickle 20"
I got one 35 and i want to put a kubota motor in it becuse they newer make any god motors in uk only trash
Flaming Norra!!!