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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Hello, I'm Lance (aka Bundy Bear), and doing these videos is my hobby. I do own Queensland Tractor Spares in Australia where I sell parts and offer technical advice to customers.
Parts seen in our videos can be purchased from www.queenslandt...
We have a lot more than we can offer on our web site available to us and in our store. If you don't see what you would like please email info@queenslandtractorspares.com.au or call 1300 850 097 and we will help where we can.
I do try and help with technical advice at bundybearsshed@gmail.com if you have a question or are having trouble with your project.
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Great Stew Lance, glad you have your internet up and working! You certainly keep yourself busy! The International engine is looking splendid, a great job!
Thanks 👍
Hi Lance,
I have overhauled the engine in my 1964 IH B275 tractor. It seized up in 1980 and its been in my shed ever since.
The work went well but I would never have been able to start it without your videos on overhauling the injector pump.
So thank you very much for showing me how to do this. I started the engine easily after 44 years.
That is great news, Im glad the videos help.
Great stew Lance. Can’t wait to see your baler in operation but not inside as you don’t need dust in the shed or straw and grass either. Waiting waiting but I know you make things happen. No pressure. Good luck.
I washed it yesterday so hopefully this weekend ill do a test run. It is only tiny.
G Day Lance, that old engine's looking really good as is your paddock, everything thing need's a little rain, good new about your internet, BT in the Uk where good at turning your speed up while they where speaking to you and then turning it down again once they'd put the phone down, such is life.
many thanks
Barry
G Day Barry, Yes Im checking regularly to see if they do that. So far all good.
Old Books - Scanning them is the best thing ever for the restoration community - Lance this is great service you offer to the restoration community.
Thanks Vincent, it taakes a bloody long time but I think it should be a great resource over time.
Hello Lance,
Good to hear you're a Jacob's Creek cabernet sauvignon double barrel drinker, me too... I hope Jude it still feeling okay.
It's great that you are scanning the old documentation, if i ever get a tractor I know where to go. Great idea about the bikes, before my hip was replaced the bike was great as cycling in non weight bearing. The only tip I would say is don't ride with to higher gear as that takes its toll on the knees.
Take care.
Paul,,
thanks Paul.
You did right canceling the weekend, we ended up with 3 inches of water through our caravan pitch. must check out the new bottlo !
New bottlo seems to be a good place.
Hopes on knee renewal, stay moving or die. On club motor, weld a rod on it so it can’t slide into wood.
Im thinking of welding a D shackle to it then a rod between the two arms.
Nice chat Bundy. I like the bobs bulk booze. Wondering if I could your opinion on my tractor. 47 Ferguson te20. It's hard to start and when it does start it die in 15 to 20 seconds. Sounds like fuel to me. I'm getting fuel to the carb no vapor lock. Clean the carb up same thing happened. Reset the points and changed the plugs. Put a cheap starter on it first of last year but it went south quick. Tractor set for almost a year. It's spring time here in Tennessee so i broke down and bought a good starter. Now she's being stubborn.
So if it will start you can probably discount the electrics. I would think a block in the tap or thank that lets some fuel through, enough to start, but not enough to keep it running.
@@BundyBearsShed thanks Bundy. Guess I'll drain the tank and clean out fuel line next.
Years ago my neighbor had a similar problem. Took the bowl off and only a small amount of diesels coming out of the tank with tap turned on. There was a small round filter between the the tap and the tank that was blocked. Blew it out, re fitted everything, bled the system and away he went. Tractor was brand new again.