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    Thursday Tractor Extra 4

    Thanks for the information. They are a unique piece of engineering.
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    Thursday Tractor Extra 4

    Hi Majorman Did this Marshall use a cartridge start system? Former owner of where my family are had one and it used to start with a cartridge. He said that the tractor had no turning brakes and it would take half an acre to turn the thing. Thanks for the pics look forward to these each day.
  3. M

    Grain drill memory

    Hi Eric Here in Australia where we mostly don't grow row crops our winter crops like wheat, barley, canola and grain legumes were mostly planted this way. The machines that were used were called combines because they drilled seed and fertiliser in one pass. Round and round and then do the...
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    Thursday Rust

    Thanks for the pics Majorman, I really enjoy them. It is great getting older with new technology, makes me feel like a tech dinosaur.
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    1992 492 Haybine to Roller Knocking

    Hi 3020 Got a 492. Will give you some ideas from my experience. Check the clearance between the conditioning rolls. There are thin shims that go between them. Don't let them touch as it will wear out your rolls quickly. Next check any play in the drive universals where they slide on the hex...
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    2 ton+ grass with a haybine

    Use a 492 in irrigated lucerne, not your problem but had it not cutting well in heavy crop. Talked to a NH rep he suggested speeding up the reel a little, made the world of difference. Don't let your conditioning rollers run together, close but definitely not touching. If you could take the slop...
  7. M

    Can I harvest three fruits at once?

    Hi Just throwing this out there. Will the three crops growing together be ready to harvest at the same time? If the grain moisture is way off on one type of grain how will you store it? Might be better to grow three blocks of different grains, manage for best production eg time of planting, and...
  8. M

    Monday Old one

    Hello Majorman Not sure on the sale of the Ivel, lot of years since I have seen it. I do remember it having a wide front wheel. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
  9. M

    Monday Old one

    Hi Majorman I have been lucky enough to see the Ivel in Australia. It is very well looked after and is in great order.
  10. M

    1010 New Holland bale wagon

    Hi chase Don't have a 1010 and have never used one. Have a 1034 and a 1038, the 1038 is the nicer and faster to use. You need well formed firm consistent length bales with a quarter turn chute on the baler. A hay shed set up to handle them makes the bale wagon quicker to unload and get back in...
  11. M

    7700 and 7710 6600 question

    Hi pt756 Had a 7700 that had been abused, put a 444t crate engine in it which was a very nice engine which started well when cold. Depending on the tractor if it has not been abused should be a good tractor. Mine had a cab which made any repair work more difficult. Be prepared to keep the idle...
  12. M

    New Holland 10 10 bale wagon bale pickup issues

    Hi Arvin Can't really help on the pick up only to say make sure the chain is tight enough so it doesn't hook the strings. With the first table not returning got a 1034 that will do the same thing. Found greasing the trip mechanism under the right hand side of the second table stops this...
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    2023.06.25 "Extra" Pic

    Hi KCM This looks like an early Howard tractor. He was a farmers son who invented and perfected the rotory hoe, sold as a rotator. One tractor model was called a DH for Daisy Howard has wife, can't remember his name. This happened just North of where I live in Australia. Had one at one time...
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    7700 cab rear window

    Had a 7700 with a cab which was a local Australian made copy of a British Ford cab, have seen American ones with the vertical split in the rear window. The back window could be removed by undoing the hinges at the top if that type, if you leave the window open make sure the gas struts will hold...
  15. M

    Knotters

    Doesn't Freeman use a different design to NH? Have heard that it doesn't leave the short length of twine when cutting the twine after the knot is formed. Not sure might be worth a look.
  16. M

    1993 2120 hss hydraulic weak when warm

    Hi Seth Any hydraulic system will work best with cold oil as it is thicker and less likely to leak past warn seals. Pumps will also more easily develop pressure and tend to lift more easily. So depends on how much you want to dive in and replace seals or pumps. Seals are easiest and pumps can...
  17. M

    New to me Ford 5000 with odd serial number

    Evening All Two cents worth from down under, for what it is worth. We have a 5000 which cosmetically looks very like the one in the photo. It has the non louvered hood and lights outside the grill, in Australia we generally got English Basildon built Ford 1000 series tractors. Did the serial...
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    3000 oil filter adapter

    Hi Steve Converted my 5000 to the spin on filter adapter years ago. The spin on filters are easier to fit than the older style in the canister which I found difficult to centre and seal up the o ring hanging off the side of the block. Just must not have been holding my mouth the right way! The...
  19. M

    I got the 7000 running today!

    Hi Cmyoch Remember driving our 5000 around as a kid after having driven a MF35, totally different beast. Have had a 7700 and now a 7840, still got the 5000. You will love the 7000. Had to run the 7700 at 1000 rpm and above to keep the turbo oiled, regular oil changes grab a manual and ask any...
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    3000 ford

    Fabricated turn buckles with chains for mine. Some people like them others not. I like the fact I can adjust to the correct tension for all different 3pl implements.
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