Should I be worried?

[classic33]

i might have just filled volume 2 and 3. now if i were to go into every detail about grey fergies that i know off the top of my head from everything to do with the injectors and the fuel system right through to the single stage clutch which gives for rather interesting PTO operation or even down to the nitty gritty of how you've got to romove a little pin to be able to split the gearbox from the rear axle
with that lot and all else i know about them i should be able to fill at least the next 10 books that would be absolutely jammed packed full of exciting, exhilarating stuff!

you bored yet?
Cheers Ed

Splitting one is fun though!


http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/005/0/1/5018-ferguson-tef-20.html

 

[young Ed]

Splitting one is fun though!


http://www.tractordata.com/farm-tractors/005/0/1/5018-ferguson-tef-20.html

oh hell yeah is it!, splitting any vehicle in either the engine, gearbox split or the gear box, rear axle split's incredibly exciting. it's one of those things that never get old as you see the sight of a 50+ year old flywheel, gearbox, clutch come in to view and it reveals a hell of a lot about what condition the tractor really is in
Cheers Ed

 

[classic33]

oh hell yeah is it!, splitting any vehicle in either the engine, gearbox split or the gear box, rear axle split's incredibly exciting. it's one of those things that never get old as you see the sight of a 50+ year old flywheel, gearbox, clutch come in to view and it reveals a hell of a lot about what condition the tractor really is in
Cheers Ed

Putting it back together is much more fun though.

 

[classic33]

You'll have the hay saved anyway @young Ed!

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Beer glasses are looking more and more interesting here!!

 

[classic33]

Beer glasses are looking more and more interesting here!!

Seen a Guinness 625, 626, Harp 516 & a Stella 501