Machinery Photo/Discussion Thread

Bullocks

td5man wrote: »

Any pictures of the dozers?
Would have a good bit of work for one here might have to be a d8 though.

We have one yoke that's not far off d8 and a smaller nifty one , both international! He doesn't really do any hire work with them though
I'll get a picture later , the smaller one is stripped to do the clutches though - it's a pig of a job -

White Clover

td5man wrote: »

Saw a 398 with a loader split at the bellhousing it actually did it twice.
Why no soft drive, you couldn't sit in the tractor without it, I have it on all the time .

Tanco loader ??

td5man

White Clover wrote: »

Tanco loader ??

I think it was a mf loader

Bullocks

TD 20

Bullocks

Again

Limestone Cowboy

Bullocks wrote: »

We have one yoke that's not far off d8 and a smaller nifty one , both international! He doesn't really do any hire work with them though
I'll get a picture later , the smaller one is stripped to do the clutches though - it's a pig of a job -

Do throw them up, would you be wasting your time with anything smaller than a d8 reclaiming? I was often looking at d4s on donedeal wondering what use they would be. They look like they wouldn't push much!

rushvalley

Bullocks wrote: »

It is , well 1234 doesn't need clutching and has a shuttle on the dash . Its lovely but I'll have no comfort cos there will be war if i scratch it or dirty the cab !
I preferred the 956 the old lad had TBH.

Have a look over on the projects and builds forum theres a lad rebuilding a 956.

Bullocks

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

Do throw them up, would you be wasting your time with anything smaller than a d8 reclaiming? I was often looking at d4s on donedeal wondering what use they would be. They look like they wouldn't push much!

I was trying there but its saying the pic is bigger than 4 something or other

Bullocks

Trying again
Sorry lads it just not happening for me

Bullocks

Bullocks wrote: »

Trying again
Sorry lads it just not happening for me

Last try

White Clover

td5man wrote: »

I think it was a mf loader

Saw a Zetor 7711 that had a tanco loader on it broke at the bell housing

Bullocks

And again

Username John

Bullocks wrote: »

Last try

What's the yoke on the back of it? Is it a winch or something?

Bullocks

Username John wrote: »

What's the yoke on the back of it? Is it a winch or something?

Ya , we never used it but it does spin

quietsailor

Bullocks wrote: »

Ya , we never used it but it does spin

I think some of those dozers used to be hooked up to earth scrapers and the winches were used to control the scraper - blade up/down, door open/close etc.

Is there a couple of pulleys on the winch that it can control multiple wires?

Bullocks

quietsailor wrote: »

I think some of those dozers used to be hooked up to earth scrapers and the winches were used to control the scraper - blade up/down, door open/close etc.

Is there a couple of pulleys on the winch that it can control multiple wires?

There is I think

mayota

What weight and width would she be.

mayota

image.jpgAt this now.

Reggie.

Spent the evening unloading this little baby

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

Spent the evening unloading this little baby

An upgrade? ;-)

Reggie.

The cockpit

td5man

mayota wrote: »

What weight and width would she be.

http://tractors.wikia.com/wiki/International_TD-20B

Jb1989

Taster of a good day out

Jb1989

screenshot tool
Can't bate the crystal

jimmy G M

Jez Reggie, with all this new gear you're getting into, you're going to need an additional tractor? Could be interesting.

Reggie.

jimmy G M wrote: »

Jez Reggie, with all this new gear you're getting into, you're going to need an additional tractor? Could be interesting.

Ah just like having machines that work. Hate having things around that ain't up to the job

Jb1989

jimmy G M wrote: »

Jez Reggie, with all this new gear you're getting into, you're going to need an additional tractor? Could be interesting.

Another 390 could appear..

darragh_haven

Nekarsulm wrote: »

I think it was officially a 765.
Perkins 203 engine, round axle, no hyd. lift or pto. Instant Reverse 4 speed , (built by Funk, I think?)
The back actor was Massey's "Terrier" model. Which has to rate as one of the best names you could give to a small back-hoe. You had to pull out a lever on the left side to transfer oil flow to the back actor.

The next time I go splitting the MF50b, you'll have ucome on holiday to West Cork. All expenses paid...... in tae & chocolate hob nobs

td5man

Jb1989 wrote: »

Another 390 could appear..

Or a new landini. ☺

Bullocks

td5man wrote: »

Or a new landini. ☺

Or if the man had any sense a Case !

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

Or if the man had any sense a Case !

Ya lick arse

Bullocks

Reggie. wrote: »

Ya lick arse

As I suspected you have no sense ! I've done a fair bit of work on 390's and more on a case and I'd pick a case every day of the week over the massey. No lick arsing at all here 😊

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

As I suspected you have no sense ! I've done a fair bit of work on 390's and more on a case and I'd pick a case every day of the week over the massey. No lick arsing at all here 😊

Nag nag nag :P

Nekarsulm

darragh_haven wrote: »

The next time I go splitting the MF50b, you'll have ucome on holiday to West Cork. All expenses paid...... in tae & chocolate hob nobs

The tae and hob-nobs is very tempting! You'd need to have a full tub of swarfega on hand for that job as well!

Thought I'd fix a small oil drip, but things not going to plan here.



I like the antique poster Nek! - Kovu

Reggie.

Nekarsulm wrote: »

The tae and hob-nobs is very tempting! You'd need to have a full tub of swarfega on hand for that job as well!

Thought I'd fix a small oil drip, but things not going to plan here.

Oh that's one of them famous 5 min jobs

zetecescort

Reggie. wrote: »

Spent the evening unloading this little baby

can you get Quicke brackets for them?

Reggie.

zetecescort wrote: »

can you get Quicke brackets for them?

Used the teleporter

Limestone Cowboy

Bullocks wrote: »

Last try

What's the likes of that worth now roughly Bullocks?

Bullocks

Limestone Cowboy wrote: »

What's the likes of that worth now roughly Bullocks?

Absolutely not a clue ,but he bought two of them that were parked up for years for shag all and made one good one out them , sold what was left to a scrap man and it hadly cost him anything with the scrap .
He bought a nice Komatsu for 20k a few years ago to reclaim a big enough piece but got stopped because of bits of it being SAC but it was alot more user friendly with a nice cab compared to that one

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

Absolutely not a clue ,but he bought two of them that were parked up for years for shag all and made one good one out them , sold what was left to a scrap man and it hadly cost him anything with the scrap .
He bought a nice Komatsu for 20k a few years ago to reclaim a big enough piece but got stopped because of bits of it being SAC but it was alot more user friendly with a nice cab compared to that one

Your really open to the elements in the old one alright

Bullocks

Reggie. wrote: »

Your really open to the elements in the old one alright

Ya but it would only do a couple of weeks a year really and it would have to be good weather anyway . The noise is the killer with it .
We have a small one aswell that he must have twenty five years , got through plenty of work but just slower than a big one .
There is a nice CAT track shovel on DD at the minute that would be nifty on land aswell

td5man

Bullocks wrote: »

Ya but it would only do a couple of weeks a year really and it would have to be good weather anyway . The noise is the killer with it .
We have a small one aswell that he must have twenty five years , got through plenty of work but just slower than a big one .
There is a nice CAT track shovel on DD at the minute that would be nifty on land aswell

Would a drott be as good at pushing. ?

Bullocks

td5man wrote: »

Would a drott be as good at pushing. ?

Great yoke according to the father but I wouldn't have a clue myself . I'll have to sign him up for this chat !
I think he was showing me clips of them on u tube before

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

Great yoke according to the father but I wouldn't have a clue myself . I'll have to sign him up for this chat !
I think he was showing me clips of them on u tube before

Bring him on. I'll stick the kettle on

Bullocks

Reggie. wrote: »

Bring him on. I'll stick the kettle on

He wouldn't tolerate you're picture's of the Massey , light old back ends and hydraulics 20 yrs behind the international !

Reggie.

Bullocks wrote: »

He wouldn't tolerate you're picture's of the Massey , light old back ends and hydraulics 20 yrs behind the international !

Ooooh bitchy :P

That time of the month is it

foxy farmer

Bullocks wrote: »

Ya but it would only do a couple of weeks a year really and it would have to be good weather anyway . The noise is the killer with it .
We have a small one aswell that he must have twenty five years , got through plenty of work but just slower than a big one .
There is a nice CAT track shovel on DD at the minute that would be nifty on land aswell

There's an International 165c on there with a few months. Similar machine probably smaller.

td5man

Reggie. wrote: »

Bring him on. I'll stick the kettle on

Empty promises. :-(

Jb1989

td5man wrote: »

Empty promises. :-(

+1
14th commandment,
do not use the promise of tea in vain..

Reggie.

td5man wrote: »

Empty promises. :-(

Don't you even go there ya mean meath fecker