the all aussie dribble thread!

[WidowMaker1]

Maybe a bit of Viagra night help

nah, just need a few more inches old fella

 

[splitpost]

nah, just need a few more inches old fella

Haha;until the under bonnet shot it sounded like my te20fergy running a bit lean through a badly sealing exhaust

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[WidowMaker1]

lol yeah, would love to see the little ol te20 pushing out 500 horsey

 

[lumberjackau]

bloody pissed off!

Ive just been striping down a 1984 Husky 266 SE that is all original and in dirty but VGC. Only thing giving me any grief is the flywheel. Prior to this saw I have only ever had one flywheel give me trouble, and that was a 272xp and it ended up snapping in half! So im being more cautious with this one. I have the genuine Husky flywheel removeal tool. Well it isnt budging and the main flat plate (5-6mm) of the puller is bending. Not too fazed about that, Ill draw one up and get it laser cut in 10mm. Anyway, I turn to grab another spanner from my roll cab and the bloody crank case rolls off the work bench to land on the concrete floor. Cracked and bent the rear left corner just below the choke handle! Really, REALLY pisses me off!. Wasnt near the edge either, a good 150-200mm from it before it rolled off. Such a shame, whilst it wasnt NIB it was complete and original and would have come up very nice

Make a second one please My husky one is getting a bit knackered now

did you try heating up the flywheel with a heat gun yet?

 

[ausneil 1]

lol yeah, would love to see the little ol te20 pushing out 500 horsey

500hp from the old vanguard engine, yes that would be asking a bloody lot.

 

[Rudolf73]

500hp from the old vanguard engine, yes that would be asking a bloody lot.

Lol ploughing would be done in no time.

I came across the old promotional fergie videos from the 1940's on youtube and they were a good laugh - comparing the new tractor technology to horses and the like.

My dad has always liked the the old vanguard (petorl/kero) engine, but I preferred the 4 cyl diesel, was a fun little tractor.

 

[ausneil 1]

Lol ploughing would be done in no time.

I came across the old promotional fergie videos from the 1940's on youtube and they were a good laugh - comparing the new tractor technology to horses and the like.

My dad has always liked the the old vanguard (petorl/kero) engine, but I preferred the 4 cyl diesel, was a fun little tractor.

I grew up with the famous grey myself, my brother collects old fergies and has several fine examples of the type, one of which has an original diesel 4 cyl fitted. He told me its the same vanguard engine except for the head, something I never knew.
I own a much later version (was my late fathers) 154x4 Ferguson with the later 3cyl engine, built new in 1978.

 

[Rudolf73]

I grew up with the famous grey myself, my brother collects old fergies and has several fine examples of the type, one of which has an original diesel 4 cyl fitted. He told me its the same vanguard engine except for the head, something I never knew.
I own a much later version (was my late fathers) 154x4 Ferguson with the later 3cyl engine, built new in 1978.

Yeah thats the one Neil, they converted the original vanguard to diesel. Quite amazing really, if I remember correctly it was called a TEF20

 

[WidowMaker1]

theres been a few small tractors converted to petrol V8 that show up at the Moruya surfair speedway Nationals from time to time, bloody funny sight watching a little tractor take off up the dragstrip on the back wheels, with driver near chitting his pants and just holding on

 

[ausneil 1]

theres been a few small tractors converted to petrol V8 that show up at the Moruya surfair speedway Nationals from time to time, bloody funny sight watching a little tractor take off up the dragstrip on the back wheels, with driver near chitting his pants and just holding on

Can you find some footage of that, would like to see that one.

 

[WidowMaker1]

yeah ill ask around if its been captured on vid .. might be in a personal stash somewhere? not many youtube savy folk in moruya tho

 

[splitpost]

Can you find some footage of that, would like to see that one.

Sshityeah me too

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[WidowMaker1]

I might find a picture of one ,the local tractor guy had one, may still be in his shed ...ill look into it

 

[WidowMaker1]

This one belongs to a local tractor restorer/seller from Moruya, not possitive if he still has it or not .. .but knowing dean its still in his shed all polished up .

 

[ozflea]

 

[ausneil 1]

This one belongs to a local tractor restorer/seller from Moruya, not possitive if he still has it or not .. .but knowing dean its still in his shed all polished up .

Awsome, simply awesome, please find out more on this one, I will show it to my brother.

 

[husq2100]

a mate of mine has a 1948 International crawler tractor on his farm that he still uses regulary. The tractor is all original except the radiator and a few little things. It had a same vintage dozer blade etc attached to it but the hydraulics where cactus. Big cast bell cams etc. He could have restored them but it was easier for him to make new custom stuff up. He found the clutch steering was getting hard work when doing a few hours so built his own hyd rams to give power assit.

I saw a Hyundi iLoad with a front mount intercooler today….hmmmm

Will, Ill ask my mate re your message and when I get this laser cutting will get a few extra done.

 

[splitpost]

This one belongs to a local tractor restorer/seller from Moruya, not possitive if he still has it or not .. .but knowing dean its still in his shed all polished up .

Sweet ,and a windsor too if thats right

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[splitpost]

Whats your point Bob?

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[MCW]

Whats your point Bob?

He's trying to say that the only good McCulloch was actually made by Sachs Dolmar