It really is, thanks for watching, hope u enjoyed

Not quite, the weather changed so we wrapped it for haylage

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Nope still the same tractor it just got a well deserved wash and tidy up

We had one for it but it was too big so it ended up putting on more pressure rather than helping and if you keep the forks small its grand. A smaller weight would make a big difference to it though

All thats in ours is a hydraulic block with 3 levers and theres 1 pipe for up and down and then 2 pipes for tilting the forks up and down. Theres a pipe running from the top of the back axle up to the controls to provide oil and the lever on the right hand side is put into the lock position to let the oil flow

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Made it out of a length of round bar just cut an angle about 6 inches from top turned it around and welded it

The straight pipe was nice but the standard sounds better with the grunt

We normally do one span of the shed a day. It gives your legs a good rest 😂

The leylands clutch was the same last year but during the summer i put new clutch fluid in and its after helping a lot it steers perfect under a heavy fork full of dung. Thanks for watching

Looks that way so far 😂

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I hope so ,we need to get out in the fields again

Its the go to machine for me, just turn the key and away it goes. No electrics to cause problems and it always stays going.

Ye i just braced up along both sides on the inside and the outside and then put a flat plate in the centre. It should hold up for another season and then hopefully we will get some new kit

Its getting towards the end of its life now unfortunately but we keep it touched up and it works. Thanks for watching :)

Cx90

@kieranwalsh148 a handy machine but lovely for farm work

@@donnachamccarthy3028 yeah its very good around the yard

@kieranwalsh148 I have a cx105 myself egune went in it there a while ago and she's a small yoke and the we have a jd6610 and that does all the yard work now and it's huge around our farm

We normally use the 272 for scraping yards and the mccormick for all the big jobs the steering lock makes a huge difference on the 272 around the yard

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Ill aim for longer videos in the future :) Thanks for watching

@@kieranwalsh148 thank you, I also enjoy the short bits though 👍

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Normally 1 a day

Its a bit light at the front when theres silage on the back and it cant lift them with the loader, it lifts haylage on the front though

Have a leyland 270 and was going to put a loader on it to move a odd bale of silage 2 or 3 a week

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Thanks Happy Christmas

Not for sale :)

I would be biased aswell a great machine

Theres a leak in the bottom of the radiator so we just kept a drum with coolant close and kept topping it up

I just thought ud a problem with airlocks cause that was a big problem with them ford engines and all of them had the sedement bowl disconnected but I found out what the problem was, the sedement bowl was connected the wrong way round it should have been connected the other way round making sure that none return valve was moved to other side.

That was a mistake that was made in the factory first day and as well as that all them engines were running 3 litres of oil low cause all the dipsticks were marked in USA gallons

The sediment bowl was bypassed on ours before we bought it and i say that is why, we havent had any problems or signs of airlocking with it either

Thanks for letting me know i would say ours is 3 litres of oil low because we serviced it and went by the dipstick

We did a small bit of work on the sieves as one was cracked and adjusted the concave that was all

Will do

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Yes it is even rarer in Ireland