Heres a few from the weekend
A nicely restored 1917 Clayton.
A Case from the 30's
And a nice unrestored 1949 Fordson Major E27N CFT
A few Crawlers
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Re: A few Crawlers
Its great to see more crawlers at the shows these day, you don't see so many Fordson standards at events these days.
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I like the tracks on the Clayton....do you think they were based on a horse shoe. and isn't it strange how modern agricultural machines have reverted back to steering wheels like the early machines.....
great photo's thanks for posting
great photo's thanks for posting
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Re: A few Crawlers
I think the Clayton tracks are on the wrong way round. There wouldn't be much self cleaning on like that. Anybody have any idea?
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johnwalkerplant wrote:I think the Clayton tracks are on the wrong way round. There wouldn't be much self cleaning on like that. Anybody have any idea?
but wouldnt have much grip other way they would sort of push the dirt away
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