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Originally posted by ianoz View PostWell i have seen the photos before of course ,It is just amazing how tidy a condition they are in for their age .. I like the look of the cabs, neat and straight forward . Nice to be finally able to give a thumbs up .
yes, I'm a bit lacking on 'original' pics.....when I'm at home I have to get as many as poss to tide me over for while I'm away.....the folks at home do take some pics and send by e-mail but they aren't mechanically minded like that
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Originally posted by ianoz View PostSo Richard , Did the new chain sitting on the pallet get fitted ,or is that a job for next time your home ?
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I spy a couple more counties hiding in that shed what are they ? Quite fancy a super 4 myselfPlease don't PM me for plant advice.. thanks .. Post in the forum where I will gladly help, as will many of our contributors.. as the info and responses will help everyone else, which is why we exist
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Originally posted by Muz View PostI spy a couple more counties hiding in that shed what are they ? Quite fancy a super 4 myself
Muz, there's a '73 County 1004 & a '78 1174 - that's the only two I have
The 1004 came off a beef farm local to us back in '97 when they sold up, it had about 4,800hrs on it and I'm pretty sure its genuine - at least it hadn't been in the woods
The 1174 had spent it's early years in Norfolk, then in Craven Arms area, I picked it up in 2004 and brother has used it on our farm up till last summer when he got a newish Case Maxxum.....which is a lot easier to drive
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Originally posted by Garry View PostI think those 1174's are gorgeous looking machines .. Ive never restored any tractors, but theres something about them, looks just 'right'... nice pics especially 'at work too' ....oooo I think ive gone a bit moist
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Yep I have to agree with that very much , tractor porn .. .. I dont know how many times Ive read my county books over, theres something special about the blue creations of the Tapp brothers'
And she looks a fine example too ... thanks for posting Richard
You only have to look at the money 1884's are making to see how much some of those beutiful machines are appreciatedPlease don't PM me for plant advice.. thanks .. Post in the forum where I will gladly help, as will many of our contributors.. as the info and responses will help everyone else, which is why we exist
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i also like countys but the turning circle is crap when compared to muir hills.also the stress going through the drive shafts to the front hubs must be horrendous when turning(the splined bits).richard youre brave putting a dp8 behind that tractor.im suprised you havent pulled the front of it,more suited to a dp 7
nick......
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