OT Ferguson Tractors

============================ These should keep you occupied for a while !!! Mike.H.

Thanks for these links, Mike. Regards Pete

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John

Thanks for this one as well , John. Just wish that there was a uk.rec. tractors - after all there are possibly more tractor owners than "stationary" owners ! Perhaps they are not considered in the main as recreational owners. Regards Pete

I wish there was such a group as well. Perhaps we should start one. I would guess that there were as many tractors being shown as stationary engines. Probably not as many examples "resting" though. As time goes on there are likely to be more tractors progressing into preservation, something unlikely to happen with modern SE's. Good luck with the Fergie, mine has given many hours of fun as well as being a useful tool when it's needed. It's easy to see why it revolutionised the tractor industry.

John

I like the idea of starting one and will give it some thought. From previous postings I have read it is quite a performance and not a process to be undertaken lightly. Perhaps we ought to wait and see if anybody else comes foward with some interest even though we are a bit OT. Wondering where you are located, John and whch model of Fergie you own. I am in Nantwich, Cheshire.

Regards Pete Stockdale

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There is a US orientated tractor group, see news:alt.fan.tractors the subject of British tractors gets a mention occasionally but it seems to cover mostly garden tractors. There is little doubt that many tractor owners have Internet access but it is likely that few are aware of newsgroups. I would support the creation of a uk.rec.tractors group and if it can be created I would be happy to promote it on my tractor web site and by mentioning it to tractor owners.

Yes Richard, I had noticed much of the tractor activity on the net is U.S. based. No reason why us brits can,t declare u.d.i. ! Thanks for your support

Pete