Glad I can! They are fun and keep me out of trouble 😉

Thanks! I have more big revivals in the works!

Right! That wasn’t expected lol

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Thanks! She will be a sweety pie when it’s all done!

Thanks! Another fun project!

Right on! I appreciate it!

She may….. But I feel like I may give the whole 9 yards 😆

Right! I wasn’t sure at first if this would crab steer, and it’s good enough for me lol. This one is gonna crab walk home the way it’s messed up currently 😆

Thanks! 😊

Right! That popped off immediately!

Thanks for the tips! Sounds like two wheel steer is the way to go for most of what I’d be doing with this rig.

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 Yes. But you might be just the guy to “build a better mouse trap” like you did with Turd’s drive shaft.

Thanks!

Words to live by 😉😆

Yes! Might have to tint some of that Massey paint 😆

Thanks! I have a buddy that has a tire that size and will donate to the cause 😉

I’ll check it out! Thank you!

What model was it? I’d like to see one sometime!

Thanks! Been trying a few options with microphones, haven’t had the best of luck. Camera fell and broke the last one. Sometime I will find one 😉😆

Thanks!

Thanks! And thanks for the history! That stuff always fascinates!

I couldn’t believe that shot off that fast!

Right! She sounds very good especially for sitting

Sounds like that is a common thing in these

@jtsbarnngrill6873 he bought it and I watched him drive it in and that's where she sits. I would love to figure out whats wrong but I don't see eye to eye with him.

Thanks! I have another revival coming up that is not MF… but MF will always have my heart lol

It will be a learning curve! But I can’t wait to try it out!

Thanks! The good deals keep finding me 😉

@jtsbarnngrill6873 wish they find me bin looking for a 4x4 for long time but the price off tractors over here have gone through the roof. I seem to be the in buying off wrong things tractors and land rovers . Even the old grey Fergus have gone up. Its a nightmare. Well good luck with. Hopefully you can afford to hold on to them all because they are going up in price. So good retirement plan.

​@@andywilkinson3792the prices on old tractors has gone up here in the states also. The last two or three years.

@northdakotaham1752 ya farmers have had anuf off all the new ones braking down and can't afford to fix them. Plus you can fix the old ones your self for a lot less money.

I’m in mid Michigan. He told me that it would start immediately but I didn’t think it would go that fast!

The 66 had a positive ground

I can imagine 😞

That would usually be due to a bad steering sensor on the axle ends or the wiring in between. It would misread the angle and try to correct it... incorrectly.... Dad had to replace one on the 4690 IIRC.

@@CoreyBrasher That is what I had heard before.

Hopefully these won’t give me any trouble

Steiger use Hungarian RABA axles - at least Series III machines do. Not sure about prior and later series though.

I thought that these tractors used Clark axles ? I believe that early Case rigid frame, 4 way steers used Clarks also, as did the John Deere 8010/8020 articulated tractors from the 1960s.

@@jamesbarbour8400 I did my homework on this stuff. I don’t comment without knowing what I’m talking about. The 4100 series IH until and including the 4166, and maybe the 4186 used Rockwell, 1200 and 1470 Case used Rockwell, then Case switched to their own axle. John Deere 8020s had Clark. Look at the bolt patterns and the hubs. And I said series 1 Steigers. That changed pretty quick once they found out that the Rockwells sucked.

@@nellsonstout7001 are you suggesting that I've posted a comment indicating that I don't know what I'm talking about ? For your information, I too do my homework, and indeed have been in touch with the owner of AMTRAC ( a contraction of American Tractor - the owner dealt exclusively with Stiegers tractors), in the North of England. He kindly supplied me with a detailed history of the axles that Steiger used, from year dot till they went bankrupt around the mid 80s. I was also kindly offered several old engineering drawings of the specific axles as used on the Steiger Panther Series III tractor, by a contact I have within the RABA organisation, in Hungary, Europe. I have recently found out that badge engineered Ford FWs were equipped with Steigers' own 'S34' Single Outboard Reduction axles, to presumeably keep production costs down for a competitor. Furthermore, I have a book by Lee Klancher, an author, published by Octane Press which covers all of IHs' forays into large four wheel drive tractor production, whether they be four wheel steer or articulated. Every chapter of said book is written by relevant people involved with the specific tractors under scrutiny, since they worked for IH in various capacities, and weren't just some enthusiasts who pretended to know more than they actually did. Where the IH and Case Traction King tractors are concerned, I may have gotten my Clark and Rockwell axle units mixed up, but can state with confidence that the John Deere 8010/8020 early articulated tractors definitely did use Clark axles. I have a Parts Manual for that tractor, and it's in there.

I will do that for you when it makes its way to my house

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 thanks in advance

I’ll bet it would😆. But I need to keep the red shades going here lol

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 very neat tractor. Always wanted one

Yeah… tires are worth more than the tractor

Hard to say. Having some troubles with the 4166 currently so it is waaay on the back burner for now unfortunately 😞

If you paint it. Seal those new decals in with clear coat. You can spray red enamel and clear over in it with auto clear coat. I've done it to reduce my paint cost

It's then very durable after and doesn't fade out like you talked about after being sealed in with clear coat.

PPG

More to come..

@@jtsbarnngrill6873 Thank you for your prompt response. 🙂👍

That was not expected!

That happens 😉