Well started. I didn't realise the handle turns clockwise on a MK3. What is the advantage?

Does anyone have one they can measure. I have 40' of 15/16" solid round bar and 1" pipe to make one.

We had one of these for an 8n ford when I was young and wish I had all the measurements to build one as I now have a to20 and a l2900 kubota I think it will work on

That blade is as blunt as a baseball bat. Should cut through thin stuff like that in 0.2 of a second

more T20's rolled away and met their end than survive today!

be carfull and do'nt break your pto cover or indeed your pto shaft as the post swings down

Great to see how this works. The function and simplicity is awesome like so many things about Ford’s and Ferguson’s machinery.

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Hi! Just wondering if you will be putting your website back online? I loved looking at it!

Bu sistem bizim 135liktede vardı ama garajda asılı dururdu hiç görmemiştim nasıl kullanıldığını

Shouldn't be to difficult to make as they're probably not to easy to find

We used old motor oil from our Fergusons to paint the plow blades before storing and also when we first used it in the spring. Take an old paint brush and dip in the old oil and paint the plow blades. After several passes the blade is nice and clean and shiny!

We had the same jack but we put the front saddles/cups under the axle not where the front 3 point hitch arm is located like you have it set up for. I live in Nebraska (U.S.) and we had 3 different Ferguson tractors on our farm. Mostly used for mowing and raking prairie hay and alfalfa. Thank you for sharing this kind sir!

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Have done this with my 35 diesel. Only trouble I had was to find a bit of hard flat ground. This is important. Thanks for video.

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I have used this jack on the year 1949!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!....................

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Hi, after watching your video over and over, I realised that I did not have the confidence to fit my Mil Loader and asked my neighbour in France to fit it. However, he says that this particular loader that I have (same as yours) will not work on my 1949 TVO and that I need an earlier loader. Would you agree??? Many thanks.

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I know this is an old vid now but does anyone know if the pins are specific or can I just use a normal pin for them?

You probably have a drilled International wheel center on the LH side , or maybe later International/fordson thats been drilled , the 3 small wheel weight holes right in the middle were used on B250 and the outer 3 wheel weight holes on the 434/ Fordson Dexta

Take a look at the article on the website. I don’t think timing is something that you can make a video of. This video is just the results of the web article.

I have been trying to find out how to setup the timing on a tef20 vhf carnt find a video have u made one

Ingenious . Leo

What is this jack constructed with? Rods, heavy duty pipes? I can build it just need type of materials. Thanks

Very doubtful you will see my comment but were do I get that pipe sit up I have a to 30 in Kentucky I'd like to have that situps for Ferguson

Looks like a nice original jack. Might be a little hard to setup. Probably why not too many people bought that optional accessory. I wondered why there's extra pins under there. I figured they were for some sort of belly mower or something. I can't using it on soft ground.

Looking at the tractors I guess it’s a law you need a license plate on them

Great jack it would be nice if you posted pictures of it with measurements thank you

Is the loader any good??

good

Very handy to know. 👍 🚜

For some reason, that technique doesn’t work on my Ford 1940 9 N. I did exactly what was demonstrated....put the PTO lever to the forward, or off, position, raised the hydraulic lever and cranked the PTO for ten minutes....nada. Any ideas?

Hi could you tell me where I can get one of these Ferguson Tractor Jack? We live in Germany and I cant find one. we own a MF 135 build in 1965. And we need it really soon. Thank you. Britta

only ever adjusted brakes with screw driver thoroughfares slit

I have the exact same tractor and came up with the exact same idea the only thing i was going to do differently was i was gonna cut most of the post off leaving only a foot left then drill a hole through the post and put a metal rod through then wrap the chain around the rod

I have a chance to buy one of these but hesitate because If using this to actually Change a Tire or work on the tractor brakes etc. , wouldn't the weight shift when you remove one wheel and cause it to be very unstable? I love the mechanics and think it's an ingenius device but not convinced it is safe, especially on soft ground.

Can You Please Explain Exactly, step by step How you Hooked up the Hydraulics for this loader to work and how you Blocked the 3 point arms Please. I am looking to put a loader on my TO30 and there is NO info out there at all with Pics. Thank You, DanO'

Why is this

I have got a MILL loader and put it all on and used this vid to help but my loader dose not lift at all

stupid place for an exaust

hello if anyone Whit use crankshaft TEF20 diesel engine but in good condition , let me know thanks

Just got myself one on eBay. Can't wait to try it out.

For those that don't know these were used mostly for changing wheel widths for row crops or steep hills. Spin the rear wheels around to go wider and then slide the front axles outwards or inwards for desired width. Ford sold these too with their 8N tractors.

I have the same jack with the hollow tube but I also got hold of a solid rear bar one that I show on my gold 35 petrol sometimes. We will be starting a full restoration on a 1948 TEA20 over the next month or two and we will do a series on it on my channel. I just finished a John Deere 420H so time for the next one.

That would have been a fun little get together to reproduce history.

Where did you get that stopper cable ? I cant find one anywhere

you 're doing it wrong , use the instruction manual before starting the tractor

nice to see some new content on your channel