Nice work Terry, My father is currently restoring one unfortunately the bonnet is too far gone!..Don't suppose you know of any? they're rarer than hens teeth!
Un excellent travail encore bravo quesque j'aimerai que le miens soi comme le tient car c'est du boulot et surtout de l'argent sa coûte très chère, les miens ce sont des 1080 4rm et j'en suis très loin du compte mes avec le temps sa ce fera sinon merci pour le partage
Zetor tractors are great because they are very easy to maintain and their are very simple to bleed the air out of the diesel and they start quicker after bleeding than other makes
@@bobpaterson1845 we have a 4511 here and for some reason its a rocket ship, leaves all the rest in her dust , it clocks out close to 35mph and it only has an original set of 28's on the back .
@@bobpaterson1845 i did have a 4011 along with a 2011 and 3011 here for a while but i sold them as i didn't have enough room to store them all , we currently have 12 zetors , 6 restored and 6 waiting to be done , we have 2511 , 3511 , 3545 , 4511 , 5511 , 5545 x 2 , 5611 and a 8011 crystal , plus a few other breakers for parts etc .
110/90 and most of the fiat d.t and fiat agri and really early new holland's only tractor's worth saving..kings of cool if you were a teen farmer or farm labour back in the mid 80's and late 90's well these fiat beasts were the seriousness of sexyness if tractors are such a thing ..best sounding tractors too with the straight through exhaust coming from the turbo ..yep kings of cool were and still are them jems of fiat's👍👍🙂🙂💕💕
thanks Andrew , no its an original Irish tractor , we are the second owner , they were marketed here as a deluxe version of the 5511 with the large cab and air sprung seat etc. . the 5718 was slightly newer than the 5611and had some small design changes . thanks for watching .
@@Mrgreendragon3 ah class Been thinking I need the old mf35x brakes and perhaps add a few hydraulic spools for the rear. Displays and lights fixed. Thing’s to be straightened up But keep the old patina look :) Should it be something I learn and do or just pass on to those who know, that’s the dilemma lol Are you Based out of Connaught, Leinster, Munster, Ulster ?
hi Kenny , the paint we use is sparex " zetor beige metal " code S82193 , hope this is of some use , i buy all my paint from MPA spares Belleek and he ships worldwide if you need to look him up , tell him i sent you . thanks for watching .
She is pretty clean took alot of work good days and bad but in the she turned out to be a nice peace of kit. Loved the video, like the way you took us through it step by step. Do you have anything else lined up that you know of or is it a summer break?
thank you Robin , i got the " clam shell " mudguards from MPA spares Belleek co Fermanagh , northern Ireland , if you google them they will come up and they are very easy to deal with , you can tell them i sent you , they were not expensive and are the correct mudguards for this era tractor , they are very easy to fit using long bolts which locate either side of the rear axle . thanks for watching .
I just bought a 1957 Massey Ferguson FE35 and just start to repair the sheet metal lot of hard work ahead of me last time I drove one of these when I was 14 years old and I am now 66 years old
