What are they like are they any good my neighbour is looking at a 1060 not too many around these parts !
Silver 110 or something like that I think? [MENTION=1411]nashmach[/MENTION] probably knows off the top of his head
Don't know about the gearbox being soft, finding gears was like stirring porridge and the clutch on them is shocking heavy. Electrics wouldn't be they're strong point but they're no Renault either!!Silver 110 is the newer four cylinder model.
The 100.6 is the last of the six cylinder versions.
Gearbox was a bit soft in them and something also tells me head gaskets. Oh and electrics!
Never seemed to be that popular despite having a decent spec as Ted says. Don't understand that myself.
Silver 110 is the newer four cylinder model.
The 100.6 is the last of the six cylinder versions.
Gearbox was a bit soft in them and something also tells me head gaskets. Oh and electrics!
Never seemed to be that popular despite having a decent spec as Ted says. Don't understand that myself.
The biggest problem with air cooled engines is that in this climate, where the air comes in, the dust gets damp and cakes, they are really more suited to a dry climate
Wouldn't agree with that at all, if dust caking is your problem it will do it a lot quicker in a radiator. The Deutz air cooled engines were among the most reliable available in both agri and plant machinery in their day, and miles ahead of the water cooled engines offered by some of their competitors
Wouldn't agree with that at all, if dust caking is your problem it will do it a lot quicker in a radiator. The Deutz air cooled engines were among the most reliable available in both agri and plant machinery in their day, and miles ahead of the water cooled engines offered by some of their competitors
In an ideal world I'd have an air cooled yoke for driving the mill, it's a full time job trying to keep radiators clean. Used to find the same with the stone rake in dry conditions.
Well the way i see it is that the tractor can blow the dry dust out in dry climates, and the caking thing happened to one of two sames around here. Think its a buffalo 130 not sure. it still gives good service, but it got a replacement engine. Liquid cooled for a damp climate, air cooled for a hot dusty one. Air temperature has no real effect on the cooling of them. But thats just my opinion
You don't often see a running tractor for sale for 800...
http://www.donedeal.ie/tractors-for-sale/lamborghini-r503/11079699?offset=13
It's not THAT bad looking.
I did thanks.You got it to work [emoji106]:D
I'd prefer the old 1056 beside them myself!