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The Joys of Classic Machines / silage 2016
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05-07-2016 4:17pm#1My restoration of the 205 Industrial was put on hold as like an idiot I managed to break some fingers and by the time I recovered it was time for silage.
I will return to the 205 When I get some free time
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2057544662.
But making silage brought its own complications. Before we started our main tractor a 390T needed a new clutch.
During the silage making we found issue with it driving in a straight line, thought at first it was simply a case of some new track rod ends but it wasn't that simple. The bush for the pivot pin was worn and the whole front axle was wandering and to make things worse the pivot pin refused to pull out, so we had to split the tractor again and both pull it from the front and drive it out from the back :mad:.
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