Cub Cadet

Today, another museum, another post with pics 
 
Only 120 of this tractor were made

 
Deutz intrac, dont see these too often

 
Oliver 60, neat little tractor 

 

 
Danish JL 

 
Volvo BM build into a Combine harvester

 

 
German röhr tractor

 
Schlüter

 
A couple of tool carriers

 
Eicher tool carrier with mounted potato planter

 
Russian tool carrier 

 
Bührer

 

 

 
International 10-20 on original rubber tyres

 
Another international 10-20

 
Hürlimann, beautiful tractor 

 

 
Belarus t150

 
Lots of implementatie hanging from the roof

 
Munktel

 
Oliver with a hole in the manifold

 

 
Masseur Harris

 
Fordson Power Major with a funny looking cab

 

 

 

 
German Alpenland, never seen one of these before

 

 
Allis Chalmers G

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Case L

 
This was the first tractor the owner of the museum had on the farm

 
That was all for today
 
 

Here's a few more photos. 
 

 
This is a spare bonnet we had lying around, at some point it had been cleaned up and painted so it was a quick job. 
 

 
The primed parts have been added since the dash tower on a C-125 is different. 
 

 

 
I'm not a fan of painting parts when bolted together but I know everything is rust free and Jake isn't bothered so long as the tractor looks tidy. 
 

 
Here is where I have got to, we have got some new tyres for the back and then I will be able to paint the rims all round. 

Back in November last year my dad bought a large collection of WH implements and tractors, in the collection was a C-125 that my brother bought, he wasn't a fan of the hood and fender so he hired me to convert it into a C-121 and restore it for him. 
 

 
Here is what it looked like, it was in a restored condition and most of it has been sandblasted so it was an easy job for me to just sand down the paint and then repaint. 
 

 

 
After a bit more taking apart and cleaning the bulk had been painted and reassembled, this is the only picture I took of me painted chassis and gearbox. 
 

 
There will be more photos to follow later. 
 
 
 

Very smart, Ewan.

You should go into business with your Fatha Ewan, call it NYGTR (North Yorkshire Garden Tractor Restorations)

Nice job on both occasions.

What a lucky lad he is, to have a brother like you.  He'll owe you few favours now.

Well done mate

So a couple of weeks ago Finn forgot to take it out of gear when getting off to open a gate, consequently it took off straight into the gate and had an implication with one of the coach bolts sticking through...  This is the mess that it made. 
 

 

 
Next he was asking me to repair it for him so I started by using a fibre glass repair kit and then using a little bit of filler. 
 

 

 
After a bit of paint you can't tell it was there. 

So a couple of weeks ago Finn forgot to take it out of gear when getting off to open a gate, consequently it took off straight into the gate and had an implication with one of the coach bolts sticking through...  This is the mess that it made. 
 

 

 
Next he was asking me to repair it for him so I started by using a fibre glass repair kit and then using a little bit of filler. 
 

 

 
After a bit of paint you can't tell it was there. 

Starting to look the part now, just got to do a little more tweaking on the lift mechanism and then paint it. 
 

 

So a couple of weeks ago Finn forgot to take it out of gear when getting off to open a gate, consequently it took off straight into the gate and had an implication with one of the coach bolts sticking through...  This is the mess that it made. 
 

 

 
Next he was asking me to repair it for him so I started by using a fibre glass repair kit and then using a little bit of filler. 
 

 

 
After a bit of paint you can't tell it was there. 

Starting to look the part now, just got to do a little more tweaking on the lift mechanism and then paint it. 
 

 

Starting to look the part now, just got to do a little more tweaking on the lift mechanism and then paint it. 
 

 

So a couple of weeks ago Finn forgot to take it out of gear when getting off to open a gate, consequently it took off straight into the gate and had an implication with one of the coach bolts sticking through...  This is the mess that it made. 
 

 

 
Next he was asking me to repair it for him so I started by using a fibre glass repair kit and then using a little bit of filler. 
 

 

 
After a bit of paint you can't tell it was there. 

Back in November last year my dad bought a large collection of WH implements and tractors, in the collection was a C-125 that my brother bought, he wasn't a fan of the hood and fender so he hired me to convert it into a C-121 and restore it for him. 
 

 
Here is what it looked like, it was in a restored condition and most of it has been sandblasted so it was an easy job for me to just sand down the paint and then repaint. 
 

 

 
After a bit more taking apart and cleaning the bulk had been painted and reassembled, this is the only picture I took of me painted chassis and gearbox. 
 

 
There will be more photos to follow later. 
 
 
 

more photos...
 

Nice work Ewan, the black frame and white side will look great

Im vacation in denmark which was a good excuse go and visit the denmark Ferguson museum.
 
Here's some pics
 

 

 

 

 

 
And here's something we saw while driving
 

 
Thats all for now, i'll put more pics up at the end of the week

Good weather for painting so the frame and the sides got a coat of paint after being primed yesterday. 
 

 

 

Good weather for painting so the frame and the sides got a coat of paint after being primed yesterday. 
 

 

 

The box finally tips and lifts twice as high 

 
First of all we made the lift arms that would do all of the lifting and also multiply the lift off the ground.  
 

 
Then we made the tipping mechanism, once the box is on the ground you can disengage the mechanism using a handle and then by lifting the box it can be emptied. 
 

 

 
Some tidying up of edges and welds will be done and then it is ready for paint. 
 
I am going to paint the mechanism yellow but I am unsure whether to paint the whole box IH white like the bonnet, or all black, or the frame black and the sides white. Any ideas will be appreciated!

Good weather for painting so the frame and the sides got a coat of paint after being primed yesterday. 
 

 

 

Good weather for painting so the frame and the sides got a coat of paint after being primed yesterday. 
 

 

 

Good weather for painting so the frame and the sides got a coat of paint after being primed yesterday.