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what a great little tractor 

Funny how you can take of one bit and then end up with lots of bits.

Good to see you getting on with this Ash, the new rubber looks great

Derrick the rat cat always plays close attention that my project 


well that escalated quickly 


just googling some parts dealers in the uk for lombandini bits.
 

Derrick the rat cat always plays close attention that my project 


well that escalated quickly 


just googling some parts dealers in the uk for lombandini bits.
 

Got a flywheel puller but not used it yet
but I love the new tyres and sprayed wheels

Got a flywheel puller but not used it yet
but I love the new tyres and sprayed wheels

Got a flywheel puller but not used it yet
but I love the new tyres and sprayed wheels

Got a flywheel puller but not used it yet
but I love the new tyres and sprayed wheels

Got a flywheel puller but not used it yet
but I love the new tyres and sprayed wheels

Thats better.
fantastic mate and the backdrop is good as well  

That's bad news on the engine Ash, I'm sure your get it sorted..

Thats bad news mate, sounds like a thrust bearing 

tomorrow i'm partaking in a plowing match with the horse.
here are a few pics of the horse ready for transport

 

 

 

hello, Ive stumbled across this wonderful forum for like minded folk. 
 
I recently picked this up, Its not running but looks complete other then a starter motor. And a perished rear tyre due to it been stood on it flat. 
It has a diesel 10 hp lombardini engine and i think its 1970's and thats about all I know about it, My plan it to get it started. paint the wheels, maybe replace the tyres with more tractor like tyres and use it.
 
the first thing i found out about it was how heavy it is, I collected it on my own from someones back garden, had to get it down a alley with 90 degree bend, i had to lift and bounce it round, I think it was worth it.
 












any info would be nice
thanks Ash
 

The Maxxis Ceros 27x9-15 is a great AG alternative, that works on turf as well, its the tires on my second D-160, the last picture.

I have 15x9 rears with turf tyres. I long for AG tyres. Even coincided pupping 15.3 x 9 with a inner tube and hope for the best

Found this while internet searching,

Found this while internet searching,

hello, Ive stumbled across this wonderful forum for like minded folk. 
 
I recently picked this up, Its not running but looks complete other then a starter motor. And a perished rear tyre due to it been stood on it flat. 
It has a diesel 10 hp lombardini engine and i think its 1970's and thats about all I know about it, My plan it to get it started. paint the wheels, maybe replace the tyres with more tractor like tyres and use it.
 
the first thing i found out about it was how heavy it is, I collected it on my own from someones back garden, had to get it down a alley with 90 degree bend, i had to lift and bounce it round, I think it was worth it.
 












any info would be nice
thanks Ash
 

haha it would have more room in your garage. Put a battery on i had in the garage, the light and starter work but not the indicators, i had a look in the fuse box and the indicator fuse was missing, so i put one in and it started turning the starter motor, I took the fuse back out 

didn't realise the rears tyres are tubeless. took the flat tyre (wheel) off to have a look and the valve came off in my hand, I bought a new valve and my mate (with a tyre machine) unbeaded the tyre and put the new value in, but couldn't get the bead to sit after and had to fill it with cheap hair spray and light it. Problem solved, I fitted the starter motor that came with it, and the pinion is too small, it turns the engine but then slips, Anyone know what size (starter motor) pinion i need for a Lombadini 510 ? or shall i just stop being tight and buy the correct starter motor ? 
 
plans are wheels off shot blasted and powder coated cream. Proper tractor style exhaust, and tractor style tyres. leave the patina paint and maybe a loader, for now get it running and have a working rolling project.
 

you lot have inspired me

minty really didn't want it go

Archie did a ace job steering it 


There is 500 yard run between our fields and our house I dare not tow him on the road so i pushed it down the pavement, its weighs a bastard!

its now all tucked up in my garage. I'm a hoarder.

LORD T, I did wonder if it was fir LORD TRACTOR or LORD TW@T haha. Any recommendations on rear tyres ?  think the rims are 15x9 want some thing with more thread then turf tyres but that will still fit on the arches

Only kidding
Here's the second go, needs setting up and a better driver


See what I mean