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Tom, Have you considered a revolving drum for your purpose, something like a spin drier. You could make one up fairly handy with a few bits and pieces. An old barrel with an axle through the centre with a few holes drilled, a filling chute, and a pto shaft running off the tractor. Start the PTO...

Tom, Have you considered a revolving drum for your purpose, something like a spin drier. You could make one up fairly handy with a few bits and pieces. An old barrel with an axle through the centre with a few holes drilled, a filling chute, and a pto shaft running off the tractor. Start the PTO...

I'm not familar with the headlights on the 7245 but in case its not a sealed beam I came across a similar problem on a car before. It turned out that the rubber seal surrounding the bulb was defective allowing moist air to enter past the bulb. That was O.K. until the bulb cooled and the...

Hi Tom, You were lucky you had the cylinder and valve handy, they can be expensive to source. I think this is a great example of how useful tractor hydraulics can be over and above the normal tipping trailer/loader/implement control. Rgds Pat

Hey Tom, Theres quite a bit of hydraulic plumbing on the splitter not to mention the spool valve and ram. Did you just have this lying around or did you "borrow" it from the loader? It looks the business though...

The Perkins ran faster than the standard engine.

In the early nineties fitting perkins engines to crystals was often done in here in the South. In fact around us there was one silage contractor with a fleet of these modified machines. The motivation for this at the time I think was a demand for more power with also a small hint of respect for...