Bought an 8011 project. Bits needed please

[rania]

Hi All,


I have bought an old 1976 Zetor 8011 to use as a working restoration. There were a few here in Norfolk.
It's a bit tired as it was used with a loader. No brakes but handbrake works (no brake fluid reservoir either)
I've bought a full set of wings ( although original right side is good and straight) and brake pipes, fluid reservoir, master cylinders and slave cylinders from John Conaty in Ireland.


Used bits I need to start:

Original seat and passenger seat.
Hydraulic pump cover ( LHS under cab) is missing
Door bottom glass and small front right glass panel.
Bolt on hitch point on front.
Front headlights & cowling



New bits - where to get:
Windscreen rubber by the metre
Cab rubber 'P' profile I think that fits between wings and cab.


If you have any of the above bits to sell I'd be very interested. I have a few Fergie TE bits bonnet/wings/steering box if you fancy a trade

Thanks
Don

 

[beachdriver]

Hello I may be breaking an 8011 I am in Lancashire, I have a drivers seat.
I also have an 12045 with a complete running engine if you know any one who may be interested.

 

[rania]

Hi Wayne,
Sorry - just saw your message.
I bought a pretty rough but mechanically sound one for 700. I probably should have held out for a better one for a bit more. I really wanted one with the Ursus front axle and a good cab with all the glass and working brakes but couldn't wait of course. Not sure if I should sell her on and buy another now as I have limited repair facilities at home. I wanted to do her up for showing as they are rare here in Norfolk.

I'd love a 12045 but too expensive for me.

What condition the seat...?

Thanks Don

 

[rania]

Hi Wayne,

My email is don@rania.co.uk If you can let me know if your old 8011 is for sale complete. Mine is an early 1970's one.

I need:

seat complete, front hitch, headlights and mountings, left wing parking/indicator + mounting and rear lights + mountings.


I have a WW2 GMC CCKW truck that I might be selling to finance the restoration or to buy a better one to do as a show tractor.

Thanks

Don