Other Ferguson Implements
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Fertiliser Spreader
Model Number
Production/ Serial Number
FE-30 N/A
This spreader came as part of a lot including our TEF and a 735 loader. It was used on a local small holding on the TEF for paddock maintenance, however, it has suffered from an incompetent operator, but despite this the metalwork is very solid. I have used it a couple of times (click here for more pictures) and it works well. It is now stored under cover and requires minor work and a fresh coat of paint.

Earth Scoop
Model Number
Production/ Serial Number
B-JE-A20 N/A
The scoop arrived un-expectantly as part of large lot of implements, including a high lift loader. It was in better condition that the one already in the collection, so the decision was made to keep this one and sell the other. On arrival all of the moving parts were seized solid and the handle was missing, these have all now been freed off and a replacement handle sourced. To complete the restoration, a coat (or few!) of paint is required. It has proved a useful implement, and more pictures of it working can be viewed here.

Crane
Model Number
Production/ Serial Number
C-UE-21 215
This unusual crane was found by chance in a local late farmer’s barn and is one of the most useful implements I have. When we were having the farm re-fenced it earned its keep delivering bundles of fence posts. It is in excellent condition, although would benefit from a good coat of paint and is complete with both brass plates. It provided the template for Holland-Brand’s reproduction cranes and this example can be viewed in use here.

Irrigation Pump
Model Number
Production/ Serial Number

6-PLE-20

N/A
This incredibly rare implement was found in the same yard as the Hammer Mill, and was in good original condition (although seized). It was decided that the pump would be better in a larger collection and has since been passed on, where it is undergoing a full restoration.

 
Hammer Mill
Model Number
Production/ Serial Number
H-LE-A20 N/A
   
This Mill was found holding up a shed roof in a run-down yard. The weather had been kept off it, resulting in it being in excellent original condition. It had previously been used behind a David-Brown for grinding pig feed (and still contained some ground meal!). Due to having enough on-going projects, it was decided to sell this implement through the April 2006 Cheffins Vintage Auction. It is now part of a collection in Essex.

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