1946 Fordson Major E27N 4.4 Litre 4-Cyl Petrol/TVO Tractor (27HP) - Ploughing

1946 Fordson Major E27N 4.4 Litre 4-Cyl Petrol/Kerosene Tractor (27HP) - Ploughing...
Staffordshire & Birmingham Agricultural Society Ploughing Match
Saturday 16 September 2017

[@michaelhalsall5684]

I love the sound of these tractors, such as gentle but powerful exhaust note!

[@simonworman7898]

Nice work,lots of skill and experience Tvo tractor running well Not an easy plough to use unlike the later ransome model

[@IncredibleClassicTractors]

Thanks 👍

[@stephensmith799]

Very memorable scent: manure, farmyard camomile and TVO!

[@antoinewiame3311]

Il y a 50 ans, un fermier du voisinage en utilisait encore un, le tracteur était en fin de vie, quand eloi, ( le fermier) passait une vitesse, on l'entendait à 500metres,mais le tracteur tirait sa charge. Bonjour de la Belgique wallone

[@BRI33NOR]

Petrol ? Or petrol kerosene ? Petrol to start only ? Those I worked with was. Start on petrol when cold, turn to paraffin( kerosene) once warmed up ?. Can almost smell it now just watching.

[@IncredibleClassicTractors]

Hi Brian, you are right, thanks for pointing it out. Much appreciated. Dave

[@chriscreasy4434]

Regards

[@stephensmith799]

Ah… That sound and THAT smell!

[@simonworman7898]

Just goes to show ,if you are a real ploughman you can do a good job with any kit. I am sure this man knows his tractor and plough,but there are easier combos. Early short Ransome plough? and as previous comment the quirky nature of an e27n with it's roots way back in 1917

[@dickgoodey2528]

I don't think a 1946 Fordson Major would be built with a 3point linkage, this was just Grey Fergies back then.
My first drives were on these TVO tractors, I can smell them now

[@simonworman7898]

You could fit an wfter market kit ,I think?

[@donvoll2580]

Good day from Ont Canada Yea over here never seen older Fordson like this with 3 pt . Thanks

[@jiminayr]

I think you will find this is the Fordson Major E27N certainly NOT a model N

[@IncredibleClassicTractors]

Thanks James

[@user-jf8qg6of3x]

@@IncredibleClassicTractors thank..you..very..much

[@JamesRKelly-sx4nv]

@@IncredibleClassicTractors ttto..

[@justinvayre1205]

un gars de la ville qui joue au paysan

[@gordoncrook7507]

In Devon us called it T V O tractor vaporising oil
Gordon Exmouth

[@IncredibleClassicTractors]

Thanks Gordon, appreciate the information., many thanks. Dave

[@stephensmith799]

And in Wales too. A kind of parrafin.

[@michaelhalsall5684]

In Australia T.V.O. was known as "Power Kerosene" to distinguish it from "Lighting Kerosene". In the States T.V.O. was called "Distillate", which was confusingly the name we used for Diesel Fuel here in Australia!

[@mervklein3814]

Wresteling

[@jkkijlkjyh4524]

الحاج قديم

[@nevillewalker6299]

I wouklnt mind a fiver for every hour I have spent on one of those. Two and a quarter cwt railroac sack tuck as a hood against the inclements.