Massey Ferguson 40 Combine Pt1 - Will it run?
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- In this video I help a friend out with his recently purchased Massey Ferguson 40 combine harvester. After sitting for 3 years the fuel and electrical systems need a little TLC. We'll move onto the rest of the machine in future videos along with putting it to work.
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Good man!
She's a cracking machine. Seems to burn diesel nice and clean for old Machine.👍
She's very clean once warmed up a bit. The previous owner told me it smokes like crazy on the first start of the season but clears up quickly. Can't remember the hours on it but they are very low. Hope all is well Ali!
Good video. Interesting project
Thanks Michael 👍.
Great machine great vid, love seeing vids from u Dave
Thanks Darrell 🙂👍. Can't wait to get back to work on it again, it's a beast. Very grateful to my buddy for letting me work and film it. Looking forward to your next video!
Listen to that baby purr
It's an incredible engine. We need to sort out a shield beside it that rattles at idle though.
One hell of a machine in its day still a well capable machine now still some about in England cropping up for sale for not a lot of money
Itll be interesting to see how it performs! It's a nice machine. I think their physical size makes them a bit awkward for smaller users, hence the decent prices. Thanks for watching and commenting.
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………so I think it would be safe to say your motto is “ go big or go home “? LOL!!
I couldn't resist this one! Thanks for watching, hope all is well!
Is this thing after coming down to Cork the number 1 on the side is like one I drove off a lowloader a few weeks back
Noel, its in Cork, so possibly the one you brought 🙂👍
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You're some man for one man Dave 😉 💪💪💪
He sure is 😃👍
@@mickeyvfr98 haha thanks Mickey!! I loved working on it, back on it again next week, lovely machine!
Hi Dave; love combines but at the same time they frighten me to death when running with the covers open, surely the owner owes you a pint now? keep the videos coming, stay safe.
I owe the owner a lot of pints 😂. We've been friends a long time and he's done me plenty of favours. To be honest, it's nice to work on something different, and to have someone else working with me. There's lots of scary stuff under the covers, but I do a lot of work in high voltage substations, so you learn to keep your hands clear! Thanks again for watching 🙂👍. Down with the CAT at the moment working on the next video.
My old boss had one almost identical, named Dronningborg 9000(QueensBurg 9000)
I never knew that, but the owner told me that the MF 40 is a Dronningborg . They bought the company at some point. Thanks for watching 👍
I've got a problem with mine it runs for about 20 minutes then cuts out will start again after I wile I've changed the fuel filters and no better
John, I'd suggest looking at the fuel line, theyre rubber throughout their length and can perish or get chewed by rodents. When it does cut out also make sure that the fuel solenoid is still on (should be a loud click up at the engine when you turn the key on). Does it die suddenly or start to stutter and lose power? Where are you based?
@@davesworkshop2714 hi thanks for getting back to me found some dirt in the outlet from the sediment filter it was restricting the flow of diesel its going much better now thanks
@@johnw13473 glad to hear it John. Get in touch any time if I can be of help.
ridge lines no? rubber leaks after years when they become so soaked
They were pretty perished! I was surprised by the length of rubber line installed. Id have expected metal. Rodents love combines and rubber too!
@@davesworkshop2714 and everything else like automobiles too