Near Ffestiniog – very sorry looking Leyland.

@elshalimo

Nice!

Loving those German pictures on the last page.

Must sort my pix out from the last couple months…maybe longer.

@redthunder –  I always thought Leyland were blue. Maybe it’s an old electric board machine?

If anyone has done the Stwlan dam road climb, it’s right at the bottom of the hill.

@Elshalimo, Leyland Industrial, they made a few of their models in yellow over the silver wheels. Not sure if there is any mechanical difference though.

Thanks

I thought it was rescued from one of the local slate mines or power stations

Horton in Ribblesdale

The MB Trac is cool.

They also had a relatively modern Unimog to the right of the MB beastie

Be still my beating heart

I know it’s not a proper tractor but it’s impressive

It is a proper tractor.
Just not an agricultural one 👍👍

I once wrote to Jim’ll Fix It to see if I could get a go in a Pistenbully. He never replied. Think I may have dodged a bullet there!

My late uncle’s massey 135. Recently sold on to due to the farm being sold.

Ford?

Ford 4000 County 4wd?

Must get some pictures off my work phone (if that’s not cheating) as had walking diggers on site.

Came across this on our walk today https://www.sevac.co.uk/nvtrr2024

That looks like a nice MB Trac at the back

Oooh nice County

A little Zetor 7045 from 1982, still working in the woods.

Used to see a lot of Zetors in rural SE Ireland visiting family in the 80s

The only time I saw Zetor tractors was when I holidayed in Devon as a child. Where I grew up, it was all large Fords and Massey Fergusons.

my uncle told me they were much cheaper than UK or German brands, hence popular on small hill farms in Wicklow, Carlow, Wexford area

Used to see Deutz too but not as common