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COUNTY 1184TW MAKES PROGRESS Well-known Ford fan Bjorn Kvaerner from Norway has added to his very extensive family collection a County 1184TW and now he shows it to us.
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A Great War Survivor
It is not often that you get to see rare old working farm equipment. Ian Linch invited me to see the restored Fordson Model F that he and his wife purchased some 18 months ago, writes Gary Hawkins. Along with me, Karen Wheeler whose family had stored the tractor previously was invited to see Henry the Model F make a grand entrance into Ian’s yard, running as sweetly as it had when new some 99 years ago.
...And Still They Work
David Reed finds a Pelican in a coalyard. Is it still capable?
We Don't Know What Is Out There
Mike & Julie Blenkinsop search their archives and find some rare images of the Fordson-based Neal Pelican grab-loader.
Good As New
Chris McCullough finds a TW-25 that has recorded just 865 hours in 33 years.
County Takes On Muir-Hill
It is not every day you see a tug o’ war between a County and a Muir-Hill, but this was the case when Jane Brooks took time out from farming to visit Tim Pearman’s Ford collection at Astwood Bank in Worcestershire.
Oops! I've Bought A Tractor
Alan Barnes talks to a man who made an accidental purchase.
Start'em Young
The Scottish Borders has an enviable reputation as a hotbed for classic Ford tractors in original condition. Bob Weir went to meet Sean Campbell, and his Ford 4000.