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i also have a ransome MG5 and have toyed with the idear of using it in the woods. was thinking of making up a pto powered winch on the back and some spades. have taken ours to show and have driven around the off road corses only problem is when you hit a log and it justs starts to clime vertical and then you come back to earth with a crash.:biggrin: to make it more stable you could increase the track width by turning the wheels round

also did you manage to get the mag as i would also be intrested in getting a copy to see the artical.

 

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LR90 can you tell me more about your ransome? how long have you had it and what have you run off the pto ?

Mine belonged to my late father and he passed away when i was 12. it was then that i stripped the engine for some reason and never put it back together. SOme 20 years later i had her restored by a chap in the area who has done a few ransomes and ploughs with one too.

The original diesel engine was rash after my delicate touch all those years ago. incidently it was made by Stihl.

anyway, i now have the petrol engine on in its place. i am dying to use her for work etc. i did have a chipper stuck in a chaps rambling garden which we wheeled in by hand but had to use the ransome to recover.

 

Bloody fun little machines.

I will dig out a pic of her pre resto.

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The original diesel engine was rash after my delicate touch all those years ago. incidently it was made by Stihl.

 

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Stihl or Still ? The latter still make diesel forklifts, and possibly marine diesels at some time. If it is one made by the Garden Machinery people I'd be intrigued as I haven't come across one before.

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