holder tractors

[Mr Ed]

Very nice operation there BigBolt.

[Big Bolt]

Thank you Mr Ed

Sorry i did not answer you question from my wet feet thread

 

it was a holder A60 t and the other was a Bv 202 i do believ thats pre hagllands the engine is a 2 litre petrol and twin carbs and boy does it sound sweet ive done some mods to it removed most of the metal work and installed a old crane pump to drive a pair of winches

[Andy Collins]

Proper kit that!! I didnt realise how much I need one of those til now:biggrin: Thanks for posting.

[Stephen Blair]

just found this thread, i picked up my holder last month, i had only ever heard of 2 that were lying rusting, but i put a guy onto someone who paid a grand just for the engine with out seeing it, i think they are getting pretty rare. i couldnt resist buying it, looking forward to some summer night playing in the woods. i just need to sort the hand throttle, it keeps slipping forward, really annoying lol

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LylkQmSzCpk]YouTube - new tractor 016.MP4[/ame]

[Stephen Blair]

heres one playing with the winches, first go so take it easy on me, the bit of beech had about 3 ugly nugs that were sticking in the ground, so i doubled up and used both winches to steer it out, great fun.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gUf3gnc75-E]YouTube - new tractor 015.MP4[/ame]

[slasherscot]

ur next door neighbour had 1 for ages, theres a few kicking about

[clueless]

i like the bit in the second video where you went back for another play at the end but then changed your mind!

[Stephen Blair]

i dont have the right chokers for it mate, they should bring the timber right up close with one end off the ground, i realised i was just going to make a mess dragging it about lol

[Frankie Lawrence]

Holders are brilliant its odd to say that there rare though, The bloke I work for has had two since Ive been with him unfoortuantley got rid of one 2 years back and the othr a year ago was real shame.

I never new how rare until I read this thread.

[Stephen Blair]

there could be hundreds about the country, tucked away in sheds and woodlands for all we know.