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our friend has finished his "doe triple D" fergie - thats if doe would have made one - this is what it would have looked like , we tested and practising its first ploughing with it , the 4 furrow plough they were buying hadnt arrived yet, so its got a borrowed 2 furrow just for test purposes on and to see if it does really work, and it will be demo'd at the local ploughing match, 5th October in Derbyshire. - I believe from seeing it plough it has already been sold:thumbup:

- well done master mechanic Ken and Steve for all your hardwork on this project:thumbup:

cost of project - 2 scrap petrol/tvo fergies out of hedge bottoms - £400, steel and centre pivot from i believe a muck spreader FOC scrap, and FOC for sandblast and paint job as favours.

all done properly i hasten to add, both tractors can be started from sitting on the seat, both clutches engage at same time and gears can be selected both at same time.

Looks good, the purists wont be happy with the orange colour though.

How good is the turning circle, less or greater than an oil tanker ?

nice work, im equally impressed you managed to fit it on that trailer behind the landy!

they sell for a small fortune when they come up in the local sale ground

you mean cheffins nifty things make silly money there

having said that they have made a nice job of it :thumbup:

you mean cheffins nifty things make silly money there

having said that they have made a nice job of it :thumbup:

i no i got stung by the buying fee

That is very smart!!!

Why do they call them a "Triple D"??

If the D stands for "drive", should it not be "double D"??

triple 'D' is short for DOE DUAL DRIVE TRACTOR

That is very smart!!!

 

Why do they call them a "Triple D"??

 

If the D stands for "drive", should it not be "double D"??

HI skyhuck yes my mate has fordson triple d dole its the nuts mate jon