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That lad is stone mad

Great job on the machine Mr Clancy. How much is it going at?

I remember them new. Lambourn cab and no live drive.

That was a great buy in 77. My father bought a fiat at that time but i bet its a pile of rust now

Great stuff Andy

I agree his comments re starting. There was one locally that was easy to start. On the other hand the same 4cly engine was In the allis chambers ed40 we had and it was terrible.

Great sweet little 4 cylinder 👍

Great video. Great to hear Andy’s enthusiasm and passion for quality restoration and maintenance. Keep up the good work.

Very interesting video - thank you for sharing it Michael 👍

Can you do those interviews in the shed.. can't hear him with the wind

I have the EXACT same stool hitch on my 135! 😊. Do you have any info about them hitches? They were probably made locally rather than in Banner lane.

Hello Michael. I hope you had a good time at the streete rally. Are you going to Stewarts Killashee (Farmer Phil) on Sunday 15th September?

Happy retirement Kevin. You always had a welcoming smile. A true Longford town legend.

Great man great stories great memories

Great video. Interesting information and history. Keep up the good work.

Good man yaself enjoy.retirement.

A Longford Legend

Fantastic interview keep them coming

This man appreciates his tractors and it’s fantastic to see. Well done. I had a 390 12/12 shuttle bought new and I should never have traded it in. Beautiful tractor

Great video. Fabulous tractor & interesting story well told. Keep up the good work.

My dad is a pure massey man too he has a 188 as well what a tractor he was born in 1943

Super video as always. It's lovely listening to someone so passionate about his tractors and preserving his family farming heritage

Good man Andy ,❤

♥️👍the original 135's are great,*148* im a little more comprehensive!; It worked so 'business hours', the steering wheel only remained iron🤭, the race of the gas pedal melted!!; all deleted??; the same uretilyaptesbayim

Yes, dear sir, even though I don't know your language very well🥱, this tractor is most likely "English made👍" and if the pedals have not been changed or it may have been used in a stationary work!?; ---

Ok

Good man Andy some man for the history 👍

Thanks Michael for capturing these fine tractors from Andys collection. It great to see a tractor looking so original. I see the starter and alternator were changed at some point. Am l right in thinking they'd have been originally painted the same as the engine block? What is the switch on the lefthand side of the dash for?

Thank you Paddy & Michael Brilliant video I sort of remember seeing something about them in the seventies Goodness I might have to go all the way from Australia to Ballinamore show to shake Paddy’s hand for keeping such a beautiful piece of Irish history going No plenty of French 130 s and 25 or 30 here and of course 135 petrol and Diesel As far as I know the French Tractors were badged 130 and a complete different animal Keep up the good work G Luk ☘️☘️🍀🇮🇪🇦🇺

Wonderfull tractor.

Very interesting. Two neighbours of mine in the mid-70s had new 133s with the Lambourn cab. I understood back then that they were basically a 135 without a dual clutch and with a cheaper cab. What confused me more recently was the specifications you find online. Andy did a great job explaining that those specifications relate to the French built 133 which is different. That was news to me. The fact that he has the original leaflet on the Banner Lane built 133 to show it's provenance is exceptional.

We've a massey ferguson 133 there a great work horse

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Some tractor fair play him

You sold MF135

Its a credit to you andy.. do a review on more.. love the history

Lovely tractor Mr clancy its beautiful

So my school boss was driving past that and I saw it

Absolutely brilliant ye r out r ye own guys.... best entertainment goin n d whole county hands down 🤩🤩😍 yup yup yup 🥰🥰🥰

This tractor for sale

lights are not original... there are screws in front of the light housing.... original ones don't have that...

Ya you can't beat the older tractors will last I have a 165 massey ferguson

They great tractor in day use draw in silage one them single cop on 168.massy good old days credit to ya no tractors where in best place bring to get rebuild and refurbished done on tractor

That's just brilliant. To get to that age and look so well and be able to recite for 5min..... wow! And he didn't falter once! I'd say he's lost count how many times he's done it. I'd say he still kneels and says his prayers every night. An inspiration to a man here half his age.

Thank you for doing these videos. This is Irish heritage for my generation. Great to get the family history from the owners mouth. I hope you continue to do the rest of his collection if he has more. The 135 were a great little tractor and I agree with everything he said about the way they should be restored. That tractor is a credit to him and the passion for keeping his families farming heritage comes across in the videos. I love that. The one thing l would pick out if l was being fussy is the exhaust. They never came black from the factory. It should be white "sandpaper texture" one. Let him tell me l'm wrong. Now l can see why he did that way, matches the cab top. Also l wonder did it ever come the first day with that weight frame? I can't see how it would on a stock farm if his uncle wasn't ploughing

Well done Andy you are a credit. great history of a lovely tractor . Looking forward to having a look at your great original tractors Best wishes Ivan

Well done Mr Clancy you have a great memory and very nice tractors

That man is apart of longford history 💪

Rest in peace Billy.

An original like that could be worth e25000 plus the man is top class at minding it