Vintage Tractor Engineer

We’ve been having big problems with the Vintage Tractor Engineer Discussion Forums over the past several months.  Earlier in the year we couldn’t prevent spam registrations and then when we did stop the spam, the human users (in our case tractor owners/enthusiasts) couldn’t register either.
This resulted in the forums been only lightly used as no-one [...]

We are always getting requests for different tractor mainenance DVD’s, tutorials or guides on how to do different jobs.  This one came in recently…
Hello, I have the 23C Engine Rebuild & MF 35 Hydraulics Repair DVDs, they’re great. Any chance you could do one for the 20C engine, the TE20/MF35/MF135 G/boxes including Multi Power? I [...]

As we come to the end of another year in our vintage tractor world, Vintage Tractor Engineer thought it would be a good idea to take a look back over the website articles and pick out some of the best.
But before we give you our favourites, we’de just like to wish all our customers and visitors [...]

We’ve all seen old tractors left behind a farm yard, in the corner of a field or under a hedge row (hence the title).  But of all the hedgerow tractors, there can be none more common to see than the Grey Ferguson (English or American built variants).
Thankfully these sights are becoming less common today, as [...]

Christian from Sweden has just purchased the 135 Restoration DVD and is just about to start the restoration of his tractor.  Christian’s tractor is a 1966 model and wants to know what the tractors looked like from this early period and in particular the headlamp design.  Did the headlamp design change or was the style [...]