Great video Morgan, some amount of tractors and bits and bobs going under the hammer, well done lad 👍🚜.

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

@user-jx2lu3sm6q Thank you Some thing for everyone 100 to 30000. Hopefully, I will get to do a few more

👍🏻👍🏻🚜

Thanks for posting the video and going to the trouble of making it. Let those critics shoot and put up their own videos of the sale...

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

@davidparks6637 Thanks, mate keyboard warrior's thanks fir your support

Hi Morgan , only discovered your channel today ! , you are welcome to call to our Machinery Yards at any time , we have a branch in Roscommon , Cavan & Kells ! Thanks !

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

18 күн бұрын

That would be brilliant. I would love to if you want to drop me an email, we can swap numbers and come up with a plan mofmachineryofireland1@gmail.com

The grey tractor at 13:34 is a Ursus C335 by the looks of it

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

18 күн бұрын

Yea, you are right. I looked after in the catalogue

They at least 2 white tractor's in Murphy machinery yard in Kilkenny for year's

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

I wanted to see them a while back they asked me if I wanted to purchase them when I said no that was the end of conversation

Brilliant video the 62 on the international is the horse power

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Makes since thanks

The 6 white tractors where shown on display at the ploughing championships in knoctopher County kilkenny in 1978 .I heard they never sold them in ireland and some of the six where sent back to usa as they where too big and expensive for the farmers here at the time .someone can correct me if I'm wrong

@paddymickiemickie8221

23 күн бұрын

I was there at that ploughing match can’t remember the Whites But I do remember the John Deere articulated 4 wheel drive there with a I think 10 furrow Plough I knew the man who bought 1 of the Deer’s,all were a bit out of place in the ireland of the late seventies,bit like now we were conditioned to produce more and more and badly let down in the eighties I have seen a few whites here in Western Australia, they were designed as a pulling tractor some of them had no PTO or Hyd linkage But that white would be a unique collectors tractor

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

I think 2 got sold, and the rest just stood there for 30 years. I remember about ten years ago, classic tractors magazine had an article about them

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Whatever happened to those john deers, there was one here in kerry for a while. The owner traded it against a Massey Ferguson 1200 apparently

@hughbyrne1474

22 күн бұрын

@@morganoflahertymachineryofirelya my grandfather went into Murphy’s to ask would they sell it but they didn’t even own them or something and they stood there for years don’t know where they went after

Brilliant Morgan thank you,watching with my tongue hanging out here in Western Australia Fun Fact did you know that the Porsche and Allgaier Similar tractor was assembled in Borris In Ossory Co Laois in the sixties near where I come from ,there was lots of them in our area probably the most economical tractor ever made less than 20 Litre on day’s work Hey not a Zetor in sight sad I was hoping a couple would pop up Who’s the Lanz man John O Connor In Kerry I know a few O’Connors down that way ,,good people I have a starter here in Oz on a forklift that came out of Mikey Hoares place 7 years ago You should call into see Jack Heffernan at Greenfield tractors at Dungeel killorglin A top mechanic a great bloke is Jack Thanks again it’s possibly that my Mrs will put one of them fatways on you Thanks ag

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Brilliant information there I must look more into where those porsches were assembled. I do a bit on RadioKerry on agrie time once a month on a Thursday evening

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Sorry to answer your question fully john o connor with the lanz has an engeering company near castleisland

Munktell is part of Volvo there is a museum at Eskillstuna Sweeden

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Mucktell is a big, strange looking machine

Class video, pardon the pun

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Class for sure thanks

Any slavia stationary engine

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Not two sure

Annoying that the lots of plates are just jumbled up on pallets, can't read what's on them, poorly taken pics inside in a shed. That would put me off bidding. Made a complaint and it was ignored.

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

Well, there are 422 lots as they are at the moment. If I were to give 30 seconds on every item, the video would be nearer 4 hours . Nothing stopping you from dropping in to see them

@flyingsnail1

23 күн бұрын

@@morganoflahertymachineryofirel it's up to the auctioneers to do this but didn't bother, just being lazy. Most every other auction goes to the trouble. Not all of us have time to go flying around the country to look at a big heaps of plates I might only want one or none of.

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

@flyingsnail1 I would love to be an expert like you . If you want the stuff, they are all in one lot

You should have done a little homework before you went on camera. Those tractors near the Field Marshal are not Marshals, nor Lanz. Different companies made tractors with the Lanz style engine, mainly because they were easy to build.

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

23 күн бұрын

What are they called

@LordMuck

20 күн бұрын

Can you post a link of your video so you can tell us what they are Eamon ?

@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

20 күн бұрын

@LordMuck thanks, mucker. Good to see you here

@EoineyMTX125

20 күн бұрын

​They are French built SFV Veirzon tractors. Very similar to the Lanz tractors single cylinder hot bulbs. Never mind the know it alls commenting great video 🙂 ​@@morganoflahertymachineryofirel

@nitonion7481

18 күн бұрын

SFV societe Francaise Vierzon. That’s the green ones with yellow wheels. Taken over by case in the late 50’s I think.