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about us links magazine membership & contact privacy tech. help forum gallery history information for sale & wanted diary registration faq’s categories australian 154 tractors bathgate pictures ferguson tractor research home page mike etzels 4/25 restoration nuffield 3/45 from sweden the nuffield & leyland tractor club uncategorized recent posts the web site mike etzel – iowa, usa – 4/25 ‘mini’ – 7 + year restoration project rare marshall 100-4 tractor the bmc mini 9/16 prototype tractors australian – leyland 154 tractors archives april 2018 january 2016 may 2015 march 2015 april 2014 february 2013 may 2012 july 2010 june 2018 m t w t f s s « apr 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 meta log in entries rss comments rss wordpress.org the web site charnley’s – jwd fieldmaster to access all the areas of interest and information just click onto the individual tabs above the banner picture scroll down this page for articles of interest the first stop for information on nuffield, leyland and marshall tractors. all comments and suggestions are welcome. please contact us on [email protected] if you would like to have your tractor or tractors featured here please send your details and pictures to the above e-mail address. see below for latest story. in 1963 the last nuffield 4/60 built at ward end in birmingham came off the production line. its chassis number was t41481 . it’s thought it was exported to australia. does anyone know of its whereabouts and whether it’s still in existence? any information should be sent to the email address above. in the ‘link’ section a supplier of nuffield and leyland parts, both new and used, for the usa has been added. also in the news section – john poulter is looking for information on three prototype mini or nuffield 4/25 tractors. posted by john april 9th, 2018 comments (0) mike etzel – iowa, usa – 4/25 ‘mini’ – 7 + year restoration project mike etzel’s nuffield ‘mini’ 4/25 restoration project nuffield 4/25 ‘mini’ finished tractor mike etzel grew up on the family farm in iowa, usa, and learned to drive a ferguson to 30. although his father left farming in 1963 he had cousins who farmed near his family home so was able to help out during his years at school. thirty years later he is now living on a small farm a mile from his parents house, the land has belonged to his family for 100 years. whilst looking for a way to clear the snow each winter he found a ferguson to 20, after a blade was mounted his problem was solved. during a minor restoration he discovered his tractor was a 1948 model, this lead him to dig deeper into its history and became involved with the ‘ferguson enthusiasts of north america’ club. through this group he met two english ferguson enthusiasts and was able to visit the uk in 2007. mike at the malvern show – 2007 he was taken to the malvern show where he saw a bmc mini tractor for the first time. he was hooked! he loves old british vehicles and owns a ’73 mini, a ‘02 mini, an ‘11 mini and rides a triumph rocket 3. a bmc mini 4/25 tractor would fit his collection just fine so he had to have one! on returning to the usa he located a suitable one in florida, it was well worn but had potential. mike made the trip to florida with his pick-up truck, fortunately the 4/25, badged as a ‘long’, just fitted inside the bed. (long manufacturing imported various nuffield tractors and sold them as ‘long’ models) once unloaded back in iowa he found the real truth, the sun and humidity hadn’t been kind, the electrics were shot, the wiring rotted and the gauges junk. fortunately the nuts and bolts, whilst rusted, came free with little effort. ‘long’ ‘nuffield’ 4/25 as purchased in original condition the mudwings were rusted through and the front grill was pushed in. at least the engine turned over with the aid of a wrench (bmc mini’s and 4/25’s in the usa were fitted with petrol engines). the transmission was free to turn but the steering box was split and rusty, the petrol tank was rusted and the tyres rotted. but he had a 4/25 mini! the restoration began quickly, everything was dismantled, cleaned and stored. a long list of ‘new’ parts was made. parts are much more numerous in the uk than the usa but he made contact with, and became dependent on, tim blackburn of http://www.bmcminitractor.co.uk/ on finding a salvage yard 300 miles from home he sourced a number of parts from a leyland 154 before it was scrapped. bmc 1600cc petrol engine the bmc 1600cc engine was used in mga cars therefore parts were easy to find and after calling a usa based supplier everything he needed was delivered. the rebuild was a simple re-ring and bearing job – new valves were fitted after the seats were resurfaced. a second hand fuel tank was sourced from a breaker in texas, it was off a 154 and didn’t have a petrol level gauge. this problem was overcome by cutting the old one out of his rusted tank and refitting it to the 154 tank. the finished tank was then sent off for cleaning and sealing, job done! the radiator was also sent way for repair and painting. the front axle pivot bearing was badly worn, after a new one was fitted the pin was welded up and machined to fit, another job done! nuffield 2/45 hydraulics and wheels the hydraulic unit was in bad condition with a number of welds here and there. the top link was rusted solid, it was soaked in penetrating fluid, and finally came free in the autumn of 2015 after 7 years of applying heat and more fluid. the brakes were worn out and required new discs, new ones were obtained but were too thick, after another visit to the uk he picked up a new set from tim. nuffield 4/25 almost complete now 7 years after the restoration started, parts had been sand blasted, repaired, painted and stored. two more visits to malvern had been made and a set of uk number plates obtained, but with the engine untested, wheel rims in primer and no new tyres bought mike was at a standstill! in talking to a friend who lived 200 miles away in central iowa, the subject of tractors came up, unknown to mike his friend had a nuffield 4/25! he quickly went to view it. fitted with grassland tyres, a loader and non standard bonnet it had issues similar to his own tractor, however the mudwings were in good condition! his friend called mike in the autumn of 2014 to see if he wanted to buy the 4/25. numbers were discussed but no agreement was reached. to mikes’ surprise his friend called him again in late summer 2015 and asked him if he was willing to honour the price he had previously offered! mike said yes and the 4/25, less loader, was his. when he got it home he discovered that the serial numbers on the two tractors were only 18 apart! 2nd nuffield 4/25 with non standard bonnet purchased in iowa although similar problems existed on both tractors mike decided to use the florida tractor as a donor for his latest purchase. with so many parts available plus numerous new parts sourced from the uk, ireland, canada and other places a semi complete tractor began to take shape. tin-work repaired & ready for painting all the tin work was sent away to a body shop for straightening and painting, new tyres were fitted front and rear. the dynamo, starter and electrics were all sorted out although at one point smoke escaped from a wire feeding the rear lights! a good functioning hydraulic system was fitted using parts from both tractors. mike etzel’s – restored 4/25 a new seat cushion was locally obtained and modified to fit the mini’s seat pan, new bonnet badges were bought and fitted to complete the job – as complete as any restoration can be called complete, there are always minor jobs to be done. nuffield 4/25 ‘mini’ & ferguson 1948 to 20 mike’s 7 + year restoration has resulted in a very tidy, very original tractor worthy of all the hard work and money spent and is a credit to his abilities . the tractor will be shown at a number of local show

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