Starting a Field Marshall Series 2 Tractor

[RJSWAK]

That looks like a pain in the you know what!!! But cool! Thanks for youtube video! See ya next time you come to Hammond!

[djrampant83]

I prefer the series 1, it feels nice In my pants x

[USCisgay]

does that run on premix diesel or whats goin on in that department

[goldie103103]

Nice Field Marshall Series 2, Ive drivern a Series 1 befoe and it was the best tractor I ever drivern.

[kevvywevvywoo]

My Dad got his JCB stuck in a bog once and he pulled it out with a series 3

[heartland96a]

Thanks for the update . 

[heartland96a]

Have you started it with the cartridge system ? or simply perfer the crank method

[MarshallSeries2]

@heartland96a

I prefer starting with the crank....also the power start cartridges cannot be imported from suppliers in the UK.

[MattytheDem]

@MarshallSeries2 ist it just a blank 12 gauge shotgun shell

[MarshallSeries2]

@MattytheDem It is a blank 12 gauge shell, but it has a slower burn rate. Ordinary blanks wreck the wrist pin bearing which is very expensive to fix.

[GREEVES246]

decompressor arm runs on a thread like groove with a roller but you have to build up enought speed when the decompressor comes to the end of the thread critical or will back fire on you (just for the spectators)

greeves246

[crisp2882]

i like your hat very nice.it matches your good taste to tractors.

[crisp2882]

i like the english man starting the tractor up.i wonder if he is a leicester tigers supporter?lovely tractor by the way.

[MarshallSeries2]

@crisp2882

Good eyes. Yes I am originally from Leicestershire.

[RustyCarnahan]

Is this in America?

[MarshallSeries2]

@RustyCarnahan

Yes the tractor is in Wisconsin

[RustyCarnahan]

@MarshallSeries2 Neat. Do you know how many are in the country? I've always thought they were cool tractors, and would like owning one some day.

[MarshallSeries2]

@RustyCarnahan

Not really sure how many are in the USA. I imported this one from South Australia and rebuilt the engine in 2008. R.H Crawford (Lincolnshire, England) are helpful and a good source for spares.