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Paul Niedermeyer — May 18, Note: Burt only sells locally. He is retiring, needs to sell everything in his lot, and is willing to make deals to clear it out. He is located in Eugene, OR. Some of us have manged to fall in love with all sorts of powered machinery in our lives. Like with so many things appliances, etc , today most consumer riding mowers are made by just a handful of companies.

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The Club also covers all Ferguson agricultural implements. The Club acts as a forum for information, research and service aspects, both through our Website, our Journal and by direct enquiry. Our quality publication is produced three times a year and is sent free to all members. While we do not trade in spares we do have, for sale to members, specialist Ferguson Supplies, from Club badges and garments to bonnet strips and decals for the TE tractor and back issues of our publications.

Origins The Club was formed in after a letter from Mr Ken Goodwin appeared in the Farmers Weekly suggesting that anyone interested in matters Ferguson contact him. Harry Ferguson was born in the tiny village of Growell, which is about 16 miles south of Belfast, in His parents, James and Mary Ferguson owned a farm of just over acres.

He soon showed a gift for all things mechanical and eventually branched out on his own. During the 1 st World War, Harry came across the tractors of the time. These were heavy cumbersome beasts, which towed the plough behind them with a chain. He decided there must be a better way and set upon the almost lifelong task of designing a system where the tractor and plough became an integral unit.

Harry and his team eventually produced the Ferguson System of 3-point hydraulic linkage, which soon became the standard in the industry and is still used on almost all tractors today. The Club is actively supported by the Ferguson family. The club is continuing to expand with a membership nearing