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Jim Duncan

01-17-2000 22:55:29

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Does anyone have information about this line of tractors?

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RANDALL MUSGROVE

05-07-2002 19:17:41

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

hello leyland fans i have a 154 diesl and love it now ive saw you write about restoreing and useing yallsfor light work and some say it wont take hard work day after day well up until four years ago me and my father used ours everyday and run it hard from farming to road work we got it from a junk yard when i was around five or younger now weve had problems with the starter since we got it but what really got it was the lift rod inside the lift it come out the side so now im looking for one weve tried patching but it dont lastbut you have gave me so much info thanks so much and dont be scared to let the tractor work it will handle it

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Roy Bassett

02-04-2002 07:26:35

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

Any technical help required, I may be able to assist.
Ex Service School Instrutor BMC Cowley
Ex Export Service Engineer Bathgate
Ex Managing Director Leyland Tractors North America.
Able to help on parts other than gas carbs

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angus jordan

02-07-2005 09:10:16

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Roy Bassett, 02-04-2002 07:26:35

Hi, Jim i have got a Leyland 285 syncro that lived and worked at bathgate factory, it had a brush fitted to the front of the tractor. this is a unusual leyland with some distinct differances.It has side pannels all the way from cab to frontgrill covering complete engine compartment and very profesionally done.the cab roof is painted white,gearstick's & handclutch have not been painted,this tractor has only done 152hrs from new.The paint is still on the clutch&brake pedals,the labelis still on the exhuast pipe that goes upthe backof cab, can you remember of it! or explain anything to help me know about the tractor? it has never been regestered for the road,acording to the serial no it was the end of april beging of may1979 it went through the production line.

Any help would be great thanks Angus

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Geoff Cabrera

09-15-2001 22:39:18

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

I have a gas Leyland 154 and it is a fine tractor. I have had success getting parts from several sources. Wengers of Myerstown PA has many used parts 1-800-451-5240. Manuals and some parts are available from Miller-St. Nazianz in St. Nazianz, Wisconsin 920-773-2121. Impossible to find stuff such as lift cylinder seals and steering box bearings I got from J.Charnley & Sons in Lancashire, England Tel # (02154)854103. They are great people to deal with and have everything. Their prices are good to excellent on most stuff. Seal kit was $6.79 US including shipping. Good luck and lets keep these mighty mite tractors running.

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Peatland Export Parts

09-22-2001 01:59:38

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Geoff Cabrera, 09-15-2001 22:39:18

Peatland Export parts are a British supplier of Leyland Nuffield and BMC parts and can supply a full range of parts for the 154 tractor

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Roy Swaby

04-02-2002 13:17:18

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Peatland Export Parts, 09-22-2001 01:59:38

I have been trying to obtain an Angle Drive Part No BTJ3649, it is the part that fits on the Engine end of the Tacho/Speedo Cable for a Leyland 154 Diesel Tractor Serial No 54D/308142/Z 14969. I have been unable to trace one here in Aussie new or second hand so PLEASE if anyone can help me to get hold of this part to complete my machine. Thanking you Roy Swaby vk4cat@dodo.com.au

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Michale Yale

01-25-2000 10:15:42

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

As per your request I have some mechanical knowlege of Leyland tractors ... in particular the 154 gasoline model. Having owned 2 154's and putting them to use on the farm I've struggled to find parts and such, so If your Leyland you are interested in is a 154 I could give aid in the parts aspect. (Locations, ect) I can also say from personal experience what commonly can go wrong mechanically with such a tractor.
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My advise is if you are thinking of purchasing a 154 for "collecting purposes only" go for it. However, if your intent is for day-to-day farm or yard use, be advised parts are few and far between and as expensive as hell. My 154's were the best darn tractors I've ever owned and they fit my particular use the best. However, in the hobby of restoring tractors, both were sold because of the expensiveness of parts or the lack there of.
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Hope I was of some help.

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Patrick Welch

02-01-2001 18:48:35

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Michale Yale, 01-25-2000 10:15:42

Please forward any information on the 154 (gas) Leyland tractor. I have owned one for 16 years and it runs well. However I need to find a source for parts.

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Phil Lynda

07-25-2001 10:01:35

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Patrick Welch, 02-01-2001 18:48:35

I have a blue tractor that says Leland on the hood.
It is a 255, 4 cylinder diesel. Can anyone tell me if this is the same as Leyland? Or if not, will the parts interchange? Both being British.....
Thank you in advance.

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Monty Pitts

09-05-2001 11:21:19

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Phil Lynda, 07-25-2001 10:01:35

Yep, it's a Leyland all right. Has a Leyland 4/98DT engine and 55 horsepower.

Parts are readily available from Anglo-American Services Group, Inc. 1-800-900-7224.

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Peter Gravell

09-15-2000 12:19:53

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Michale Yale, 01-25-2000 10:15:42

The Leyland tractors i've been around are a 270 and a 272(newer). The 272 is a 1981 with a 9f/3r synchro shuttle tranny and a big 4cyl with a turbo. it pushes 80hp. The 270 is an older version also turbocharged, and I'm attempting to buy it, for Pulling. the trany on this is 10f/2r
both are on 18.4-30 rubber 2wd. I know one thing, these tractors do produce alot of power, and work great for haying, and moving forage wagons to and from, due to their speed and power, just don't get around a mud hole though, they are light and very powerful, my uncles 272 burries itself quick.

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Elmer Hibbard

06-27-2000 10:47:33

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Michale Yale, 01-25-2000 10:15:42

I have a 154 and there was a metal to metal sound in the clutch. I took it apart, and the face of the throw-out bearing is all ruffed up and the fingers in the pressure plate look like they have been over adjusted.? Is there a way of adjusting the clutch other than the outside adjustment? Do you know of any place to buy parts around the Portland Oregon USA area? I do have a manuel but I do need some moral support and guidance. Thank you for your help. Sincerly Elmer Hibbard Dayton Oregon 503-868-7667

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George

01-19-2000 12:26:55

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

Leyland Tractors were made in Scotland in the late
1960's and 1970,s they were the sucessors to British Motors Corpartions Line of Nuffield Tractors when that company was amalgamated into British Leyland. Their first three models were 154 a small tractor, 344 a 55 horse model and 384 a 70
horse model. In the late 70's early 80's after fiancial set backs, labour, and quality control problems they were sold to a company called Marshall in Gainsbourgh England and were changed from blue to yellow. Marshall seemed to Withdraw from the Canadian market and disappear. I understand that they were bought out or closed down for economic reasons. Hope this help. Others may know more. George from Ontario .

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Chris Chapman

04-09-2000 12:23:10

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to George, 01-19-2000 12:26:55

I used to work for Marshall. We made over 300 improvements to the Leyland design, including introducing a 90 hp version and a radically new 100/115 hp tractor, but did not make enough to be profitable. Marshall went bust and was moved to Scunthorpe where a few were built, with links to Massey ferguson/IMT technology. The name was later used to brand Steyr tractors sold in the UK.

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paul metcalfe

09-18-2002 04:57:39

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Chris Chapman, 04-09-2000 12:23:10

Nuffield tractors were good but the 4/65 killed them off. ive got nothing against the 4/65 in fact my dad owns a 4/65 however as good as it was few people bought them due to a bad reputation that had been stirred up by a few farmers. to try and revitalise sale nuffield became part of bl which renamed them as leyland tractors. the 344 was a direct decendant of the 4/65 with minor improvments to the engine and a complete facelift on the body. sales once again began to drop and leyland was on the virge of a recievership. The Nickersfield organisation took hold and togeter with the already conquered marsall tractors began building marshalls with leylands bodyshell and an almost completely cahnged 4/65 3.8 litre engine that was now turbocharged. the marshall 802 was a very impressive and became a fast powerful and reliable tractor but profits (or lack of them) destroyed the company and the william morris legend came to an end.

tractors in my dads collection are:- 4/65 344 262 802 lazer 36 and a universal m4+3

thanks

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Patrick Welch

02-01-2001 18:57:59

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Chris Chapman, 04-09-2000 12:23:10

Looking for any information on the 154 Leyland tractor. Historical, current parts supplier etc. would be helpful. Is there any parts suppliers in Michigan USA. It would also be nice to hear from anyone in Michigan who owns this model tractor.

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Dave Hardcastle

03-07-2002 06:15:49

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Patrick Welch, 02-01-2001 18:57:59

I would also be interested to hear of any information on the Leyland 154, manuals, spares and accessories.

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Anglo-American Parts Supply LLC

10-11-2002 12:54:57

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Dave Hardcastle, 03-07-2002 06:15:49

Parts and Manuals are available from Anglo-American Parts Supply, LLC, toll-free in the USA 1-800-900-7224, email LeylandParts@aol.com.

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yancy sparks

01-18-2000 11:37:35

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

i have parts books on the leyland and nuffield tractors.

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Lloyd Henrie

03-20-2001 08:59:35

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to yancy sparks, 01-18-2000 11:37:35

I need to know where I can get parts for a 262 leyland tractor.

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Monty Pitts

03-24-2001 14:28:44

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Lloyd Henrie, 03-20-2001 08:59:35

Well Lloyd, as you found out, you can always get ALL Leyland, Nuffield, BMC and Marshall tractor parts from Anglo-American Services Group, Inc. The telephone is 1-800-900-7224, and the website is www.angloamericanservices.com/leyland.html

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Roger Gleason

01-29-2000 11:34:41

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to yancy sparks, 01-18-2000 11:37:35

Do you have a manual on the Nuffield 10/60 for sale? (serial in 87000 range.)
If so Price and how can I purchase it?

Are there parts books on restoration as to light, levers, switches etc.

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Louis Pugh

02-21-2000 11:02:54

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Roger Gleason, 01-29-2000 11:34:41

Looking for anything on Leyland BMC 4/25

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Highland Joe

01-18-2000 10:33:25

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Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-17-2000 22:55:29

What information do you need?

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Jim Duncan

01-22-2000 18:39:41

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Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Highland Joe, 01-18-2000 10:33:25

Joe:
I was looking for some historical info mostly, as I had looked at a Leyland Tractor with the thoughts of buying. Not being familiar with the brand, I was looking for info. I got what I need from "George". Thanks any way!
Jim

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K. Koops

02-04-2000 21:03:58

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Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Jim Duncan, 01-22-2000 18:39:41

Really happy to find someone else to talk to about the Leyland 154 gas model. Jim, George, anyone...could you please contact me with information on operation of this tractor and any implements that would work well with it, i.e., loader, scraper, disk, plow, bush hog, etc.

I have one that seems to be in pretty good running condition. Any idea what they are worth?

Where would you even begin to find implements that work with it. Where is the serial # located.

Thank you for your response in advance.

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George From Ontario

02-06-2000 10:50:57

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to K. Koops, 02-04-2000 21:03:58

Don,t know much about the gas Leyland 154. I understand that they were a very good little tractor
that evolved from the BMC Mini Tractor and that parts are getting harder to find at present. I am more familiar with the larger Leylands as I own a Leyland 344 which my dad bought new in 1970. It is a 55 horsepower model . Not many 154s imported into Ontario , Canada where I live.
Sorry that I don,t know more. I always thought that the 154 looked cute.
Yours Sincerely; George

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Cliff Steer

11-14-2000 16:15:02

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to George From Ontario, 02-06-2000 10:50:57

I am considering buying a Leyland 270 Diesel and am very concerned about the availablity of parts. Is there a parts supplier in Canada? Also would like to get parts/repair manual.

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Don Shaw

12-26-2000 11:00:56

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Cliff Steer, 11-14-2000 16:15:02

I carry a stock of new and used parts to suit most Leyland and Nuffield engines.
Regards
Don Shaw

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Monty Pitts

12-15-2000 10:39:15

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Cliff Steer, 11-14-2000 16:15:02

Parts and manuals available from us.

Anglo-American Services Group, Inc.
1-800-900-7224

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Cliff Steer

12-30-2000 15:51:42

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Monty Pitts, 12-15-2000 10:39:15

I am interested in both an operator's manual and a shop manual for the Leyland 270. Please advise pricing via return e-mail.
Regards
Cliff Steer
csteer@aei.ca;csteer@aircanda.ca;csteer@openface.ca

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Richard Gregory

03-16-2001 20:08:46

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Cliff Steer, 12-30-2000 15:51:42

Need any info. on 384 Leyland 1974 model.Thanks

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Monty Pitts

03-24-2001 14:32:19

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Richard Gregory, 03-16-2001 20:08:46

Monty Pitts
Anglo-American Services Group, Inc.
1-800-900-7224
LeylandParts@aol.com
www.angloamericanservices.com/leyland.html

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Roy Swaby

04-02-2002 14:00:58

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Monty Pitts, 03-24-2001 14:32:19

Please Monty would you have Part No BTJ3649 the Angle Drive Unit for the Leyland 154 Diesel Tractor. The unit fits on the Engine end of the Speedo Cable. Hope you can help a desperate pensioner get his lovely old machine fully working again. New or second hand will do. Thank you Roy Swaby.

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JIM FOGARTY

08-16-2001 09:49:02

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Monty Pitts, 03-24-2001 14:32:19

I HAVE A 255 LEYAND NEED PARTS MANUAL AND OPERATORS MANUAL BOOK

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JIM FOGARTY

08-16-2001 09:48:47

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Leyland Tractors in reply to Monty Pitts, 03-24-2001 14:32:19

I HAVE A 255 LEYAND NEED PARTS MANUAL AND OPERATORS MANUAL BOOK

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