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4:42 , how could I find that seal? Whats the part number or name, or what store could I find it at?

Terrible quality video!

Clean old massi

Small farms feed the people and the animals

Nothing better than seeing old machines still doing what they were designed for and farmers still doing what they love. I love the old machines.

FANTASTICO

Not a bother on it with the 4sod.An agricultural contractor in the 60s near me used two 1060s and two 4sod Ransomes and said both went ten years ploughing .He rated the Nuffield s and zetor Christals as his best tractors Even above international 674s and Ferguson's 188s ,We try em all against the nuffields he said ,Mind you they ploughed at about 8 mph in good loam soil

G day fro Canada R these the tractors that go pretty fasr? THs

Start of the video is the back of Rarey Farm in Weaverthorpe - I was born there in 1972 and lived there until 1984.

Will it ever ? Do local residents want it? A blast from the past and the talking still went on, A64 Dual carriageway & THE MALTON BY-PAS 20 October 1976-Lord TRANMIRE My Lords, I beg leave to ask the Question stands in my name on the Order Paper. Q-as follows ask Her Majesty's Government when it is proposed to construct the Malton by-pass on the A64. §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, as soon as resource constraints on road expenditure permit. §Lord TRANMIRE My Lords, has the noble Baroness taken into account the fact that the three projected by-passes on the A64 are really one scheme? To go ahead with the York and Tadcaster by-passes and postpone the Malton one is going to make traffic congestion in Malton quite unmanageable and frustrate the Government's own policy of encouraging industrial development in the Scarborough, Whitby, Malton area. §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, I accept what the noble Lord says, that the Malton by-pass is in effect part of one continuous scheme and that there will be problems and congestion; but because of the limited funds available other schemes in the national network have an even greater priority. §Lord POPPLEWELL My Lords, would my noble friend be able to give an assurance that when finance is again available this Malton by-pass will go ahead before expenditure on further motorways is embarked upon? Is my noble friend aware that this is a scheme that has been pressed for very many years? The traffic from the West Riding and the industrial traffic going to Whitby and Scarborough via this old market town, with its narrow streets, its crossroads in the centre where there are traffic lights, and then over the railway and river bridge, creates very difficult congestion, and there is a case for a first priority to be given as soon as finance is available. §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, I thought I had made it clear in my original Answer that as soon as the resource constraints on road expenditure permit, this will be one of the schemes that will be carried out. 1273 §Lord MOWBRAY and STOURTON My Lords, has the Minister considered that one of the things that the country is being asked to do is to economise in fuel? If the Minister could see the build-up of traffic coming from the Leeds, Bradford, York area into Malton, especially during the summer months, she would see that the expenditure on the road might well be offset by the economy in fuel. §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, my Department has looked at all the schemes. This scheme will cost about £6½ million. It was formerly due to start this month, and tenders had been invited when the July cuts came. Since the announcement of the deferment we have had made very plain to us by the local action groups, and all other people, the difficulties that will prevail if this part of the scheme is not able to be carried out. In the announcement of the deferment of the schemes my right honourable friend in another place said that this one was included, which meant that it was set back by one to two years, with an approximate starting date of 1978. But that, we hope, is a pessimistic date, and as the resources become available we hope to be able to speed up the start. §Lord DERWENT My Lords, may I say that if I ask any of your Lordships next year to come up and stay for a weekend, if you come by road you will not arrive until Monday morning? §Lady KINLOSS My Lords, could the Minister say whether the Government considered applying to the Regional Fund of the EEC for help on this by-pass? §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, I have no information on that score. If the noble Lady would like to put down a Question I will get the information and let her know. §Lord GISBOROUGH My Lords, could the noble Baroness say in what year this Malton by-pass was first conceived? §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, a long time ago. §Lord MOWBRAY and STOURTON 1929. 1274 §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, it went into the trunk road preparation pool in February 1967. Presumably a lot of protest has been made from all sides since then, but it did go in the trunk road preparation pool in February 1967. We appreciate that there is a bottleneck, we appreciate all the problems to the commercial and holiday people, and we will do our best; but we must have the money first. §Lord BLYTON My Lords, is the Minister aware that the Conservative Party are always shouting for cuts in expenditure by the Government, yet they are now pleading for extra money to be spent. This is while they are shouting outside that the Labour Party are not making sufficient cuts in capital expenditure. §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, I am grateful to my noble friend for his support. We have had to look at our priorities. Malton, regrettably, is not one of the highest priorities. We will do the job as soon as possible. Viscount ST. DAVIDS My Lords, is the noble Baroness aware that my head is positively stuffed with good ideas, all of which would greatly improve the country but many of which would cost a great deal of money? Is she also aware that I shall inflict none of them on her or any of her friends while the country is in its present state? §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, a very laudable statement. §Lord TRANMIRE My Lords, will the noble Baroness realise that this scheme started 47 years ago, when it was costed at £100,000? Forty years ago it was accepted by the local highway authority at a cost of £200,000. It is really false economy to put off what must be done in a very short period of time. §Baroness STEDMAN My Lords, I cannot be held responsible for something which Governments before the one of which I am a member had an opportunity of doing. §Lord MOWBRAY and STOURTON My Lords, will the Minister take note of 1275 the fact and assure me that the Government are aware that a world shattering event has happened today? When the noble Lord, Lord Popplewell, has to ask the Government to do something like this about roads around Malton, matters must be very bad indeed.

What year is this? I think nipper was a crow. I don’t think he was a jacked door. Used to come to the Sand Hutton school all the time , at the weekend, he would follow somebody home and spend the weekend with them. The teacher teachers took him to. I think it was Dolby Forest and let him go. But he came back again , and then they did something else and he didn’t come back.

I never stop saying it and it’s a quotation, it took me many many years to understand it, but no, I do now ,The past is a foreign country they do things differently there

Can’t believe it’s finished. Can’t see what it is.

It looks too good too big for the 305

It looks too good too big for the 305

Is it going to be a 550 GPZ?

Is it going to be a 550 GPZ?

Can’t wait to see which JPZ it is. I don’t think it’s a 750.

I’m rather poorly. I’m in my late 50s. It happened relatively quickly the acceleration the last 18 months into not being well as been fast. I’m looking back to the past more than ever and God knows I’ve spent a lot of time doing that anyway, but the past really does look a foreign country. We did things differently there.

I’m rather poorly. I’m in my late 50s. It happened relatively quickly the acceleration the last 18 months into not being well as been fast. I’m looking back to the past more than ever and God knows I’ve spent a lot of time doing that anyway, but the past really does look a foreign country. We did things differently there.

Austin’s motorcycles 1982 Er 50 460 pounds cheaper than anywhere in York that’s the new price

Austin’s motorcycles 1982 Er 50 460 pounds cheaper than anywhere in York that’s the new price

Just brilliant great I lived at claxton some people were centered around going to Moulton and some people were centered around going to York. We were York people a trip to Moulton was usually on the bus with me Mum and even as a kid, it felt old-fashioned with yellow plastic in the windows.

Just brilliant great

Stamford Bridge, plastics used to have its dinner dancer Malton

Thank you

Thank you

Just puring like a cat…meow…

Only a stop gap tractor, but turned out to be a real looker!! And if fitted with p6 was the icing on the cake!! 👍👍

One of the nicest sounding engines Perkins ever made👌

Bought it brand new in 1965

Shires warn shoes finding Some which found front Legs and rear finding Two pulling together Watch leg they lead with Make a team farrier Must know trade making Shoes shapeing fit Four legs how long does Foot stop growing Think most farmers use Oxen for ploughing don't Need shoes they put Leather boots on keep Hoof clean stones out😂

Good weather and nice ground, bit of trash to bury though! Good day out by look of it Robbie👍

Absolutely great footage it was a great rally bring on 2025 with blazing red hot weather

Great action footage from start to finish! Great watch Robbie. Looks like a rally well worth a visit, some lovely engine there👍

Ey Up, Settrington lass ‘ere and thank you for sharing. And Hello to John (Sally & I were friends at school 😊). Knew Bob, he lived on Setty highstreet and was always clearing the way when there was any snow. Obviously no school bus with that snow, but me Dad still made sure I went lol and there’s a school photo of the few of us made it. I need to watch this on me computer, but one has a look of my dad (flat cap & breeks?) near Bob and the snowplough. It was a well known tale. I will have a look in his diaries. Thank you for taking me back in time for a while, happy memories 😊

Very, very nice and impressive video!

How wide were the rows back then ? The seem to use quite big wheels and spacing between wheels

Ford 4000 best sound ever 😎👍

Friend of ours has a 4000 like that with a Duncan cab unusual machine

Lovely sight, but thank goodness for diesel and petrol

I wish that traction engines had nearly as much of a culture in the US

Thanks for posting.

"More grunt with six upfront" 🍆

Missed your comments on this one, still enjoyable thanks for sharing.

Doesnt look like the one at the back was doing much pushing

Very enjoyable video there mate! Well documented and put together!

Awesome! Cheers from Australia, love this stuff

Yes wonderful keep them coming most enjoyable thank you all

A great picture from the past Blackburn Lancashire's world famous Faster Yates and Thom another Lancashire boiler on its way!