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These were made at the Sough Bridge Mill which included its own foundry. The company was an offshoot of Bradford-based Jowett Cars. I worked there in my first job after leaving school in 1969 as a trainee cost accountant on £5 per week (£4/8/4d take home after tax and national insurance), but left to return to school for A Levels just before the factory closed. At the time they were mostly building the Bristol Taurus and had recently designed a machine which could load from the front, take the bucket over the cab and tip behind. Earlier in the 69's I worked on farm where the Bristol 10 was the only tractor until we got a David Brown 990 Selectomatic which seemed to be huge by comparison. Great to see the machines still running.

Hi I’m new to this channel, loved the vid , looking at the date it’s a while ago , but as a previous per had asked , but I see no reply, I was just wondering if you could help me as I was thinking of fitting a diesel to mine , what type of engine is fitted in yours ? Would very much appreciate your feedback 👍😀

He should go slower . Ha Ha!

Kick it in gear and let’s go. At that speed he will be plowing that ground in winter. Beautiful ground.

i remember that anti shake algorithm youtube used to offer. It was so awkward

It surely is crawling - by build AND by speed. I love to watch crawler tractors at work, so thank you for putting this vid up. The poor little thing sure does sound like it's laboring, though; is it working a particularly-dense type of soil?

First learned to plough with this model Ransomes two furrow. Nice sandy soil great for potatoes.

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Beautiful..I'm as taken with the plough as I am with the tractor. Liked.

Great video

Hi is this tractor currently for sale as I ave been offered it from a person on gumtree and the picture is of this actual one.?? Please could you let me know if it's a scam or not. Andy 07794 786387

I still loved my 50s Bolens.

I think they where made in Earby Lancashire Chief engineer was Hartley King from salterforth.

First time I have seen one "in action" on film. I have previously only seen photos of these little crawlers. Thanks for sharing!

Nice, does a far better job than my old Standard and Cockshutt.

Great video it's good to see one working, I have the Jowett twin cylinder version, under restoration.

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Good video,nice to see and hear the crawlers working! I sold my Bristol 10 to a ploughman recently,so it went to a good home!

Excellent video! What make of diesel have you put in it? Mine has original Austin 10 engine,it's becoming a right bugger to start on the handle! Fantastic machines,I love them.