Why do they keep calling the grain corn? And that’s the first time I ever heard of getting wheat “seeds” from corn😂. Lovely old traction and stationary engines though they are restored, polished and maintained impeccably for showing them off in Europe and the UK. Don’t see very many that look like they were just pulled out of the barn after sitting 70+ years, greased up and put back to work like you see lots of times here in the states.
Tackle! Tackle!! some of our antipodean and American friends won't know what we are talking about ( in best English she means equipment) she thinks it's only going out to people in the shires and norfolk/Suffolk and other carrot crunchers of our ilk!!!.
Cool to see the actual men who did it explaining it.
This takes me back to my school days in 1890
Why do they keep calling the grain corn? And that’s the first time I ever heard of getting wheat “seeds” from corn😂. Lovely old traction and stationary engines though they are restored, polished and maintained impeccably for showing them off in Europe and the UK. Don’t see very many that look like they were just pulled out of the barn after sitting 70+ years, greased up and put back to work like you see lots of times here in the states.
Lovely recreations of yesterday
good day. boy this video showed a long hard day, nice video, thanks.
yes they put food on the table...Great crew neat machine...wonder what the cable hooks onto on the other side of the field ?
The cable of the engine towing it out pulling it back to hitch to the plough.
@@peejaygeee Why are you ruining his life
fascinating!
Had citislickers not believe that this was happening in Alberta in the 50s... good old days 👍😸
Tackle! Tackle!! some of our antipodean and American friends won't know what we are talking about ( in best English she means equipment)
she thinks it's only going out to people in the shires and norfolk/Suffolk and other carrot crunchers of our ilk!!!.
You better not be allowing people to use my plow wtf