That's one beautiful tractor. I love old tractors. Never heard about this one till today. I'm a fan of the old John Deere's. My dad owned a John Deere Model B when I was a kid. It was a blast to drive. I will be looking up more info on this one when I'm done here. Thanks for posting this beauty. Take care.
That is not a John Deere that is a field marshal made at Gainsborough in the UK possibly during or just after the Second World War true most of our best machinery is now made in Germany this is one of the bits of machinery that helped to bring them down
@@johnbroome3054 Yes John, I was just stating my experience with old tractors from my childhood. The Field Marshall is very cool. Sorry for not explaining it better. Take care.
Very nice backdrop of the town and surrounds towards the end of the video. Tractors like this make one appreciate the ease of starting and operating a modern tractor compared to what it was often like up to about the mid-60s.
Had one exactly like this one in the video in a tea garden here in The Dooars (Debpara Tea Estate) way back in the early 1980s. Saw it being started up and driven sometimes because it was already a vintage tractor by then and Messy Ferguson, Escorts and Ford tractors were already being used by then.
My father had these as threshing sets in the 40’s and early 50’s the only difference was they were the “Contractors” model with sprags and a winch lovely pop -pop sound brings back memories.
I grew up in the countryside in the UK early 1950s. We called these pom pom tractors, for obvious reasons. Our farmers were not dressed like that guy. Good to see the tractor in such condition . I never saw them clean!
6 litre single cylinder aligned fore and aft. Hence the reason they rock back and forth at idle. The cartridge is the wimp's way of starting them. Hand cranking gives you a fine work out if they decide they don't want to play
These tractors were used in uk in the fifties for hauling and belt driving threshing machinery on farms by contractors replacing steam engines that had done the job for years. The cartridge start was rarely used other than in cold weather. Starting was quite simple. The threaded tee piece at the front would be removed and a tightly rolled piece of special slow burning paper fitted in the end as shown. Lit with a match and while smouldering screwed back into place. Then a decompressor lever with a tapered wheel would be raised and lifted into a groove in the flywheel. This spiral groove allowed the operator having placed the starting handle in the wheel to turn the engine over approx three turns allowing the decompressor lever to drop off at the correct point for starting. The whole process took about two minutes, they rarely failed to start. Anyway cartridges were expensive. Once warm the tractor could be started easily by just putting decompressor in groove and briskly turning starting handle. All in a minute or so. The tractors were ok for farm work requiring haulage like ploughing, harrowing and cultivation but not really much use for other farm work. Nice restoration though but try starting with the handle as they are designed to do it is quite easy.
The start up procedure for that tractor is nothing short of pure comedy. About ten steps, the most bizarre being setting fire to the front of it and then shooting it with a shotgun cartridge...you wouldn't want to be in a hurry ...lol
Just taking the old tractor for a Sunday drive, actually it looks modern, punched above her weight in the day I would expect. Fully airconditioned also at no extra costs, can't be bad:).
They certainly did punch! The drivers used to say that they were impossible to stall - the wheels just continued to turn and dig up the ground. Similar with all the other single-cylinder tractors of that era and before, in Germany and France mostly, with their massive flywheels.
Wanneer je een tracktoren op deze manier verplaatst wordt de achterbrug dan voldoende gesmeerd.veel succes met je prachtige machine, de klap met de hamer is helemaal prachtig..in een van de 50 scheepsmotor video,s van heere heeresma jr wordt bij een oude motor een ongebruikt filmrolletje voor het ontsteken van de machine gebruikt
bonjour, quelle belle machine, bravo ! juste pour comprendre, le premier démarrage aboutit à un calage pourquoi ? le moteur était parti à l'envers et vous avez tenté de le faire repartir dans le bon sens ? ou tout simplement pas assez préchauffé ? en tout cas le démarrage à la cartouche, c'est assez "exotique"... dans la série j'aime bien aussi les SFV à boule chaude qui sont également avec un énome mono cylindre, et dont la sonorité et les sautillements se rapprochent de cette machine.
This way of starting - using a 12-bore cartridge - was only recommended for use in very cold weather. I'm not sure but it may not be very good for the engines to use this method all the time. They're easy enough to start in the conventional way, with a handle - see from 2.40 to 3.40 in this video: th-cam.com/video/3b6WQ3WSqc0/w-d-xo.html
nice tractor...did they have to go through this procedure to start the tractor the day before so it could be running for work in the field?....:) ha ha
Wiadomo, amerykanska technologia! U nas rozruch takiego dwusuwa to tylko z lutlampą, "szajbą" i całą celebracją - a za oceanem w ich stylu: nabój ze spłonką, puk! - i sam odpala :D. Tyle, że u nas w EU taki traktor podpadałby pod przepisy o broni i amunicji, i jeszcze za próbę rozruchu paragrafami by właściciela ścigali...
Je me souviens avoir vu des tracteurs similaires (Vierzon) en Creuse sans les années 50, mais je n'avais pas eu l'occasion d'assister à la procédure de démarrage...
en effet ! je me suis fait la même réflexion concernant les Vierzon, même si ceux que j'ai eu la chance de voir ne démarraient pas avec une cartouche. en revanche on retrouve de nombreuses similitudes. je me permets de vous proposer un lien vers une série de 4 vidéos que j'ai eu la chance de prendre chez des passionés de vieux tracteurs, si vous aimez les SFV, vous allez aimer . bien cordialement, th-cam.com/video/gLHJHji71Rc/w-d-xo.html
Ur comment is so funny like a statement of Mr fenku in 2014,,,,mitro ! J 🚜 jo congress sarkar k kaarykaal me bna hai iski speed bahut kmm hai, bhaio behanchodo hmari surrkar aane pr hmm 220 km/h speed waala 🚜banayenge,,,
J'aimerais bien un descriptif détaillé de la séquence de démarrage. J'ai compris pour la cartouche, mais à quoi servent les nombreux tours de volant préalables? à amorcer le circuit d'injection?
That's one beautiful tractor. I love old tractors. Never heard about this one till today. I'm a fan of the old John Deere's. My dad owned a John Deere Model B when I was a kid. It was a blast to drive. I will be looking up more info on this one when I'm done here. Thanks for posting this beauty. Take care.
This tractor was made from 1944
As a baby I lived about 100 yards from the factory where it was made and never more than half a mile from it for 30 years.
That is not a John Deere that is a field marshal made at Gainsborough in the UK possibly during or just after the Second World War true most of our best machinery is now made in Germany this is one of the bits of machinery that helped to bring them down
@@johnbroome3054 Yes John, I was just stating my experience with old tractors from my childhood. The Field Marshall is very cool. Sorry for not explaining it better. Take care.
Very nice backdrop of the town and surrounds towards the end of the video. Tractors like this make one appreciate the ease of starting and operating a modern tractor compared to what it was often like up to about the mid-60s.
It is a beautifully restored tractor, thank you for keeping it alive!
Had one exactly like this one in the video in a tea garden here in The Dooars (Debpara Tea Estate) way back in the early 1980s. Saw it being started up and driven sometimes because it was already a vintage tractor by then and Messy Ferguson, Escorts and Ford tractors were already being used by then.
My father had these as threshing sets in the 40’s and early 50’s the only difference was they were the “Contractors” model with sprags and a winch lovely pop -pop sound brings back memories.
Beautiful restoration nice this is how one should preserve antique for future generations...nice work amazing to see this tek exits back then
I grew up in the countryside in the UK early 1950s. We called these pom pom tractors, for obvious reasons. Our farmers were not dressed like that guy. Good to see the tractor in such condition . I never saw them clean!
Tohle je veliká krása,gratuluji!!!
I remember my Father had one of these back around 1958. I used the drive it around the farm. So easy to start too.
Very good. Such a valuable treasure. It has been preserved very well and properly maintained. Never seen before or heard.
6 litre single cylinder aligned fore and aft. Hence the reason they rock back and forth at idle. The cartridge is the wimp's way of starting them. Hand cranking gives you a fine work out if they decide they don't want to play
These tractors were used in uk in the fifties for hauling and belt driving threshing machinery on farms by contractors replacing steam engines that had done the job for years. The cartridge start was rarely used other than in cold weather. Starting was quite simple. The threaded tee piece at the front would be removed and a tightly rolled piece of special slow burning paper fitted in the end as shown. Lit with a match and while smouldering screwed back into place. Then a decompressor lever with a tapered wheel would be raised and lifted into a groove in the flywheel. This spiral groove allowed the operator having placed the starting handle in the wheel to turn the engine over approx three turns allowing the decompressor lever to drop off at the correct point for starting. The whole process took about two minutes, they rarely failed to start. Anyway cartridges were expensive. Once warm the tractor could be started easily by just putting decompressor in groove and briskly turning starting handle. All in a minute or so. The tractors were ok for farm work requiring haulage like ploughing, harrowing and cultivation but not really much use for other farm work. Nice restoration though but try starting with the handle as they are designed to do it is quite easy.
Isso é história. Parabéns pela relíquia 👍🏻
Superbe vidéo
Et très beau tracteur.
Well maintained 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The start up procedure for that tractor is nothing short of pure comedy. About ten steps, the most bizarre being setting fire to the front of it and then shooting it with a shotgun cartridge...you wouldn't want to be in a hurry ...lol
@bluegtturbo It's not that many steps. "Setting fire" to that piece is exactly the same as using a glow plug, just done in a different way.
Just taking the old tractor for a Sunday drive, actually it looks modern, punched above her weight in the day I would expect. Fully airconditioned also at no extra costs, can't be bad:).
They certainly did punch! The drivers used to say that they were impossible to stall - the wheels just continued to turn and dig up the ground.
Similar with all the other single-cylinder tractors of that era and before, in Germany and France mostly, with their massive flywheels.
Wanneer je een tracktoren op deze manier verplaatst wordt de achterbrug dan voldoende gesmeerd.veel succes met je prachtige machine, de klap met de hamer is helemaal prachtig..in een van de 50 scheepsmotor video,s van heere heeresma jr wordt bij een oude motor een ongebruikt filmrolletje voor het ontsteken van de machine gebruikt
We have this tractor in Punjab india but my father make some modifications...
Kehre pind vere
Ik firozpur ch peya bhaji
babal sandhu mla kol v haiga
Gud jatta
Wow! Amazing Tractor
I love the deep resonant sounds it makes. It reminds me of Schwarzenegger.
Brilliant start
Beautiful
...amazing!
Awesome tractor
Old is Gold 👌
No Doubt ✊
What a sound!!
Wonderful history of field Marshal you r Lucky u have this masterpiece It's voice is very touching
Wow Beautiful
Great job to preserve heritage
bonjour, quelle belle machine, bravo ! juste pour comprendre, le premier démarrage aboutit à un calage pourquoi ? le moteur était parti à l'envers et vous avez tenté de le faire repartir dans le bon sens ? ou tout simplement pas assez préchauffé ? en tout cas le démarrage à la cartouche, c'est assez "exotique"... dans la série j'aime bien aussi les SFV à boule chaude qui sont également avec un énome mono cylindre, et dont la sonorité et les sautillements se rapprochent de cette machine.
GRANDIOSOOOOOOOO!!!! Ci voleva un ingegnere solo per avviarlo, la cartuccia cal. 12 è geniale!!!
What a task was it to start this 🚜 tracktor but still a masterpiece
Bellissimo trattore Field marscal è stato il trattore che adoperavo nella mia infanzia per armature e lavori pesanti, brutti ma bei tempi! 😂😂😂
Perfect restoration 🌪
Nothing beats the torque at low rpm of a twostroke!
Hell big 2 strokes are torque monsters! i got an 8v92 out back.
This way of starting - using a 12-bore cartridge - was only recommended for use in very cold weather. I'm not sure but it may not be very good for the engines to use this method all the time. They're easy enough to start in the conventional way, with a handle - see from 2.40 to 3.40 in this video:
th-cam.com/video/3b6WQ3WSqc0/w-d-xo.html
SUPER DUPER HIT TRACTOR👍👍👍👍
Классная шмыргалка,подержал загогулину,потом как ё..... и всё завелось.КЛАСССССССССС!!!!!!!!
Пиропатроном выгоднее запускать ? Цена акумулятора + стартера дороже , полагаю
Який рік випуску трактора?
Same tractor 1942 india Punjab
Yes mah v vedio deakhe a
E stato un bel esempio Americano negli anni 50. Ho avuto modo di guidarlo
Questo trattore è inglese.
Un joli tracteur de légende et bien entretenu bravo, il à du vécu, au moin c'est du costeau. Merci beaucoup pour la vidéo diffusée.
Country gal I love these old warriors
வித்தியாசமா இருக்கு ஆனாலும் சூப்பராக இருக்கு.
Вот это техника !
nice tractor...did they have to go through this procedure to start the tractor the day before so it could be running for work in the field?....:) ha ha
It is probably field marshal very beautiful condition nicely maintained
That little tractor doesn't have any trouble pushing that big one around.
While doing a wheelie too.
Your tractor is good
This is nice
Legend... 🚜
Great tractor in very good condition. Where did You get it? I like to purchase one, too. But they´re very rare on the german market.
Regards Doc
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Geniale Technik .Schöner Traktor Super
Wiadomo, amerykanska technologia! U nas rozruch takiego dwusuwa to tylko z lutlampą, "szajbą" i całą celebracją - a za oceanem w ich stylu: nabój ze spłonką, puk! - i sam odpala :D. Tyle, że u nas w EU taki traktor podpadałby pod przepisy o broni i amunicji, i jeszcze za próbę rozruchu paragrafami by właściciela ścigali...
Sehr schöner Traktor. Aber eine Erklärung der Handgriffe zum Starten wäre schön.
Wie geht das? Mit einem Hammerschlag starten? Lanz Bulldog Technik. Zweitaktmotor Diesel. Liegender Zylinder. .... Lg.ff.
शानदार ट्रैक्टर
what a great old tractor, have you ever pulled anything with it? how many pistons does it have?
It's a single cylinder two-stroke diesel engine, swept volume about 6 litres...
Good job
Very good tractor
In punjab india, we have also that tractor
Интересно было посмотреть.привет с России
Que partida é essa na bala
Every Indian going to crazy for this
Cool tractor. Hallo Bauer Mann!
que sont devenues les cartouches vides?
Made in Gainsborough in the glorious county of Lincolnshire
Nice
Very well 👍👍👍
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Does the PTO run all the time?
It doesn't have a PTO.
c'est le démarrage qui est le plus impressionnant lollll!!!
L)
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Je me souviens avoir vu des tracteurs similaires (Vierzon) en Creuse sans les années 50, mais je n'avais pas eu l'occasion d'assister à la procédure de démarrage...
en effet ! je me suis fait la même réflexion concernant les Vierzon, même si ceux que j'ai eu la chance de voir ne démarraient pas avec une cartouche. en revanche on retrouve de nombreuses similitudes. je me permets de vous proposer un lien vers une série de 4 vidéos que j'ai eu la chance de prendre chez des passionés de vieux tracteurs, si vous aimez les SFV, vous allez aimer . bien cordialement, th-cam.com/video/gLHJHji71Rc/w-d-xo.html
Nice
Field Mashall
That great
This ttactor is also in india but i know that there is only one tractor in punjab and it is kept from 1944
Interesting! Never seen one before. Seems a bit complicated to START. I do like the looks of it though!
Great
👌🏻
Very Nice
ਬਲੀਆ ਜੀ
My dad built me one took him 2 years miniature perfect
Tio joca esse ai tá reformadinho né gastou uns mil dolar né?
Ce moteur ... fantastique... sans doute arrivé trop tard... peut-être aurait'il du avoir deux cylindres????.... idem Bolinders
Is this a3 model
Tenías q levantarte más temprano para arrancar el tractor una o dos horas antes jajajjajajajajjaja y acordarte de todos los pasos a seguir
This same tractor in punjabi proud to Punjab
Suppose the police is chasing you and the engine of this tractor stopped.!
My friend you think like Rahul Gandhi, every tractor in this world can get highest speed of 50 to 55 kmpl. Police can catch you on any vehicle.
Ur comment is so funny like a statement of Mr fenku in 2014,,,,mitro ! J 🚜 jo congress sarkar k kaarykaal me bna hai iski speed bahut kmm hai, bhaio behanchodo hmari surrkar aane pr hmm 220 km/h speed waala 🚜banayenge,,,
Just fire one of those 12-bore shotgun cartridges [that are kept for starting the engine] at the police, to keep them at bay and gain a bit of time...
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J'aimerais bien un descriptif détaillé de la séquence de démarrage. J'ai compris pour la cartouche, mais à quoi servent les nombreux tours de volant préalables? à amorcer le circuit d'injection?
wow I Like it ❤️😍
make sure nto to put a loaded cart in it lmao
Slug has no pallets but gunpowder only
6.35 what is leaping thing?
Cartridge, was required to start
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Good
Pas d'autoradio ? 😗
IT is round about 1940-45 model.
WOW, jaki starter ;)
Sólo bueno