7. Fowler Ploughing Engines

[@gingermolinero8386]

Alan your vlogs are always so interesting. I live in US so would never get to see these things if it weren’t for you. Healthy, safe travels

[@InterestInHeritage]

I’m so pleased you find them so, thank you very much Ginger. All the best.

[@nigelw512]

They really are magnificent machines and the workmanship and engineering that went into building them
Thanks Alan another great video.

[@InterestInHeritage]

That’s very kind of you to say Nigel, they are certainly well engineered and long lasting when properly cared for. It’s good that they are in preservation .

[@StevesRepairs]

Thanks Alan for another brilliant and very interesting vlog, I hope that you are doing well. Take care and all the best. Stevie

[@MyNarrowboatVenture]

Thank you so much Stevie, glad you enjoyed watching. Best wishes, keep safe.

[@kenn879]

Hi Alan, those things are monsters, I remember caravaning at Wadebridge, Cornwall and the farmer had one in his shed. Another interesting vlog, thank you again.

[@InterestInHeritage]

It’s good that so many have been preserved. Glad you enjoyed watching. Cheers.

[@andyslagle5713]

Thanks Alan. It’s surprising how quietly that thing operates.

[@InterestInHeritage]

Thank you Andy for watching and commenting.

[@bobt3374]

Hi Alan. excellent machines have seen quite a few at shows.

[@InterestInHeritage]

Hi Bob. They certainly are. It’s good that so many have been preserved.

[@hughcarson6837]

Well done Alan, interesting vlog.

[@InterestInHeritage]

Thank you so much Hugh.

[@Kat69nh]

No notification. Have subscribed. Glad your merging

[@MyNarrowboatVenture]

Thanks Kat, the channel to be subscribed to, is My Narrowboat Venture, which will change to My Narrowboat and Heritage Ventures but you will not have to subscribe again.