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That looked like a good day out. Lovely to see young Harry's interested in the older tractors and he seems very knowledgeable. Most youngsters seem to only want the newer fancy pieces of kit
Great video Richard, I love these type of auctions, you find a bargain there. Hazza was in a buying mood, love too see his interest is in the older kit .👍👍
BMC tractor was later branded a Leyland167 , it had a taxi diesel engine, we used one for twenty years to stir slurry in cattle slats with stirrer , light weight surprisingly strong. We sold it to market gardener .
I'm just the same at an Auction, We had one of them; we chucked one of them; we nearly got one of them. Same the world over. Shiny Stuff tomorrow - Crack On.
Blymy there's a trip down memory lane there I've driven a few of the old ones in my time Fergie 135 was first tractor I drove Grey fergie scraper tractor Fergie 240 Ford 4000 and 4600 Biggest tractor I ever drove was one hell of a beast fergie 1200 I took it home for lunch lol as there was no other tractor available which was fun in the narrow lanes of Chewton Mendip
Tractor auction. That sounds fun. A lot of tractors there from my era of farming. We had a Leyland tractor on one farm I worked at. Typical Leyland. Not the most reliable. The Marshals were about the same era from memory. Didn't see a Muirhill. They were great tractors. I did have a small tractor up until about two weeks ago. Just sold it. Such useful vehicles if you have all the attachments.
Hi, and thanks for all of your fantastic video's. I have been a faithful follower of your channel since virtually the very beginning. I think I have pointed this out to you some time ago, but there seems to be a problem with the video rendering again lately. When I pause the video to look at more details of a tractor (or other equipment) the picture goes all blurry. Usually that's the result of rendering (or recording) video in 'interlaced' mode. That mixes two video frames together to make it appear more smooth when playing back. But pausing it is a disaster! For TH-cam, the progressive mode (25p or 50p) would be far better and result in a 'steady and clear' picture when paused. I sincerely hope you'll look into this again, as there is always so much to see in your videos. I would be very grateful. Keep up the good work! Best wishes, John
Harry, switch on to County's. They're the ultimate FORD🤣 We don't have them over here in The States. Cheers mates✌️ Your fan in New Hampshire 🇺🇲 Crack-On👍
All county stuff makes a fortune now.........one made over 200k last year. here in the uk online auction.....think it was a 1884 .....all done up real nice
Dear Tractor companies why don’t most of you find an old lorry Frame or even rebuild a brand New Lorry Frame for building stronger and better Tractors and put those Scania N113, Volvo B10M, Volvo D10A, Volvo TD102KF, Gardner 6LXC and Gardner 8LXB Diesel engines and put on all of those Leyland Hydra cyclic Automatic 4 and 5 Speed Gearboxes for those stronger better Tractors so they can still use them for any farms and even use them for the Mechanics so they can even lift a broken down Bigger Buses and also lift all of the broken down Lorries, why don’t you build 6 and 7 seats so that other passengers can sit at the back and front including the driver. You can still build those four small stronger medium sizes wheels and still make them even more useful for the Mechanic farm tractor than it still was before, please can you do those interesting ideas for us tractor Lovers.
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A lovely video, Harry is going places in the farming world.he gonna have no problems. So interested in his Tractors.glad you all had a good day.x
That looked like a good day out. Lovely to see young Harry's interested in the older tractors and he seems very knowledgeable. Most youngsters seem to only want the newer fancy pieces of kit
Great video Richard, I love these type of auctions, you find a bargain there. Hazza was in a buying mood, love too see his interest is in the older kit .👍👍
BMC tractor was later branded a Leyland167 , it had a taxi diesel engine, we used one for twenty years to stir slurry in cattle slats with stirrer , light weight surprisingly strong. We sold it to market gardener .
Love seeing those English Fordsons. My Grandad has restored 10 or so American Fordsons from the '20s and '30s.
That is quite a collection of kit! A trip down memory lane for some of us. 👍👍😁
Very nice vintage tractors on this auction and your dog is lovely👍👍
Looks like a fun day out. That little BMC looked really nice firxa garden tractor.
Yes Harry a ford man just like me
Perfect Father/Son outing!
Looked like Harry and Dad were having a good time nice day out !
I think the 4wd Dexta had a landrover axle on the front, IIRC the conversion was done by a welsh engineers, ideal for the hill farmers.
That little chap is having a whale of time bless him
The little BMC mini tractor became the Nuffield 4/25 and then the Leyland 154. It looked like a Ferguson as Harry Ferguson was involved in its design.
& then the Marshall 302 manufactured in Turkey with a 1.8 Sherpa engine.
I'm just the same at an Auction, We had one of them; we chucked one of them; we nearly got one of them. Same the world over. Shiny Stuff tomorrow - Crack On.
That tractor with cement wheel weights was owned by Fred Flintstone from Bouldershire 🤣😁👍🇺🇲
Like a box of liquorice allsorts, everyone is someones favourite. I have had many a tractor follow me home from an auction.
My mate from college had a massey 35. Lovely little tractor, very fond memories of chugging around on it.
Great video, it would be good to see you and the boys getting your grey fergie running
Great video, lots of blast from the past, I think you were more excited that Harry though 😆😆
Scrap skeleton tractor looks like an Allis Chalmers
Great to see all the tractors 👌
Great video Richard. I saw the event advertised and now wish I had gone. It looked great.
Next time!
Good morning @@thefunkyfarmer
Your son knows a good tractor when he sees one.
The 690 4wd had the same Italian cab as your 690, but it really depended if a tractor was kept inside or left outside as to how they survived.
Love these old tractors Richard and Harry
A really enjoyable video well done 👍👍👍
Brilliant content as always.
Looking forward to part two.
Love to all xx
Blymy there's a trip down memory lane there I've driven a few of the old ones in my time
Fergie 135 was first tractor I drove
Grey fergie scraper tractor
Fergie 240
Ford 4000 and 4600
Biggest tractor I ever drove was one hell of a beast fergie 1200 I took it home for lunch lol as there was no other tractor available which was fun in the narrow lanes of Chewton Mendip
Tractor auction. That sounds fun. A lot of tractors there from my era of farming. We had a Leyland tractor on one farm I worked at. Typical Leyland. Not the most reliable. The Marshals were about the same era from memory. Didn't see a Muirhill. They were great tractors. I did have a small tractor up until about two weeks ago. Just sold it. Such useful vehicles if you have all the attachments.
Marshall took over from Leyland in the early 80's
@@geraldbeard856 Thanks for that. I remembered them. But that was when I came out of farming and went into construction.
Ruben Owen and his friends was in that Leyland truck you walked past
Well spotted Martin.
Harry was in his element .
Buddy wants a ford 7000,no he wants a massey, absolutely priceless, very funny
Got a friend who used to go to these auctions all the time just to look at them.
His nickname is extractorfan😂
In that leyland truck that's reuben from Yorkshire farm
20:12 "Project tractor" looks like the remains of an Allis Chalmers model C.
Thanks for the picture
I might have found some parts for my old IH 414 tractor
You walked past the rarest tractor, an Fc County in yellow.
Hi, and thanks for all of your fantastic video's. I have been a faithful follower of your channel since virtually the very beginning. I think I have pointed this out to you some time ago, but there seems to be a problem with the video rendering again lately. When I pause the video to look at more details of a tractor (or other equipment) the picture goes all blurry. Usually that's the result of rendering (or recording) video in 'interlaced' mode. That mixes two video frames together to make it appear more smooth when playing back. But pausing it is a disaster! For TH-cam, the progressive mode (25p or 50p) would be far better and result in a 'steady and clear' picture when paused. I sincerely hope you'll look into this again, as there is always so much to see in your videos. I would be very grateful.
Keep up the good work!
Best wishes,
John
ill have a look at the settings john
@@thefunkyfarmer Thanks Richard. Much appreciated. The tractor show was fantastic by the way!
I wouldn’t mind having that John Deere
It was lovely to meet you both! Great event isn't it?
Yes it was!
There was snow on the hill last Saturday morning when I went to toddington
That orange tractors was a Nuffield
DSW 954 massey 35 with cab is from up our way in Dumfries,probably from massey dealer Tweedies motors
The tractor in bits probably allis charmers B and the little orange BMC
Was a Leyland mini
time to pick harry up a decent little ford 2/3000 to use on the farm, you could get him scraping out for you at the weekends with it
Just started watching - looking forward to this. Was the 35 the first model with the 2 stage clutches ?
The tractor in parts is a allis charmer model b type . It sold for a £150 . It was a grate day there . Sorry that I mist you and Harry . 👍👍👍
Harry, switch on to County's.
They're the ultimate FORD🤣
We don't have them over here in The States.
Cheers mates✌️
Your fan in New Hampshire 🇺🇲
Crack-On👍
All county stuff makes a fortune now.........one made over 200k last year. here in the uk online auction.....think it was a 1884 .....all done up real nice
Dear Tractor companies why don’t most of you find an old lorry Frame or even rebuild a brand New Lorry Frame for building stronger and better Tractors and put those Scania N113, Volvo B10M, Volvo D10A, Volvo TD102KF, Gardner 6LXC and Gardner 8LXB Diesel engines and put on all of those Leyland Hydra cyclic Automatic 4 and 5 Speed Gearboxes for those stronger better Tractors so they can still use them for any farms and even use them for the Mechanics so they can even lift a broken down Bigger Buses and also lift all of the broken down Lorries, why don’t you build 6 and 7 seats so that other passengers can sit at the back and front including the driver. You can still build those four small stronger medium sizes wheels and still make them even more useful for the Mechanic farm tractor than it still was before, please can you do those interesting ideas for us tractor Lovers.
Hi Richard
Ford 7000😃😃😃
No one wearing shorts. Not even Harry.
🤣Harry
You're missing out on all of the good tractors
Scrap tractor was an Allis Chalmers model B or what was left of it.
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Buy Harry a ford?father and son project
And a square baler so they can do proper vintage hay