So many different ways to use pomegranates. I know your family loves to taste test all your new recipes. Your videos bring peace and happiness to my heart and your dog makes me laugh all the time. Thank you for sharing yourself and your family with us. You give us much more than we could ever give you. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
You had to be a man or woman back then to run those all day the dust no air just open cab I remember the open cab tractors when I finally drove one with cab and air I didn't know what to think
My father Fox this Massey Harris in México me help to him on 1964 on lombardia Michoacán for recolección of rice on this time i help to My fathers is so meny beutiful thanks for this video i temember huen are joung boy
Very good to see how the machines used to be ... it already had a dreiper platform..here it was 6 years ago that this dreiper technology has been learned .. congratulations on the video ..
It is a 12 foot cut I’m 99 percent sure. I think it is 1942 or 1943. So it’s about 76 years old but that film was about 2 years ago now. I don’t own it it belongs to Arther Hinch so I’m not sure how to spell his name. He lives near Stamford. He is good friends with Ron Knight who I is a well known combine guru who has restored many combines over the years. This Massey 21 was filmed at the Great Casterton Harvest event that is held near Stamford every September. They only display the very old machines. This combine has a 6 cylinder Chrysler Petrol engine powering it. Apparently it was saved from being scrapped in 1969 and was kept in its wonderful original condition which is always the best way if possible. Thanks for commenting, I’m always happy to answer questions about my videos and the machines that I enjoy preserving.
Any one got any info on a Massey Harris 22 header. Got one in the shed. It’s got the auger front much smaller driving wheels and a small flat head 4 cylinder. It’s set up as a bagger. It’s also all galvanised sheet metal not panted. Located in New Zealand I was told there was only 2 that come here
Sounds interesting, i have heard a little about them. A hand full were built at Manchester England in the 40s. They were called 722 here and im sure they were painted red over here. Extremely rare! I will ask about for you. People pay big cash for them now. I know of only 2 that still exist here.
@@benmc1962 definitely send the photos to my gmail when you get chance. Im interested in all old combines and i know quite a few people who are like me.
Not quite sure what you mean but thats what some of the early combines had. It was a throw back to the binder technology. The have straps at each end to tighten them when the are fitted.
Thats interesting, i didn't realise Casterton had been going that long. Apparently Arthur Hinch saved that from the scrap back in 1969. I love the fact that he never painted it.
@@rbharvesters7404,Casterton been going a few years now Richard as like i said dad used to take us there as kids back in early 80's, apparantly it's on again this year 18/19 th September so hoping to go & have a look around as it's fairly local.
@@antonyaustin8779 i will look into that. I wouldn't mind having a look round at the old machinery. Its been a while since i have been to a nice vintage event.
Im hoping to go to a local ploughing match on the 5th of September at a little village called Sulgrave near Banbury. Its being held in memory of a bloke called Richard Bywater. Richard died of cancer in 2005. I always remember Richard, he was the manager at Brackley Burgess in the 90s. I did my weeks work experience their when i was at school. My lasting memory of he is that he chose to see good im me. I was often in trouble when i was young but Richard gave me a good report and i actually got a award for the best student on work experience that year.
So many different ways to use pomegranates. I know your family loves to taste test all your new recipes. Your videos bring peace and happiness to my heart and your dog makes me laugh all the time. Thank you for sharing yourself and your family with us. You give us much more than we could ever give you. And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
Ok thank you lovely comment
You had to be a man or woman back then to run those all day the dust no air just open cab I remember the open cab tractors when I finally drove one with cab and air I didn't know what to think
A world of difference. Most farmers wont go to work if the radio don"t working these days. Comfort is good but i will always love the old ones.
I guess back then it was drive the machine in the dust, or cut the stuff down your self!
Amerykańska Vistula
الحصاده هاي لازم تنحط بالمتحف
A Drake futura de hoje é Andrei cantiga entende você me amasse você tinha uma gripe que ano é essa máquina aí
Quero saber que é da onde surgiu a gripe né isso é tecnologia né
My father Fox this Massey Harris in México me help to him on 1964 on lombardia Michoacán for recolección of rice on this time i help to My fathers is so meny beutiful thanks for this video i temember huen are joung boy
La eterna masey Harris. Yo gracias adiós manejé una rotania de mi familia. Familia y mi abuelo tenía una de estas hermoso recuerdo gracias
اريد قطع من هاذا الاه
Very good to see how the machines used to be ... it already had a dreiper platform..here it was 6 years ago that this dreiper technology has been learned .. congratulations on the video ..
how many people ,have riveted dreiper canvas ????
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Its a piece of history😊😊😊
e.eu q achava q a plataforma dreper era moderna
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I have liked the Massey-Harris brand for a good many years now, great to see the old machines working.
I like them when they still look old. Not too much paint.
Hola don HUMBERTO...felicitaciones por su máquina..es hermosa ese tipo de trillas con vecinos amigos y ricas comidas...JAJAJA un abrazo
You can't help but love these old combines - AWESOME!
I know, I still get that same feeling as I did as a child when I see an old combine chomping along.
LOVE IT!! sounds like the dodge flat head 6 in it!
Chrysler 6 cylinder petrol I thinks. Does sound nice.
@@rbharvesters7404 How width is the cutter and how many years has the combine?
It is a 12 foot cut I’m 99 percent sure. I think it is 1942 or 1943. So it’s about 76 years old but that film was about 2 years ago now. I don’t own it it belongs to Arther Hinch so I’m not sure how to spell his name. He lives near Stamford. He is good friends with Ron Knight who I is a well known combine guru who has restored many combines over the years. This Massey 21 was filmed at the Great Casterton Harvest event that is held near Stamford every September. They only display the very old machines. This combine has a 6 cylinder Chrysler Petrol engine powering it. Apparently it was saved from being scrapped in 1969 and was kept in its wonderful original condition which is always the best way if possible. Thanks for commenting, I’m always happy to answer questions about my videos and the machines that I enjoy preserving.
@@rbharvesters7404 thanks :)
@@rbharvesters7404 Those Chrysler engines had a Nice Sound and I never got Tired of hearing it
attention aux étincelles
Вот откель Ниву с Колосом содрали
What year is this machine?
Its about 1941
The same was polish vistula?
Tenho um Massey Harris 1951,meu vô tirou zero o trator,a gasolina , canadense,tudo original
هل يوجد قطع من هاذا الاه
Eu tive o prazer de trabalhar numa parecida com esta, eu costurava os sacos de arroz, e largava no escorregador.
mad max
I can remember this we USE to cut rice in guyana using this machine it waz hard work
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La.meilleur.batteuse.
there was a time when creativity flowed
Essa foi a primeira a ser construída
🇧🇷🤠👏👏👏top gostei
حزطني بكري
Czy to jest wekfikoł czasu?
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Já trabalhei com uma dessa em1975
A qualidade dos grãos saia bom? Ela jogava muito grãos fora?
Po njemu je rađen ZMAJ 780
براكة
Quê Maravilha equipamento sem nenhuma tecnologia e funciona perfeitamente muito bom
Novo modelo 2021
Can I
Draper head??
Ни хуя се вундер вафля👍😅
Tinha q ser maior o pneu dianteiro kkk
Any one got any info on a Massey Harris 22 header. Got one in the shed. It’s got the auger front much smaller driving wheels and a small flat head 4 cylinder. It’s set up as a bagger. It’s also all galvanised sheet metal not panted. Located in New Zealand I was told there was only 2 that come here
Sounds interesting, i have heard a little about them. A hand full were built at Manchester England in the 40s. They were called 722 here and im sure they were painted red over here. Extremely rare! I will ask about for you. People pay big cash for them now. I know of only 2 that still exist here.
Are you on Facebook? I know its hideous but lots of useful contacts on there if your careful.
I don’t have Facebook. I could take some pictures and send to you if your interested?
@@benmc1962 definitely send the photos to my gmail when you get chance. Im interested in all old combines and i know quite a few people who are like me.
Saved your email will pull her out of the shed and get some pictures in the next couple of days
cool vidéo !!!
Gostei de mais.
How do you those canvases?
Not quite sure what you mean but thats what some of the early combines had. It was a throw back to the binder technology. The have straps at each end to tighten them when the are fitted.
ثبارك الله هاري وطيب
hey there combine lover hope u ok.
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I can remember seeing this combine working at the Casterton working weekend back in the mid 1980's.
Thats interesting, i didn't realise Casterton had been going that long. Apparently Arthur Hinch saved that from the scrap back in 1969. I love the fact that he never painted it.
Just to think that it was already out of date 60 years ago.
@@rbharvesters7404,Casterton been going a few years now Richard as like i said dad used to take us there as kids back in early 80's, apparantly it's on again this year 18/19 th September so hoping to go & have a look around as it's fairly local.
@@antonyaustin8779 i will look into that. I wouldn't mind having a look round at the old machinery. Its been a while since i have been to a nice vintage event.
Im hoping to go to a local ploughing match on the 5th of September at a little village called Sulgrave near Banbury. Its being held in memory of a bloke called Richard Bywater. Richard died of cancer in 2005. I always remember Richard, he was the manager at Brackley Burgess in the 90s. I did my weeks work experience their when i was at school. My lasting memory of he is that he chose to see good im me. I was often in trouble when i was young but Richard gave me a good report and i actually got a award for the best student on work experience that year.
Bildfou.
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Q máquina estranha!!!
ha ha Not strange, just old.
Na época já tinha plataforma Draper
Essa draper é melhor q a jd
No princípio da mecanização era assim
@@adilsondutradutra5752 era melhor que a john deere?
У нас в Україні досі на таких працюють 😂😁
Та не транди, це дракон ще той, "ниву" в полі не бачив по дворах стоять
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