I have extremely fond memories of watching our local farmer harvesting corn in the field behind our house, It was during the 80s and the harvest seemed to go on forever, and we loved it. The combine we adored and which seemed to herald the beginning of summer was a 1966 Class Matador ( giant). It had no cab and the farmer sat up there for hours in a cloud of dust. We were heart broken when we found out it had been destroyed in a barn fire in the early 2000s. The memories we have are priceless.
This is fascinating! Combines changed the face of farming probably more than any other piece of equipment. This marvelous machine enabled farmers to set their sites on feeding the world rather than just their families. God bless the ingenuity of Hiram Moore.
So cool to see a nice clean old combine still working and earning a living, I remember as a kid watching 3 TR 85's going around a field with the chaser tractors going flat out trying to keep up, sadly that field is now an ASDA super market and industrial park.
The farm I worked at when I left school had a 1989 model. I remember how loud it was and the mouse that also lived in the cab! Haha. Very little to go wrong with them though and it did many years of service.
Brings back memories ; combining career started as a fourteen year old on (not in) a Ransome Cavalier , went through a series of Masseys and ended with a TF42. While watched you I could almost taste the warm grapefruit squash I used to drink gallons of every harvest.
That bought back memories of my God father cutting his small holding in Boxted, Essex back in the late sixties. That old combine had no cab, uncle Ron was wrapped up like an Egyptian mummy from head to foot. The field was only a few acres but in the time it took to harvest he would sweat away several pounds. I vividly remember him taking off his boots and pouring out the sweat. Those men were heroes, working so hard to get the crops in. Thanks for that, it's many years since I thought about that lovely man, he had the patience of a Saint and taught that stupid kid so much about the value of things that I took for granted.
Proof that a well maintained bit of kit will last a long time. Good design ,not over complicated but very capable after all these years! Great to watch the obvious skill and respect you have with this vehicle. Thanks for sharing and explaining the process . Magic
These classics will still be running in 25 years time when all the electronic satellite controlled combines have given up the ghost due to electronic gremlins 😁reminds me of driving a same 160 six cylinder air cooled tractor back in the early 90,s what a tractor that was 👍👍 great video !!
That was THE best video on combines I have ever seen, as kids we would hear them operating in the fields and leg it out there just to watch them at work even at night. That was in the 70s. So the one you were driving hadn't even come off the drawing board I reckon. I remember doing some mechanical work on a farm near Bedford in the 80s and this farmer had just bought to Claas Dominators, one still had plastic on the back of the seat. I just wanted to get up there sooooo badly, salivating was an understatement. Alas the farmer never invited me up into the cab for a look around, I was gutted. Even today I am fascinated by these machines, I guess I never quite grew up 😔 More combine videos please 😊
There's actually no play as such it's just the fact there is no mechanical linkage, you have to 'absorb' the flow in the pump. It's actually very reactive (sometimes a bit too much !)
Cracking video! Lovely to see the old machines still being used and that is in great condition for 37years old. Lovely to see you driving and explaining the controls too. Keep up the great videos.
Really enjoyed that Kurt, thanks for sharing it. Lovely to see a classic combine still earning its keep. Really nice purr from that Deutz engine. Came across 1 working locally the other evening as well.
That was a great video to watch , was extra special for me actually as I helped with some thoughts of my late dad who left us 8th February this year, ☹️☹️ Anyone who has read my post will know my dad was a Army REME mechanic, when he came out of the army he was snapped up & given a job by the then “Testers of Edenbridge “, Kent a Ford new Holland dealership ,as time passed on my dad became re- nowned for his expertise on combines, repairing many & troubleshooting, my mum remembers him never being home much during the very busy harvesting time when combines were most active & required assistance if they broke down, very crucial to the farmers & their incomes !!! Thanks for the video, footage & memories that help ease the pain during our loss !!👍👍👍
Thank you that was brilliant. Back in the mid 70's to the early 80's I drove a M1100 and a M1300 neither of them had a cab and they never gave a seconds trouble. In 79 they bought an International combine with a 21 foot head and it was a disaster as you can imagine field gateways in Ireland in the 70's in Ireland were not very wide and it was only when the combine got to the field anyone thought of sorting that out but the worst thing was the International combine broke down so that was the end of that. That same farmer and his two sons still run up to date Deutz combines. Don't know where the old combines went.
I used to drive a Lexion 570 with a 25’ header but often preferred driving the old Laverda with a 12’ table that we had at home as there I was more to do, kept you busy and made a fantastic sample.
I wasn’t quite sure what you meant by shoving it down the throat, but then you showed a pic that explained it all. Always going the extra mile to spell it all out for us. I’ll say it again. You are the best my lord!
Great video , nice to see the older combine still working , spent my younger day’s with my granddad on a farm ,harvesting was the best time riding on the footplate of a Clayson then newholland no cabs, great experience 👍🚜
Really enjoyed seeing the old combine harvester in action. I remember my dads didn't even have a cab think it was a red New Holland many many years ago.
Thanks for my virgin ride in a header ( comboyne ). Alot more than it looks in a picture. I rebuilt one of those deutz motors in a poclain excavator once. Was pretty straight forward but the push rod tubes to head were a real shyte fight. Love the blower getting all dust out , a big radiator genie. Thanks for video lord muck that was pretty cool. 10/10👍👍👍
That deutz fahr is just awesome and that is one hell of a clean old combine! I have seen a lot of diff combines and drove an old Deere. I had a lot of fun when I was a kid! Great vid lord muck! I can’t wait for part 2 of the crawler!
You looked in your element driving that. Fantastic vid, lovely to see old machines still in use where you have to feel the machine to let you know what it's doing. Bet it was nice considering you remember it from your childhood. Keep up the great work and awesome vids.
Love the video Hard to beat the older stuff.round my neck of the woods most of the stuff from my childhood have all since been scrapped or broke for parts 😢Major was always a childhood favourite for me so in the process of restoring one for myself atm .
Omg that reminds me as a teenager driving my dads claas matador 🤣🤣 god they kept you busy doing 10 things at once. Great vid thanks for your efforts and keep up the great work
Great video as usual. I remember my grandad harvesting on a Massey in the early 70s....obv no cab and the PPE was a hanky tied over his nose and mouth. He came home as black as the pan after a skinfull of guinness and a vindaloo 😁😁
It’s really great 👍 your lordship to see a really good classic piece of equipment still up for the challenge of harvesting a wheat 🌾 or barley crop, oh and looking forward to the next one, what ever that subject maybe?????.
Nice nick and has to be driven . Something very nice about the old kit . That old motor takes me back to the 115 poclain sound Never broke down flat out 12hr days on the muck shift. It’s good some are still sentimental . Makes the globe spin better . Nice vid have a good harvest
Well L&M you hit the spot once again' I could see clearly that you loved every minuet driving the combine , envious! Takes me back a long while ago the first combine I drove was a Masey harriss, and guys on the side would be sacking up the wheat and dropping down the chute back on the field. My what a lot of graft! Then latter on the far acquired two Ransome combines. My old buddy who drove the other Ransome in the first month he wrapped the the auger round a telegraph pole. This caused a ruction with the boss. Now for the scores; 100% for the video, and for the still entertainment I award you an extra 50%. Nex time I watch a video of your's I will be more prepared? I will be wearing some "incontinence pads ", pissed my self with laughter! Have a good weekend and see you again. Well done. regards Jon
Hi mucker I see you enjoyed yourself on the Deutz I have to admit she still sounds spot on but I used to drive the old yellow new Holland and that was the best upgrade ever was having a cab fitted because the new Holland you sat ontop of the header and gets as dirty as hell and when we harvested barley that was something worse than being stung by a hundred bees with all those little bits sticking into your skin and the old lady used to get the hump when I had a bath every night when I got home, I was going to ask about the Belarus but you already answered that, this is another great video thanks mucker.
My husband used to PDI these in Westbury, trading Estate, Wiltshire, in the early 80s, he did not think they even had cabs, back then, or could have been removed for shipping, his job was to check the machines over and repair any damages, before delivery to the customers.....
Great video , what a well minded classic combine , I love driving our new Holland 8060 from 84 , it’s very similar in the controls , Keep up the good work
My dad used to drive a lely combine no cab and with the folding header but not a blue header a red header and every harvest time we would all wait on the edge of the field to see who would see it first, to see the header coming around the corner of the field we would all shout out I see it.. good old days.. then they sold it and brought a new Holland 1545 with a cab and when we saw it for the first time that big huge yellow combine we were like king of the hill.. our combine is bigger then yours lol.
Oh wow, I have thousands of hours in a Deutz-Fahr M 2385 , we owned one on our farm, basically a bit newer version of this one your driving in the video, we barely had any failures with it, only one shaker bent during harvest in our extremely hilly ground on a rented farm we had and of course some belts, other than that, nothing, this brought a huge lot of happy memories for me :)
Gees takes me back..1st place I worked had a 2840 I think it was it had an 18 foot header on it... the old gear was built to last. Only electrics was the lights... if you were lucky..
Brings back lovely memories. When the loads of straw were due to be carted home we would get spin in the empty trailer to field. (I know health&Safety!)
Reminds me of my late father, he had a 1980 New Holland with a 16ft header, Thank you once again for The great videos you make they're a pleasure to watch and bring back good memories. I can remember the first combine he had was a Ransomes about 1969 good days 👍
Nice to see the old combine doing what it's supposed to do and not sat rusting away somewhere the old machines have so much more character than the new gear another great video again 😊👍😜🚜
Love to see classic machines at work, makes you think back to the past. The farm my dad and grandfather worked ran a mf 750 in the 80s. I remember it cutting a small field of wheat as a kid and it making a smoke ring round the field as it cut the headland out. My mate has a small farm and runs a mf 750 and when you see it in the shed it looks so small, but look a monster as a kid. Thank for videos!
Superb vid , makes a change to see proper levers instead of buttons and switches, takes me back to my dads old MF845 combine , the 1st combine I actually drove , when you engaged something , you knew it was engaged! Top marks !
nice video,look like a kid in a sweet shop there, used to be a red deutz down here in until recently, same sort of model,and his neighbour had a green one , both sadly gone now for a shared smallish lexion i believe ,but i did come across a m922 recently , battered but still used each year for 50 acres apparently so the owner said
Thanks for sharing this great video I didn’t realise the deutz had an air cooled engine still sounds great it may not have all the very expensive tech whistles and bells but no losses you can spend a lot of money on bigger cutter reels etc and still have losses
Looked like you really enjoyed your time driving the Deutz 2480 and at the end of the video the crop looked lovely and clean in the trailer too.. hot job though
I have extremely fond memories of watching our local farmer harvesting corn in the field behind our house, It was during the 80s and the harvest seemed to go on forever, and we loved it. The combine we adored and which seemed to herald the beginning of summer was a 1966 Class Matador ( giant). It had no cab and the farmer sat up there for hours in a cloud of dust. We were heart broken when we found out it had been destroyed in a barn fire in the early 2000s. The memories we have are priceless.
I doubt a 2020 combine would last 36 years with all the electronics they have. Cracking vid. Keep up the good work.
This is fascinating! Combines changed the face of farming probably more than any other piece of equipment. This marvelous machine enabled farmers to set their sites on feeding the world rather than just their families. God bless the ingenuity of Hiram Moore.
Machines on the farm really do become part of the family after years of service.
It nice to see vintage farm machinery still in use
So cool to see a nice clean old combine still working and earning a living, I remember as a kid watching 3 TR 85's going around a field with the chaser tractors going flat out trying to keep up, sadly that field is now an ASDA super market and industrial park.
The farm I worked at when I left school had a 1989 model. I remember how loud it was and the mouse that also lived in the cab! Haha. Very little to go wrong with them though and it did many years of service.
love watching older machines working still thank you for the videos
That takes me back, following one of those from field to field with the tractor and trailer
Excellent video. Takes me back to watching the local contractors Mackays harvesting with their Class Senator no cab for the driver just a dust mask!
Don't you hate f&^%*$£g auto spell checker - Claas not Class.
Brings back memories ; combining career started as a fourteen year old on (not in) a Ransome Cavalier , went through a series of Masseys and ended with a TF42. While watched you I could almost taste the warm grapefruit squash I used to drink gallons of every harvest.
That bought back memories of my God father cutting his small holding in Boxted, Essex back in the late sixties. That old combine had no cab, uncle Ron was wrapped up like an Egyptian mummy from head to foot. The field was only a few acres but in the time it took to harvest he would sweat away several pounds. I vividly remember him taking off his boots and pouring out the sweat. Those men were heroes, working so hard to get the crops in. Thanks for that, it's many years since I thought about that lovely man, he had the patience of a Saint and taught that stupid kid so much about the value of things that I took for granted.
Proof that a well maintained bit of kit will last a long time. Good design ,not over complicated but very capable after all these years! Great to watch the obvious skill and respect you have with this vehicle. Thanks for sharing and explaining the process . Magic
As you put that throttle forward the rocking of the combine brings back great memories of being on a Clayson
These classics will still be running in 25 years time when all the electronic satellite controlled combines have given up the ghost due to electronic gremlins 😁reminds me of driving a same 160 six cylinder air cooled tractor back in the early 90,s what a tractor that was 👍👍 great video !!
A joy to watch the older machines that still work for a living. 👍
That was THE best video on combines I have ever seen, as kids we would hear them operating in the fields and leg it out there just to watch them at work even at night. That was in the 70s. So the one you were driving hadn't even come off the drawing board I reckon.
I remember doing some mechanical work on a farm near Bedford in the 80s and this farmer had just bought to Claas Dominators, one still had plastic on the back of the seat. I just wanted to get up there sooooo badly, salivating was an understatement. Alas the farmer never invited me up into the cab for a look around, I was gutted.
Even today I am fascinated by these machines, I guess I never quite grew up 😔
More combine videos please 😊
really nice to see a classic combine still in use just as i remember driving one many years ago love the free play on the steering
There's actually no play as such it's just the fact there is no mechanical linkage, you have to 'absorb' the flow in the pump. It's actually very reactive (sometimes a bit too much !)
Grear video, really nice to see the deutz in action
Cracking video! Lovely to see the old machines still being used and that is in great condition for 37years old. Lovely to see you driving and explaining the controls too. Keep up the great videos.
Glad you enjoyed it
Can see that was an emotional journey....taking you back all those years. And now getting a chance to be in the drivers seat too. Happy Days 👍🏻👍🏻
Very tidy combine from 1983, shows it been well looked after.
Another great film, great to see a classic combine chomping away at the barley 👍🏻
I love it when you can get a machine back that ya grew up with. Whether it be a car or anything.
Nice clean Deutz Combine, good to see such a working video.
Really enjoyed that Kurt, thanks for sharing it. Lovely to see a classic combine still earning its keep. Really nice purr from that Deutz engine. Came across 1 working locally the other evening as well.
Yes I saw that Shane ! 👍
That was a great video to watch , was extra special for me actually as I helped with some thoughts of my late dad who left us 8th February this year, ☹️☹️ Anyone who has read my post will know my dad was a Army REME mechanic, when he came out of the army he was snapped up & given a job by the then “Testers of Edenbridge “, Kent a Ford new Holland dealership ,as time passed on my dad became re- nowned for his expertise on combines, repairing many & troubleshooting, my mum remembers him never being home much during the very busy harvesting time when combines were most active & required assistance if they broke down, very crucial to the farmers & their incomes !!! Thanks for the video, footage & memories that help ease the pain during our loss !!👍👍👍
Thank you that was brilliant. Back in the mid 70's to the early 80's I drove a M1100 and a M1300 neither of them had a cab and they never gave a seconds trouble. In 79 they bought an International combine with a 21 foot head and it was a disaster as you can imagine field gateways in Ireland in the 70's in Ireland were not very wide and it was only when the combine got to the field anyone thought of sorting that out but the worst thing was the International combine broke down so that was the end of that. That same farmer and his two sons still run up to date Deutz combines. Don't know where the old combines went.
I used to drive a Lexion 570 with a 25’ header but often preferred driving the old Laverda with a 12’ table that we had at home as there I was more to do, kept you busy and made a fantastic sample.
I wasn’t quite sure what you meant by shoving it down the throat, but then you showed a pic that explained it all. Always going the extra mile to spell it all out for us. I’ll say it again. You are the best my lord!
Glad it was helpful! 🤣
Great video , nice to see the older combine still working , spent my younger day’s with my granddad on a farm ,harvesting was the best time riding on the footplate of a Clayson then newholland no cabs, great experience 👍🚜
Really enjoyed seeing the old combine harvester in action. I remember my dads didn't even have a cab think it was a red New Holland many many years ago.
Good to see a classic deutz fahr combine working 👌👍
Great video! Crazy how much louder these old combines are! But very good to see it out and being used.
Great video and thanks for taking the cameras along! Brings back some good memories of us harvesting with our old massy 300.
Glad you enjoyed it Kev 👍
Great to see some classics still being worked thank you for that great video
Thanks for my virgin ride in a header ( comboyne ).
Alot more than it looks in a picture.
I rebuilt one of those deutz motors in a poclain excavator once.
Was pretty straight forward but the push rod tubes to head were a real shyte fight.
Love the blower getting all dust out , a big radiator genie.
Thanks for video lord muck that was pretty cool.
10/10👍👍👍
What a great story and how exciting having a chance to drive that. I always look forward to your new videos.
Another awesome video Kurt. THANK YOU for your regular uploads, I (and I’m sure many others) really enjoy and appreciate them.
That deutz fahr is just awesome and that is one hell of a clean old combine! I have seen a lot of diff combines and drove an old Deere. I had a lot of fun when I was a kid! Great vid lord muck! I can’t wait for part 2 of the crawler!
Used to see quite a few Deutz combines in the 90’s always thought they looked really cool - great stuff once again 👍🏼
Really enjoyed that, and the explanation of the controls. A neighbor has one here, looking forward to seeing it in the field again soon.
Beautiful Combine😍
You looked in your element driving that. Fantastic vid, lovely to see old machines still in use where you have to feel the machine to let you know what it's doing. Bet it was nice considering you remember it from your childhood. Keep up the great work and awesome vids.
I love the older combines, very little electronics and much easier to fix, great vid...
Brilliant vid mucker keep em coming. Looking forward to the next installment of the Belarus.
Really interesting seeing inside that combine. Can't wait for the best engine video
Old skool indeed. A machine with a soul. And you have a connection. God bless the man who had pride in it during it's younger years. 👍👍✌️🇺🇸
Love the video Hard to beat the older stuff.round my neck of the woods most of the stuff from my childhood have all since been scrapped or broke for parts 😢Major was always a childhood favourite for me so in the process of restoring one for myself atm .
Excellent video kurt. I can nearly smell the fresh straw from here.
That combine has been spectacularly well looked after. Really hard to believe it was built in 1983.
Thank you I did enjoy that 👍
Omg that reminds me as a teenager driving my dads claas matador 🤣🤣 god they kept you busy doing 10 things at once. Great vid thanks for your efforts and keep up the great work
Great video Kurt, that combine is in great condition for its age a real credit to its owners. 👍
It sure is Gareth 😉
Great video as usual. I remember my grandad harvesting on a Massey in the early 70s....obv no cab and the PPE was a hanky tied over his nose and mouth. He came home as black as the pan after a skinfull of guinness and a vindaloo 😁😁
It’s really great 👍 your lordship to see a really good classic piece of equipment still up for the challenge of harvesting a wheat 🌾 or barley crop, oh and looking forward to the next one, what ever that subject maybe?????.
A bit of Maris Otter winter barley.
Nice nick and has to be driven . Something very nice about the old kit . That old motor takes me back to the 115 poclain sound Never broke down flat out 12hr days on the muck shift. It’s good some are still sentimental . Makes the globe spin better . Nice vid have a good harvest
I'm jealous as hell, I'd give my eye teeth for a go on an older combine! The las combine I drove was an old International without a cab, good times!
Well L&M you hit the spot once again' I could see clearly that you loved every minuet driving the combine , envious! Takes me back a long while ago the first combine I drove was a Masey harriss, and guys on the side would be sacking up the wheat and dropping down the chute back on the field. My what a lot of graft! Then latter on the far acquired two Ransome combines. My old buddy who drove the other Ransome in the first month he wrapped the the auger round a telegraph pole. This caused a ruction with the boss. Now for the scores; 100% for the video, and for the still entertainment I award you an extra 50%. Nex time I watch a video of your's I will be more prepared? I will be wearing some "incontinence pads ", pissed my self with laughter! Have a good weekend and see you again. Well done. regards Jon
Great video mate-very nostalgic for lots of people for sure. Love to see and hear those Deutz air cooled engines in action! 👌
Great machine built to do a job.....will a modern machine be as exciting in 30 plus years 👍
I remember my dad having me taking round behind the combine checking for grain loss. Great memories lord muck!
Well a good video of a very nice old combine keep up the good work Graham
Hi mucker I see you enjoyed yourself on the Deutz I have to admit she still sounds spot on but I used to drive the old yellow new Holland and that was the best upgrade ever was having a cab fitted because the new Holland you sat ontop of the header and gets as dirty as hell and when we harvested barley that was something worse than being stung by a hundred bees with all those little bits sticking into your skin and the old lady used to get the hump when I had a bath every night when I got home, I was going to ask about the Belarus but you already answered that, this is another great video thanks mucker.
Those deutz combined were bulletproof
deutz m 1000 now those were really bullet proof ...............
My husband used to PDI these in Westbury, trading Estate, Wiltshire, in the early 80s, he did not think they even had cabs, back then, or could have been removed for shipping, his job was to check the machines over and repair any damages, before delivery to the customers.....
Great video , what a well minded classic combine , I love driving our new Holland 8060 from 84 , it’s very similar in the controls ,
Keep up the good work
Tidy combine! Another interesting and entertaining film, keep them coming 👍🏻👌🏻
My dad used to drive a lely combine no cab and with the folding header but not a blue header a red header and every harvest time we would all wait on the edge of the field to see who would see it first, to see the header coming around the corner of the field we would all shout out I see it.. good old days.. then they sold it and brought a new Holland 1545 with a cab and when we saw it for the first time that big huge yellow combine we were like king of the hill.. our combine is bigger then yours lol.
Oh wow, I have thousands of hours in a Deutz-Fahr M 2385 , we owned one on our farm, basically a bit newer version of this one your driving in the video, we barely had any failures with it, only one shaker bent during harvest in our extremely hilly ground on a rented farm we had and of course some belts, other than that, nothing, this brought a huge lot of happy memories for me :)
I like these old machines ! Controlled by the operator and his senses : see hear feel smell
Greets from Germany
Gees takes me back..1st place I worked had a 2840 I think it was it had an 18 foot header on it... the old gear was built to last. Only electrics was the lights... if you were lucky..
Still a bloody smart combine. Credit to all owners Keeping it looking like that 👌
So good to see the older combines out, loved riding on them with no cabs only airstream helmets at the time fab vid more please 👍👍👍👌
Brings back lovely memories. When the loads of straw were due to be carted home we would get spin in the empty trailer to field. (I know health&Safety!)
Reminds me of my late father, he had a 1980 New Holland with a 16ft header, Thank you once again for The great videos you make they're a pleasure to watch and bring back good memories. I can remember the first combine he had was a Ransomes about 1969 good days 👍
Cracking film great to see an old combine out in the thick of it
Totally awesome is all I have to say
Nice bit of old school Kurt 👍 awesome
Great video. I love seeing old combines working
Nice to see the old combine doing what it's supposed to do and not sat rusting away somewhere the old machines have so much more character than the new gear another great video again 😊👍😜🚜
Couple of handsome combines! It's really great to see old iron still being used!
Very good video nice to have a play with the old girl😁👍
Love to see classic machines at work, makes you think back to the past. The farm my dad and grandfather worked ran a mf 750 in the 80s. I remember it cutting a small field of wheat as a kid and it making a smoke ring round the field as it cut the headland out. My mate has a small farm and runs a mf 750 and when you see it in the shed it looks so small, but look a monster as a kid. Thank for videos!
Superb vid , makes a change to see proper levers instead of buttons and switches, takes me back to my dads old MF845 combine , the 1st combine I actually drove , when you engaged something , you knew it was engaged! Top marks !
Another great video mucky very interesting
Superb vid. Looks like you had a brilliant day. Good stuff👍
nice video,look like a kid in a sweet shop there, used to be a red deutz down here in until recently, same sort of model,and his neighbour had a green one , both sadly gone now for a shared smallish lexion i believe ,but i did come across a m922 recently , battered but still used each year for 50 acres apparently so the owner said
Thanks for sharing this great video I didn’t realise the deutz had an air cooled engine still sounds great it may not have all the very expensive tech whistles and bells but no losses you can spend a lot of money on bigger cutter reels etc and still have losses
Another great video from your self can’t wait for the first content coming up keep up the good work
certainly looked like a work out great video once again mucka
Cracking bit of reminiscing on a right tidy old yolk podge, brilliant vid once more cant wait for more Russian shinanigans on the owd Bellarsus
Love the old classic combines they give you a good work out 💪 cheers
Looked like you really enjoyed your time driving the Deutz 2480 and at the end of the video the crop looked lovely and clean in the trailer too.. hot job though
Mentions of old combines - I once did a photo shoot at John Manners combine parts in Northumberland. Loads and loads of older machines like this.
I fucking love this bloke. Top man. Hopefully one day I'll meet you in a local bar
Another good video by your self a lot more work involved in them older combines more so in newer ones today.
Have not seen pick ups on a combine in years. Very nice. Thanks for the videos.
Nice vid Mucker , mate of mine had one also 12 ft header, completely restored the panel work and resprayed, put out a great sample.
Great video... oldskool all the way 😎😍👍🏻
3 min in an i can see you love a bit of nostalgia, anyway on with the show!