I had the privilege of driving an original condition high speed edition field marshal yesterday.70 years old and unrestored.absolutely loved it.a big thanks to my local farmer,Brian,for the trust to let me have a drive.awesome machine.
Makes me proud to know there are still some people out there that do their best to keep the old iron running for our kids to learn about.. Keep up the great work..
Thank you for a superb video brought back memories from childhood mid 1950's Keelings used a tractor like this to plough fields around our home in Basildon, Essex loved the sound as it came up the road to start work on field’s ... Happy days!
Respect for a job well done - attention to detail ending in an immaculate presentation! I don't normally like slide shows on TH-cam, but this one was special. I'm glad I watched it to the end. Greetings from NZ.
The first song is called 'Haste to the wedding'. It is an Irish tune, possibly traditional. The Irish pop group The Corrs recorded a superb version of it in a live recording on dvd.
You are welcome. Sorry you had to wait a year for an answer to your question. Did you receive the video of the Corrs I sent to you? I think I used all smaller case letters for your user name, so I'll try again. John.
I had the privilege of driving an original condition high speed edition field marshal yesterday.70 years old and unrestored.absolutely loved it.a big thanks to my local farmer,Brian,for the trust to let me have a drive.awesome machine.
Makes me proud to know there are still some people out there that do their best to keep the old iron running for our kids to learn about.. Keep up the great work..
What a magnificent effort!
Thank you for a superb video brought back memories from childhood mid 1950's Keelings used a tractor like this to plough fields around our home in Basildon, Essex loved the sound as it came up the road to start work on field’s ... Happy days!
Respect for a job well done - attention to detail ending in an immaculate presentation! I don't normally like slide shows on TH-cam, but this one was special. I'm glad I watched it to the end. Greetings from NZ.
Absolutely superb job, Cameron. Thanks for posting the slide-show. Would have loved to have heard the first, post-restoration start-up.
Welcome back Evie!Congrats to Emily & Cameron.Love the tunes too.
That was beautiful, you have given the world a gift for the future.
Great restoration, you really deserved the price you won! I once had a series 3 but never found time to restore it.
The first song is called 'Haste to the wedding'. It is an Irish tune, possibly traditional. The Irish pop group The Corrs recorded a superb version of it in a live recording on dvd.
I know it as "Paddy's green shamrock shore"
i have never seen a piston that size before it is huge.Great video and great job you did too
Beautiful restoration!!
Yes, I did receive the video. Thank you.The second song on the Emily's Evie video is by the Corrs and that kind of got me hooked on them.
She looks wonderful I am envious
Thanks for all the nice comments.. I am currently re-building a series 3A Field Marshall Same standards as before... Watch this space.
A real fine job. Are parts still available? Where are you located?
You are welcome. Sorry you had to wait a year for an answer to your question. Did you receive the video of the Corrs I sent to you? I think I used all smaller case letters for your user name, so I'll try again. John.
Top Job, Thanks for posting!
Great video, thank you.
Good job documenting the restoration, however I ran this six times just for the music.
What is the title of the first song on the sound track? Thanks.
Lovely job.
Great video. Do you reload your own cartridges? Can you tell me how many grains of black powder?
Thank you ever so much
Now if the buck shot shoots down that pipe and into the head, where does the lead pellets go?
Will she start with one hand??
thank you
trés trés bien ,félicitation
Would have been nice to hear the engine without music at the end, but that's being picky. Superb.
Those front tyres!!!
I LOVE these litte tractors! Chuck a shotgun shell in it...hit it with a hammer and it goes!!
What a piston!
I loved the vid great job. ps I hug my tractor to.
why did you leave the dinge in the nosecone.....terrible bad job .....farmers with hammers //?????