Nice to see these old girls working! The first tractor I ever drove! I grew up with 3 of these but sadly they were destroyed in a fire, it was the saddest day of my life.
it looks like deep ploughing ...I just bought one of these ,, and restored it ,,, I am giving it to my 12 year old son for Christmas day present ,,, he doesent know yet ,, I will post a video though ,,, thanks for your,e video ,,,,,
@crumyards Wow, I bet you could tell a few stories of your experiences over the years, how things have changed. My wife and me started farming on our own in 1988 allcows, we bought a 2nd hand petrol Fergy and my brother gave me a plough like this but shorter, it used to bung up when ploughing in grass, I used to get through some petrol too. Things got much easier when I bought the 4wd Zetor and Lemkin 3 furrow plough in 1999. Trouble is we had to give up shortly after because our landlord died.
These look like the "Scotch" plows which Louis Bromfield wrote about in Malabar Farm in 1947. He promoted their use because instead of turning soil so organic matter is buried, it is mixed almost vertically. He lamented that they were not marketed in the States at the time.
No this wasn’t just for the video, that’s how all the ploughing was done on the family farm and still today my brother ploughs with a TE 20. Sadly my Father passed away several years ago so two fergys ploughing in the same field is a thing of the past☹️
@@Wildrover434 aww sorry to hear your father's no longer with you.the t20's are a nice sight to see.But it doesnt bring back memorys for me for i wasnt born to 1990.But where i live they all try and be progressive and move with the times even they cannt afford it.Far play to you for keeping it humble am humble myself i dont believe in all the modern day stuff either.I have a david brown 995 myself.
Just got a 1952 TVO love watching these 👍
Nice to see these old girls working! The first tractor I ever drove! I grew up with 3 of these but sadly they were destroyed in a fire, it was the saddest day of my life.
it looks like deep ploughing ...I just bought one of these ,, and restored it ,,, I am giving it to my 12 year old son for Christmas day present ,,, he doesent know yet ,, I will post a video though ,,, thanks for your,e video ,,,,,
I love the old Fergusons!
Thanks for your comment and good luck with your TEF, may be you could put a vid of it on when its finished, it would be great to see!!!
Great vid..........it looks oddly timeless.......sort of 1950 on !
when i watch this video i feel like ive gone back in time!! :)
@crumyards Wow, I bet you could tell a few stories of your experiences over the years, how things have changed. My wife and me started farming on our own in 1988 allcows, we bought a 2nd hand petrol Fergy and my brother gave me a plough like this but shorter, it used to bung up when ploughing in grass, I used to get through some petrol too. Things got much easier when I bought the 4wd Zetor and Lemkin 3 furrow plough in 1999. Trouble is we had to give up shortly after because our landlord died.
Great Video
@crumyards We are in the Island of Jersey in the Channel Islands, famous for its cows and Jersey Royal Potatoes.
These look like the "Scotch" plows which Louis Bromfield wrote about in Malabar Farm in 1947. He promoted their use because instead of turning soil so organic matter is buried, it is mixed almost vertically. He lamented that they were not marketed in the States at the time.
Watching this makes me want to take on farming.
Jeff Heriot
NIce tractors
Do you know if those new fangled tractors will be at the mercy of the EMP (electromagnetic pulse) while the old diesels will still be chugging along?
Was this just for the video?For i dont think many people would of been ploughing with t20's even back in 91.
No this wasn’t just for the video, that’s how all the ploughing was done on the family farm and still today my brother ploughs with a TE 20. Sadly my Father passed away several years ago so two fergys ploughing in the same field is a thing of the past☹️
@@Wildrover434 aww sorry to hear your father's no longer with you.the t20's are a nice sight to see.But it doesnt bring back memorys for me for i wasnt born to 1990.But where i live they all try and be progressive and move with the times even they cannt afford it.Far play to you for keeping it humble am humble myself i dont believe in all the modern day stuff either.I have a david brown 995 myself.
Thanks for your comment, if you look on wildyoungsteamers channel(he's my son) there are a couple of vids of my brother ploughing with his fordson.
Zoek een liefhebber voor mijn Anna tefka trekker hij is van 1948 in goede staat alles werkt . Starten op benzine en op Petrolie