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We had one a bit like that one, a Mcormick - Deering , except the twine box was just to the right of the operators seat and it didnt have one of those things to catch two sheaves, maybe it got lost. It was a five foot cut. Dad always covered it with a big green tarpaulin at the end of the day to keep the canvases dry, he was very particular about looking after the storage of the canvases. All came to an end as well as threshers in 1964 for us together with the two cwt sacks on the end of the thresher ( thank goodness). Incidentally, our neighbour had an Albion binder which if my memory serves me right was a six foot cut,

I can remember Hacconby Farming Company having a fleet of Allis Chalmers combines late 60,s early 70,s.

Would love to see a video on knotter design please!

What an amazing show , well done excellent video.

My compliments to you on the best binder video that I've seen. At 82 years young, I have some vague recollections of this happening in my pre school days on the farm in the mallee country of Victoria.

We have in finland six sylinter , bmc diesel engine that is buit , 465 nuffield. Send me More informations for you..😊

Another excellent video thank you.

wow, great selection of tractors and equipment there

That was a real joy to watch thank you.

Really good video when I was a young lad I used a 990 now I am 71 thanks for bringing back some good memories 😀

The garden is thriving Your hard work really shows

Nice to see a Zetor! They were common where I'm from but I get the feeling not many have survived. Great vid as always. Best of luck with your upcoming event. If I was living in England I'd be there.

As a newbie to the channel, thoroughly enjoyed this vid. And, yes please, lets see a vid on knotter design, very interested in how they developed. I don't think there has been much in reality as they are/were still fairly basic. I know how modern knotters work, just curious as you don't get a real chance to see them working from afar.

Another excellent video that brought the memories flooding back again. If you drove a County 1454 in the early to mid 70s you were a king among the tractor drivers then. I recognised an old Allis Chalmers 222 hay turner / wuffler giving the straw bouts a shake up too. They were a great turner in their day as they could keep two 5 foot bouts of grass separate for early stage drying or put them into one big bout as they dried out ready for baling by removing the smaller middle doors. As for the tractors and ploughs working they are a nice trip down memory lane too.

Once again another great video. You certainly put a lot of effort into your videos.

I bought a compact tractor to keep my place clean and to vegetable garden with. With it, I got a single bottom moldboard plow. You want to talk about crooked furrows. Hopefully I’ll get better with time.

Where is the link to see more of the CAT Sixty?

What a great selection of equipment well done 👏

Brings back lots of memories of my youth. Riding on the binder in the hot dusty sun, stooking the sheaves. Old Green Fordson, , land girls. Even using the horses when there was no petrol spare, wartime eh ?. Then later in the year the steam powered threshing machine set up by a local contractor. First combine was a Massey Harris 750 I think, bagged the grain as it went. Progress ?. I remember binding barley meant lots of itchy hours. But some of us survived !.

AGCO's foolish management has quit building the simple Massey combines and are pushing the Rube Goldberg machine that is named Fendt.

Men and machines doing what they were meant to 👍 great selection of tractors and equipment there 🙄 some very rare ones at that 👌

Love it excellent 👏

Great video. I enjoy those. 👍🏻

Great video! And nice to see all older kit still working. I remember seeing a JF combine when i was a kid at at farm just up the road from me,i think its was wrapped around a David brown if i remember right. I think i even have a britain's model of that combine somewhere.

Wow best video so far. Love these tractors 🚜

I have an DB 1210 with Baas Front loader 72 Horsepower very good tractor

Great footage showing how agri machinery as developed over the years. It was harder work but more enjoyable i think.

I wouldn’t say there’s anything wrong with the plough but for some reason although the skimmers are there, took the skeeths off, l imagine it kept bunging up with the ground being hard and dry.

It's funny how history repeats itself. Yesterdays canvas binder canvases have become todays rubber draper belts as the standard combine front header auger gives way to draper belts like on the header on our 12.3m Claas Convio on a Lexion 8900. It's so much better than the old Vario, especially in laid crops with the flex mode hugging the ground. More even feed too.

Fantastic video very well put together 😊

Thanks. Nice seeing the 60.

Fantástico vídeo!!! Este video es memoria historica de como trabajaba la maquinaria antigua, de otro tiempo, de granjas familiares pequeñas. Saludos desde México 🇲🇽.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful living history. My grandson and I use a lot of antique equipment and tractors here. Fascinating video.

Really enjoyed that, thanks for sharing..

Another excellent video - some interesting machines on show!

What is the post code of next weekends event please.

How wide was the cut on the JF combine, mounted on the on the MF 35 tractor?

Bodies too big on the plough and rear wheels too small on the tractor?

Wheels on the plough?

Great seeing the older tractors still working in the field ! Another great video !

Another great video thanks. That must of been you I saw working hard videoing all day everywhere I went . Ive just seen myself about 5 times taking photos (with 2 border collies) . It was a great day. I will try not to get into your casterton video next week

So it’s old equipment still runs. You must not have anything to do.

Once again a brilliant video thank you

That was amazing thank you for your effort in making these videos.

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Just proves about the quality of the old machinery, she's still working away and in fantastic condition for its age

Excellent channel Fenland Crusader 👌

Excellent.. would of loved to see this.. 😊 stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Dad would be 101 if he were alive. He told me this. When he was a boy his dad bound some wheat. Rigged a go devil to be pushed by an A John Deere instead of a team. He was ridding with his brother on the A. They pushed the go devil under a shock of wheat. You could hear the shock of wheat rattling over the A John Deere idling. Here in south central Kansas rattle snakes are rare. I've seen one.

Very informative video. Considering the age of the machine, it is quite complex.