nice to see that John Deere 3050 at the start , spent many hours in one of them , that was a very very good tractor even though IH are my favorite make , and do like the old Ford 6600 was a good work horse too , that is a beautiful MF combine
Nice seeing the classics still getting it done 👍 the MF combine is the kind of machine I'd have seen as a 8/9/10 year old kid. Then 40 years later the CLAAS wow 💪 PS where was this filmed?
Nice to see combine operators who know the appropriate speed to run the Header Reel at. You watch some other videos, it's like the operator is trying to thresh the crop before it gets anywhere near the actual drum and concave inside the mschine !
Nice video but those combines are not vintage...the Claas I was the bagger on back in the late 50s early 60s was seriously vintage and we bagged corn into 2 1/4 cwt railway sacks, sewed the tops before sliding them down the shute, those sacks made your knees bend a bit when dropped in your shoulders.
Very good video Micnael, nice to see the older machines along with the newer ones .
Thank you 😊 😊😊
Great video 👍
Thanks 👍
Absolutely brilliant video. That's when they used to know how to make machines. Fantastic
THANK YOU BOB.😊😊😊
nice to see that John Deere 3050 at the start , spent many hours in one of them , that was a very very good tractor even though IH are my favorite make , and do like the old Ford 6600 was a good work horse too , that is a beautiful MF combine
Nice seeing the classics still getting it done 👍 the MF combine is the kind of machine I'd have seen as a 8/9/10 year old kid. Then 40 years later the CLAAS wow 💪 PS where was this filmed?
Thank you Peter, more to come. 😅😊😂
Nice to see combine operators who know the appropriate speed to run the Header Reel at. You watch some other videos, it's like the operator is trying to thresh the crop before it gets anywhere near the actual drum and concave inside the mschine !
😊😊😊Thank you very much!
Nice video but those combines are not vintage...the Claas I was the bagger on back in the late 50s early 60s was seriously vintage and we bagged corn into 2 1/4 cwt railway sacks, sewed the tops before sliding them down the shute, those sacks made your knees bend a bit when dropped in your shoulders.
Thanks 😂😂😂