Over the Fence; Scott Williams, Tasmanian Hay, Silage and Transport Contracting

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  • Опубліковано 26 січ 2025

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  • @amandapeters3124
    @amandapeters3124 4 роки тому

    This video is definitely one of your best. So good we just went back and watched it for a second time. Hope you continue your Over The Fence series post covid!

  • @mitchmcbride6053
    @mitchmcbride6053 5 років тому +1

    Absolutely fantastic mate this guy had a really great story Thanks Tim for bringing these wonderful stories to light we need to be celebrating the industry leaders like this man and his family that’s videos are really great thanks for the hard work

  • @petemacfarlane6478
    @petemacfarlane6478 5 років тому +1

    Fantastic, Tim. Very interesting... learn from mistakes! Like the sound of that truck too.

  • @Thorfinnfromidland
    @Thorfinnfromidland 5 років тому

    loving the amazing content Mr Thompson, miss you

  • @barrywise7701
    @barrywise7701 5 років тому

    Great w ok Tim. Good story and it’s great to see stories about local businesses and the strategies they have adopted. Well done.

  • @GiuseppeBasile
    @GiuseppeBasile 5 років тому

    Great story thanks for sharing Tim

  • @amandapeters3124
    @amandapeters3124 5 років тому

    Inspiring stuff Tim Thompson! And heaps of awesome advice from Scott. Content was great too, I learnt how to stack/tie silage down on truck. Another great video. This one was right up my alley because I love haying but I’m loving the diversity in your videos vineyards, cherry orchards...what’s next?

  • @roadtrains
    @roadtrains 5 років тому

    Fantastic story thanks

  • @QuentinCarter1975
    @QuentinCarter1975 5 років тому

    Hi Tim, forage farms in Gympie would be worth a look. I can’t find your original post but hope this finds you in time.

    • @QuentinCarter1975
      @QuentinCarter1975 5 років тому

      Sorry Tim, for reasons unknown i hadn't seen your message. Let me know when up this way next, happy to fly you around the area for a different perspective.

  • @tyronaldrick763
    @tyronaldrick763 3 роки тому +1

    Bloody awesome.. good aussie bloke working hard and having a crack.. thats what its about!

  • @JH-6
    @JH-6 5 років тому

    very interesting and different from the ways of my youth in the US

  • @cheeptorque
    @cheeptorque 4 роки тому

    hi tim.... im looking for a video or help that demonstrates how to break regular gauge fencing wire without using tools....done by somehow looping and twisting the wire and pulling apart.... i saw it demonstrated at an ag show in the hunter valley by a fencing contractor ( ......... Peirce?) many yrs ago... quite a handy trick... that id love to get to know how to do it ..thanks.. great vis btw

  • @Dunny115
    @Dunny115 5 років тому +1

    My mum lives in Tasmania

  • @FIAT-TURBONewHolland
    @FIAT-TURBONewHolland 5 років тому +1

    All good truckers and fencer and any self employer man must have the O.C.D. thing goin on in a good way right is always right if work is there either pay mechanic or bank man or learn to fix your own but that slows you working from Ireland 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

  • @michaeltobin2014
    @michaeltobin2014 5 років тому

    Good story. Pity about the background noise.