Love the ole Fords. Have a spot for the 76 series. Loved driving them. Felt big to me at the time, many years ago. Liz produced a great video. Thankyou both as always.
good vidjo George , we just borrowed a 7810 4wd to bale our silage , hayledge with , checked air filters as one does , found the poor ol thing had the original air filters it was sold with !!!! 1989 vintage !! someone was being economical with the spares ! Borehams soon had me fitted out with new ones ! shit the ol girl went like stink after new breathing gear , only done 5314 hrs since new , all straight not a mark on it , everything worked like it did in 89 , amazing , how people drove an ol tank i'll never know , my old 3140 (C reg ) was streets ahead of the true blue !! ta ta ........
Great vid George. I loved driving those classic fords like 4610, 5610,6410,6610, 6810,7810,8210, I hated driving the rubik;s cube gearbox tractors. That was the worse invention ford came up with.
Back in the 80's on our dairy we had a 5610 and 6610 but both were economy, my dream tractor was the 8210 Q force II. over here i finally got my Qcab when i picked up an 1991 8730 for the mixer wagon and grain cart. but yeah i went from a 5610 in the 80's to now i run a T9.615 on tracks. Did a repaint of the super Q cab this past winter on my channel.
omg, i remember these cabins well when tey were new we polished the inside with cockpit spray !! to make it even more attractiv to farmers. The 6810 (old 6000; 6100) was the powerful 4cylwith about 82hp?. these digital dashboards were not popular; sun and dirt always made them get old and less readable quickly. What i and farmers did love most was the great ergonomic steering wheel which in same models you can adjust in angle if i remember right. I felt very comfy having those steering wheels in my hand. I remenber our IHC with a shit flat angles steering wheel; was not that good.
Here less of the old it wasn't that long ago we were still using a 6600 with a Tanco loader. Though our orchard field it one of our biggest at 11 acres but our weight block is a bigger than that not that we use it any more
Nice to see for a change and probably as "old school" as it gets for most people nowadays, BUT real old school would be managing without the power steering as most loader tractors were when they first appeared in the late '60s for a lot of farms including ours. -- and no I do not yearn for those 'good old days' - they are only good when it is not your day to day..
Really enjoyed this George, as I did Liz's. Possibly??? because you were using a tractor I could actually drive, without a months tutorial. Also because I love baling. P.S. many years ago, long before you were thought of lol. I seem to remember someone at work saying a farmer had a round baler. So my question is.....were these the first large bale balers.
We sold our 1983 5610 (4wd) to a company that trades with the UK so it should be over there somewhere right now. It had the gears on the stearingcolumn, that took a while to get used to when we bought it.
Nice bit of filming and podger Dodger in fine looking form. Great machines and the technology in that 5610 isn't as ancient as people might assume? Its nice when I'm driving Fendt Vario or a Fastrak but getting behind Wheel our International reminds me of sitting I. Cab with Grandad.
Excellent little vid George, nice to see some of the “classic” stuff still being used - a slightly slower pace of life!
Love the 10 series Ford! SQ cab was a treat to be in with of course a hi tech digital dash 😉! 7810 was my favourite!!
Love the ole Fords. Have a spot for the 76 series. Loved driving them. Felt big to me at the time, many years ago. Liz produced a great video. Thankyou both as always.
Cracking little tractor.. them gen2 7810s & tw25 are my favrioute tractors classic.. they look so much better than the round cabs in my opinion
I love the old school equipment and love Liz’s UA-cam channel.
good vidjo George , we just borrowed a 7810 4wd to bale our silage , hayledge with , checked air filters as one does , found the poor ol thing had the original air filters it was sold with !!!! 1989 vintage !! someone was being economical with the spares ! Borehams soon had me fitted out with new ones ! shit the ol girl went like stink after new breathing gear , only done 5314 hrs since new , all straight not a mark on it , everything worked like it did in 89 , amazing , how people drove an ol tank i'll never know , my old 3140 (C reg ) was streets ahead of the true blue !! ta ta ........
Now thats just made my sunday beautiful George cant beat some lever action and squeaks & rattles the way it should be.
Best video in a long time! Bring back them days
Great vid George. I loved driving those classic fords like 4610, 5610,6410,6610, 6810,7810,8210, I hated driving the rubik;s cube gearbox tractors. That was the worse invention ford came up with.
Thats why i drive a massey....
Multi power❤❤❤❤❤
Back in the 80's on our dairy we had a 5610 and 6610 but both were economy, my dream tractor was the 8210 Q force II. over here i finally got my Qcab when i picked up an 1991 8730 for the mixer wagon and grain cart. but yeah i went from a 5610 in the 80's to now i run a T9.615 on tracks. Did a repaint of the super Q cab this past winter on my channel.
Proper job on the old ford George
Buckracked with a 5610 2wheel drive and later with a 6610 4wheel drive great tractors
Nice video, and reminds me that the gearbox in those Fords were like stirring porridge
Cracking little tractors those, our 6410 was best tractor we've had! Should never have sold it😒
omg, i remember these cabins well when tey were new we polished the inside with cockpit spray !! to make it even more attractiv to farmers. The 6810 (old 6000; 6100) was the powerful 4cylwith about 82hp?. these digital dashboards were not popular; sun and dirt always made them get old and less readable quickly. What i and farmers did love most was the great ergonomic steering wheel which in same models you can adjust in angle if i remember right. I felt very comfy having those steering wheels in my hand. I remenber our IHC with a shit flat angles steering wheel; was not that good.
Love the videos I once road on a farmall super m with a farmhand loader
Nice vid George! Unfortunately we had some hailstorms and lots of rain.
Here less of the old it wasn't that long ago we were still using a 6600 with a Tanco loader. Though our orchard field it one of our biggest at 11 acres but our weight block is a bigger than that not that we use it any more
Great video george you should do a cach up with jwb john on torquing point with the 4 of yous
great video back in the 80s drove the 7610 and 8210 a lot
Got a 6600 and 7840 love fords
Thanks George great vid..
Nice to see for a change and probably as "old school" as it gets for most people nowadays, BUT real old school would be managing without the power steering as most loader tractors were when they first appeared in the late '60s for a lot of farms including ours.
-- and no I do not yearn for those 'good old days' - they are only good when it is not your day to day..
Really enjoyed this George, as I did Liz's. Possibly??? because you were using a tractor I could actually drive, without a months tutorial. Also because I love baling.
P.S. many years ago, long before you were thought of lol. I seem to remember someone at work saying a farmer had a round baler. So my question is.....were these the first large bale balers.
We sold our 1983 5610 (4wd) to a company that trades with the UK so it should be over there somewhere right now.
It had the gears on the stearingcolumn, that took a while to get used to when we bought it.
Good ol' tractors 👍
Nice bit of filming and podger Dodger in fine looking form. Great machines and the technology in that 5610 isn't as ancient as people might assume? Its nice when I'm driving Fendt Vario or a Fastrak but getting behind Wheel our International reminds me of sitting I. Cab with Grandad.
Great video Georgie mate
Can you do a wheat harvest videos and show how you prepare the fields for arable crops like wheat or barley
I have a 6810 fwd with a ap cab
Why is there a "lights" notice in many of the tractors you drive,,
Nice old Ford and video. Greets Stefan
Great video
Parabéns amigo pelo vídeo um abraço de seu amigo aqui do Brasil 👏👏🇧🇷
Nice 6810 there.
Great video, hope the dogs feet are on the mend!
Good video George 👍
I so love that intro
New subscriber and loving your vids.......hello from the Isle of Wight. Nice one ☝️
Wish my 4610 had a Cab
Nice vid George, how many you milking at home?
You said the new T7 210 did you trade the TM 150 for it because we haven’t seen it lately
Hello pal. Have heard you have a vid on explaining how a round baler works?
Hey George what do you think of the new Holland
How come they don’t rake the grass, would do my head in chasing mower runs
iff u stack bales upp u get alot them alot more normalshaped and its easier to handle.
great video Georgie can you do a video on the Ford that you are driving today like a tractor?
You will have to get a sit for fudge so he won't have to lie on your lap and hand
When u gonna bring out the tw
Can you do a video on work in your own farm aswell
anice to see the ford 6810 a intresting machine,the dog is cool.you drive new holland
is this the farm that u are gonna be working on?
There is a grassland event happening in west wales on June 6th 2019 next my house George.
Where in West Wales Owen? Might maybe nearby.diolch!!
Synchromesh i think i loved driving a 7810 turbo pity your 6810 wasnt 4wd
I prefer your videos with the new Holland’s
Ford 6810 1992, 9000 hours, tanco loader, small bit of rust, pretty tidy tractor....... €10k, is it worth it
Yep
Are you sure Penny isn't really called Norman Stanley Fletcher as he was sure he had bad feet to
I absolutely loved porridge
@@ethantownsend6609 British comedy at its best
SJ K aye that and only fools
Flat feet
First 6810 I saw was at muck '89 at stoneliegh
Was stoneleigh not massy fergusons training center
Farmer 2003 Royal show ground , there were working farms there at that time and lots of 300 series masseys around
Ok thanks
Is it crash box as well silly boy
Is that your farm our are ye working for someone? If so ye do have alot of tractors and equipment
Sean am pretty sure it’s someone on his wife’s side of the family owns it but a may be wrong
I think you could do with ripping some trees out, Maybe could get a bale or two extra
Love the Ford but cant beat the classic johndeer
Why do you do silage when you have so many bales in the yard
Because he mightn’t have enough bales for the hole winter with the amount of cows he has.
Its better have to much silage then no silage
im surprised how easily it was to steer with just 2 wheel drive!!
It would have power steering
The 6810 is 4WD
Why do u not clean ur tractors?
Because they are tractors not cars
Lose the goddamned dog!
No
dan bergson why
No