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This is a great video. I drove TR97 then TR99 in the 90’s. Easy to service & operate. I have the best memories 👍🏼

NH TR99's...... We had them on the farm years back... Bloody reliable headers right there.... Great to see the ood steel still running...🇭🇲👍😎🌾

Great video Ben

So great to see so many young ones having a go here, old equipement sure, but getting experience in doing the repairs. As it is now all these young one are also making a community at the moment. Like I have said before, sad thing is , new gear is dearer, wider and quicker therefore something has to go , and we know who that is. I say keep the smaller gear and keep the people in the community.

Still got a Sunshine if you need extra capacity next year, but the horses died about 50 years back.

I know exactly where that property is. How many Ha are they covering with the old girls?

Wish I was 30

Nothing wrong with the old headers You own them Just throw the parts in them They do the job Yes it’s nice to have big new gear But it depends on your operation Have a great XMAS

I have a picture of a "working bee" for the local school ,with auto header with 12ft front and beach umbrella's for shade.

How many bushels of wheat will the mother bin hold ?

Some great images there Ben, scenery and machinery!

Ça c du matos😊

Great to watch as always

The trouble is the farmer is on a treadmill and if he doesn’t keep up he’ll wake up at end of his career with 2000 acres instead of 20,000 acres unable make a good living.

Unfortunately it is left to the locals to continue supporting their local community and the community is only going to continue to shrink , all thanks to the technology and size of machinery, think, in 10 years time there will be 80 to 100 ft header fronts and airseeders and 200 ft boomsprays, wont be many farmers left, so great work by the current Locals, stiff shit for the ones left in 20 years as there may be 6 of you left, conversations will be short, hey ?

Would love the opportunity to work for these guys

The technology behind them is so advanced

Молодцы ребята Дай Бог вам здоровья успехов в вашем нелегкой благородной работе желаем процветания и благополучия

Well done all. Good piece of filming again Ben, especially liked the shot of the trucks coming round the corner.

A retired WA grain farmer here - brings back a lot of good memories!

I’m amazed at how agriculture technology is transforming traditional farming methods.

Must have used one of those Kiwis to add up the total area of crop! 1.04

BEN,is that going about 18 bags/acre?. you've got a heap of straw.

A carton wouldn't last long .

Ben, thanks for your impressive video. That is a nice wheat crop that they are cutting. I would like to see those combines with 18 meter fronts. Hopefully you will come across some and make a video of them.

With a crop like that, it's a party! Pass on Congratulations

Nice operation, be nice to have a bit more rain every year…

Wyalong is a town in center of nsw

Great video Ben

Hey ben what area and yield please mate.

We've only got 2 trucks called 'Bro' and 'Ken'.

What beautiful crop.

No wokeism there! Just real people doing real work, grounded in reality and not a pen pusher in sight 👏👏👏

Supar video in farm work father ben.

Great video Ben

Another great and informative video. Thanks Ben. Greetings from Perth

Controlled traffik harvesting 👍👍👍

Any irrigation there? If there was irrigation could you get two or more crops per year like southern Africa?

Thanks for your videos. It’s nice to have new from France. I worked on Walong farm in 2009. Say Hello to the Critch family.

Great information - super video! Thanks Ben

Thanks mate nice to see local content im in Greenough not a cocky lol

ALL FULL OF STEROOIDS

Ben I thank you for your interesting videos. I like to see the Midwest and Honeybee 18 meter fronts and hopefully you will be able to video some for us.

The Bednar Terralands rippers are changing WA cropping

Ben, was that $1,500 acre or hectare?

So... you're showing a whole day of work in Australia. NOBODY was eaten by a crocodile. NOBODY was bitten by a black mamba, green mamba, yellow mamba, orange mamba, striped mamba, or even spotted mamba. NOBODY was kicked by a kangaroo. NOBODY was poisoned by a poisonous flower. The people are called Rob and Chris, not Stan-o and Jonsey. WHERE THE HELL DO YOU THINK YOU ARE!? OHIO!?!? Horrible whitewashing of Australia. **shaking head**

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Great video well done.

where's your nearest town ?

Fantastic pictures, awesome equipment, proper job!.