The Ford at the end will be worth a small fortune today! I remember watching this video agricultural college back in the 1980's. I never forgot that "You've got to know your tractor, you've got to know your ground". Another saying after college was, You've got to know your beer, you've got know your pub!
I so remember this from college! It's true that agriculture is the most dangerous industry. I have never forgotten some accidents A farm worker going through the crust into the slurry as the barrier had never been put back across the entrance and another was a lad getting his groin pierced and pinned between the 3 point linkage and a muck spreader.
These and other safety adverts remain fixed in my mind from the late 70s early eighties . Remember the girl with the long hair and operating a vaccy tank , the kid drowning in the slurry pit ,gate falling on kids and kids swallowing vet drugs and screaming in the night . It was a hard watch but very effective as 40 years later i still remember it clearly. Driving 2wd tractors is an art on steep land .
I remember seeing that safety film when i was a kid, after watching it again now i wondered who the woman was at the end and couldn't believe it when i saw your comment who it was, thank you.
Came very close when I was first on farm tipping a tractor over ,nearly sh.t myself ,taught me though to treat tractors and machinery with respect and caution. Have to admit I’d of stopped and helped thot leggy woman out though!😊
Lol this is so bad every tractor brakes going down hill one thing I was always thought don't touch your brake on a hill if the tractor does run away just keep it in line and don't turn your wheels tractor will sort itself out the engine will brake the tractor enough and then it will help slow the tractor down but I do give them credit it does show what can happen
I remember watching this film as a student at agricultural college back in the 70s, it certainly made you think twice about driving on steep and sloping ground. My closest to overturning was on a 2 wheel drive Ford 4610 many years ago. It was a loan tractor as my regular tractor was in the local dealers for a warranty repair job. I was coming back home from feeding cattle on a farm we had just rented at the time. I had to make a right hand turn that doubled back 45° up a hill. Well I had noticed that the foot throttle was a bit sticky on the tractor but didn't think it too much of a problem. When I tried to slow down as I was about to take the turn but the throttle wouldn't shut down the engine revs and it was stuck at nearly full revs, and there was no way to make the turn I was attempting to make at that speed. I panicked and tried to straighten up out of the turn attempt and I succeeded but not before the tractor had 2 wheels up off the road. I don't know how I did it but I got all 4 wheels back on the road safely without the tractor overturning, after that the foot throttle and its linkages were well oiled before going out on it again. The safest tractors on hills I ever drove were Same Explorer and Antares models as they had true 4 wheel braking on their 4 wheel drive tractors.
I drove a neighbours Zetor back in the seventies and was very impressed with it. Nice big warm cab, plenty of low end torque when pulling a slurry tanker, it even had an air compressor for pumping up tyres. Those drivers shouldn’t have been allowed anywhere near a tractor, they are just maniacs,quite clear to me they weren’t brought up on a farm.Hopefully no Fergies were hurt in the making of this film..😊.
Most 4wd tractors do not have front brakes to 4wd will not help going down a wet slope. A low gear obviously would until the load pushes the tractor beyond the point of loss of traction and into a slide.
The Ford at the end will be worth a small fortune today! I remember watching this video agricultural college back in the 1980's. I never forgot that "You've got to know your tractor, you've got to know your ground". Another saying after college was, You've got to know your beer, you've got know your pub!
Brings back memories from my agricultural engineering training now know your tractor its stuck in my head again !!!
Didn’t know I needed a British version of Shake Hands with Danger, but here I am and I’m not disappointed
Love the way the MF 550 had a luckey escape 😎
Very good advice, nice countryside!
The last clip where the lady is showing a bit of leg and matey in the tractor has a meltdown and crashes absolutely done me! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
A married man to boot, check out his wedding ring. Oh, well his wife will get a widow's pension. Hahaha
I so remember this from college!
It's true that agriculture is the most dangerous industry.
I have never forgotten some accidents
A farm worker going through the crust into the slurry as the barrier had never been put back across the entrance and another was a lad getting his groin pierced and pinned between the 3 point linkage and a muck spreader.
These and other safety adverts remain fixed in my mind from the late 70s early eighties . Remember the girl with the long hair and operating a vaccy tank , the kid drowning in the slurry pit ,gate falling on kids and kids swallowing vet drugs and screaming in the night . It was a hard watch but very effective as 40 years later i still remember it clearly. Driving 2wd tractors is an art on steep land .
This was probably a very cool and informative video back in the days! 😊
You’ve got to know your TRACTOR
YOU’VE GOT TO KNOW YOUR GROUND !!!
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No way to treat a Leyland... massey ?? David brown fair enough.. but not a Leyland..😂
Woman at the end was Gillian Taylorforth Kathy Beale Eastenders..😮
I remember seeing that safety film when i was a kid, after watching it again now i wondered who the woman was at the end and couldn't believe it when i saw your comment who it was, thank you.
She had a near miss, that driver looked like Fred West. 😊
@madeljacky my pleasure.. I only know cos I've been watching the boxset of footballers wives..lol..
Came very close when I was first on farm tipping a tractor over ,nearly sh.t myself ,taught me though to treat tractors and machinery with respect and caution. Have to admit I’d of stopped and helped thot leggy woman out though!😊
My grandad died when he overturned his tractor in his yard. I never met him. Nobody thinks it'll happen to them but it's easily done
Didn’t know Bob Dylan had a David Brown 995.
2:11 doesn't help to leave your diff lock on
Lol this is so bad every tractor brakes going down hill one thing I was always thought don't touch your brake on a hill if the tractor does run away just keep it in line and don't turn your wheels tractor will sort itself out the engine will brake the tractor enough and then it will help slow the tractor down but I do give them credit it does show what can happen
I remember watching this film as a student at agricultural college back in the 70s, it certainly made you think twice about driving on steep and sloping ground.
My closest to overturning was on a 2 wheel drive Ford 4610 many years ago. It was a loan tractor as my regular tractor was in the local dealers for a warranty repair job.
I was coming back home from feeding cattle on a farm we had just rented at the time. I had to make a right hand turn that doubled back 45° up a hill. Well I had noticed that the foot throttle was a bit sticky on the tractor but didn't think it too much of a problem.
When I tried to slow down as I was about to take the turn but the throttle wouldn't shut down the engine revs and it was stuck at nearly full revs, and there was no way to make the turn I was attempting to make at that speed.
I panicked and tried to straighten up out of the turn attempt and I succeeded but not before the tractor had 2 wheels up off the road.
I don't know how I did it but I got all 4 wheels back on the road safely without the tractor overturning, after that the foot throttle and its linkages were well oiled before going out on it again.
The safest tractors on hills I ever drove were Same Explorer and Antares models as they had true 4 wheel braking on their 4 wheel drive tractors.
Thanks for your contribution!
That was an expensive piece of leg.
They had drones too....
The only one in the video who gets killed is on a 4wd
Finaly a good quality Version theirs another one out their but its not as good
Dang, kinda ruff on that ole boy at the end.!
European tractors go faster then US tractors. 😂
9:50 bloody Maters gone tractor tipping again!
12:43, that Zetor was no loss
What do u know about zetors roblox profile
@@DaraghMooney-q1m greenhouse on wheels
I drove a neighbours Zetor back in the seventies and was very impressed with it. Nice big warm cab, plenty of low end torque when pulling a slurry tanker, it even had an air compressor for pumping up tyres. Those drivers shouldn’t have been allowed anywhere near a tractor, they are just maniacs,quite clear to me they weren’t brought up on a farm.Hopefully no Fergies were hurt in the making of this film..😊.
@@TheGrimReaper1 yes very modern tractor for there time
True 😆
Well its foreign video all foreigners mess up everything including those goofy tractors with license plates lol
Simple buy a four wheel drive tractor, this would solve all these problems 😅
Do you pay for the costume of the 4wd ? (Set back in that era cost)
Obviously not a tractor man.. steep enough field wet grass esp a new lay and 4 wheel drive makes absolutely NO DIFFERENCE....
Most 4wd tractors do not have front brakes to 4wd will not help going down a wet slope. A low gear obviously would until the load pushes the tractor beyond the point of loss of traction and into a slide.
@@djsimonrossprice9400 I’ve owned and operated 100s of tractors, I’m a highly skilled tractor driver
@@JonDingle This is not true. With engaged 4wd also the front wheels brake…
12:56 zetor
Buy an américain tractor is where i would start
The British Fords, Masseys, Case, etc… were always better than the American Versions