yeah - very happy watching Harry - and anything from Harry's Garage - and for me no need to have another channel called Harry's Farm or something, because I just enjoy his videos and his eclectic vehicles he shows us - he can do a video on any vehicle or device and I would be happy! Cheers.
Is there any limit to this mans talent? I think you could muck out a stable and make it interesting, I love the way Harry engages with the camera and talks to you instead of being a shouty man yelling at the camera. Great style and very charismatic.
Leave it to Harry - his presentation makes farm equipment absolutely fascinating to a classic car nut like me! Very informative and entertaining. I have now been convinced I need to own a farm tractor to cultivate and manage my 0.0575 Acre lawn. 😂
I am sitting on my veranda smoking a joint ,10 meters from me a Kangaroo gracing and my computer playing Harry talking about a tractor. Life is good! Thanks Harry and thanks Australia.
Boxmaster Systems would you be as offended if they mentioned a cup of coffee or a glass of Chardonnay? Or is it just cannabis? If so, have a doobie, it might help you relax
Yes, agriculture has always been the forgotten army i terms of the industries (would you agree Harry?) and Harry's ability to explain would I m sure help the industry.
And definitely, do more! I am not sure how RUclips would rate having a separate channel vs keeping them here with a separate playlist. I’m not sure how other viewers would feel or if you’d lose viewers. Some people get temperamental if you stray “off formula” but I watch mainly to see you present interesting stuff, not just for cars, so to me I’d say keep it on the same channel
i agree. i saw tractor. actually no the combine one. saw this and harryys garage and said what? but its harry so, its got to be good. if it were me, id keep it here also.
I suspect most of the people who are interested in cars, are interested in machines in general. I like big bits of metal and while I'm highly unlikely ever to drive a tractor or combine, it was definitely interesting to see the videos. I'd stick to a single channel with the odd off piste video.
NOt sure about livetsock, all I now is the local farmer rather eoys bocking the road up . he does lord it a bit. I nevver got into animals. Hats off to those who can. (yes yes I know some time in the past my folks must have been into it)
Man, I studied ag engineering, worked as a baler test driver for a while and designed machines for 6 years plus drove machines all over the world travelling. This is one of the best vids I've seen to convey the levels of tech in new machines to people who don't know the industry, well done!
Really interesting. I see farmers working the land all the time without a clue about what they're doing. Would love to see a video about how you plan the year as a farmer, what jobs need to be done in what order, crop rotation etc. Thanks Harry.
I have only just found Harry;s Farm Channel. It is so interesting to see how complicated modern British farming is , both the crops and the complexity of the modern machinery. My maternal grandparents had an arable farm in Norfolk but how times have changed .
Harry has a unique way of putting ‘it’ across that makes all the videos unputdownable. Really informative with just the right amount of technical info.
Having grown up on several farms I have thoroughly enjoyed these past two videos. Sharing these are of great benefit to all that enjoy mechanical things and for younger people that may not have been exposed to farming. Thank you for sharing these videos.
There was something immensely satisfying about this: a wonderful foray into agrarian life which was thoughtfully narrated as always, and not flustered by fiddly superlatives and pointless comparisons, just delightful.
Thanks, Harry, for the trip down memory lane, I spent hundreds of hours cultivating the land on my dad's farm (on a Massy 35, running on TVO) when I was a kid, oddly, I could actually taste and smell the grain dust as it was being tipped from the trailer. :) More vids like this, please. Great stuff.
Harry's Farm, yes please. I use to use our Fergie (TVO/Petrol) to mow grass (side mounted cutter, good for cutting fence poles), ploughing, disking/rolling our 60 acre farm, we had to tow it between fields with my Series 1 because it was so slow (max speed then, 18mph)
Very interesting to see how far they've come. I last drove tractors at agricultural college back in 1994 and was amazed at the time with the fact they had radios and a sunroof! Maseys, Renaults, John deeres and Ford's, we had an array of machinery.
Fantastic. The idea of Harry's Farm is a winner for me. There is so much technology involved in farming these days and I know bugger all about it despite a keen interest. Thanks once again and keep them coming.
I would just like to echo the other comments here saying yes please to more farm videos. It's very interesting to hear about the different processes throughout the year and the different machinery involved. And just anything farm related really, it's not something that 99% of people ever get to hear about, but your presenting style makes it really interesting and it's a great niche for you.
Like many others Harry, I would not have specifically chosen to watch a video on tractors. Your content and approach makes it so watchable and interesting. A nice tonic from the dross of Knightsbridge supercars which appears to have taken over youtube. Many Thanks - Bring on Harry's Farm
Thanks Harry, please do more of these. My 3 year old son and I are watching with interest. We live on 40 acres and want to know more about tractors and farm machinery.
I went to a farming school for high school and it was the best time of my life. We had about 600 hectares of land, 20 tractors and two combines. Though the best was the loader, a Volvo L60. This video brings me right back. Please do more!
Saw the Fergie and it took me back to my teenage years helping out on farms in the village. It was as much of a step change in farming then as the change to the Case is now. Brilliant video - please do more, either with the other attachments for the Case, or the other mechanical gubbins you have round the farm
Thanks for the video's Harry. Really nice to find you are not a hobby farmer, but the real thing, and it makes what you did with Evo even greater. Please show more of the motorised farm equipment. Also more road trips with 'Her Indoors'!! when you can.
Harry I think the appeal of your channel is the passion and knowledge you have for your vehicles, and your friendly likeable personality. I have no particular interest in farming at all but still find the combine and tractor video's interesting. Keep up the good work!
Anything with an engine and wheels is always enjoyable to hear about from you, Harry. Amazed at the changes from when I spent Summer holidays working on the farm (almost 30yrs ago) as the tractors seemed so modern back then.
Harry, you have to be the grandest and coolest farmer we know of by far. Love the content and like the good old days with the magazine work, informative to the end. Love it and something for everyone.
Cheers Harry, I like your videos and my guess is that you could take a quick tour on about anything and people would still find it interesting. You have this humble character that not everyone has, makes for a pleasant viewing really.
Just found this on RUclips and loved it. Really enjoyed the technical explanation and great to be shown how they are used. See these things when out walking the countryside but had no idea they were so interesting. Thank you.
Great video Harry. Fascinating to watch. Very informative. Seeing the grey Fergie took me back years. I’m 82 and spent many wartime holidays on my uncles farm. He was in of the first to get a Ferguson just after the end of the war.
Thanks Harry, I found this and the Combine one fascinating. Just shows what efforts go into producing our food. Perhaps in a few years it may be remote or autonomous driven.
Autonomous tractors are the next big thing. They can be smaller and lighter than current tractors because they would be able to toil away 23 hours a day, seven days a week with only the stop to refuel and for inspection and replacement of soil engaging wearing parts and general maintenance. Only suitable for large scale, big field cereal farms though. Most other operations would be too varied and complex for any computer currently available and would be in 'Terminator' territory. When I say 'large scale' I do mean field sizes of about the size of Harry's whole farm. There are such vast areas in the Ukraine, Russia, Australia and maybe South America. There are single farms there that are roughly the size of Wales.
I last drove a tractor 25 years ago on a 20 acre farm, a Case International 454, all 52 horsepower of it and while I recognise a lot on the modern tractor especially the rear end, the cab and driving manner is a whole new world to me and although I'm only watching it's a little bit intimidating in its apparent complexity. I'd love to have a good go especially with a plough on the back as I used to really enjoy that. Excellent video as always.
Harry's Farm Big Red Tractor gets my vote. Does seem you get a lot of vehicle for your money. As ever another totally absorbing film. Easily one of the best documentary makers and never condescending or shy of detail which is what counts. Thank you Harry. I'm now going back to the Lamborghini engine rebuild part three.....
This insight into farm machinery is really interesting. Most car reviews have an urban reference so this bridges the divide with insights into our rural landscape. Thanks so much for doing this.
I really like this series of videos since I spent the first 8 years of my like in wheat country. Used to run out to the neighbors fields, jump on the tractors and combines. In 1965, they were no cab, primitive, loud, and dirty. But I loved it, because thats how it was. Seeing the new technology poured into these vehicles/machines is fantastic. Now Harry, time for you to break out your "Vintage Lamborghini Trattori"!!!
first video i found of yours, as i am a farmer with a love for machinery, and cars, so i think i found my perfect channel, and i think doing harry’s farm is a great idea, would definitely interest me and i know a lot of my friends would think the same, great video, i am in for a bit of a binge watch now of your videos !!!
I really enjoyed these two videos. I commute most days on motorcycles and so I take country roads for my 35 mile ride. I live in California’s Central Valley which is heavily agricultural, and I constantly pass huge tractors, combines, and other behemoths. I suspect some of the massive ones ARE satellite controlled when they are in the fields. These videos offered a great opportunity to see what the machines are like, close up and inside the cabs. Fun stuff! (Some of the equipment around here literally takes up a full two lanes of roadway- just incredible).
Hello Harry. Harry's farm definitely! I spent my childhood in the early sixties on my uncle's farm so well remember the then "new" technology. goodness me it was dangerous looking back! We used to ride sitting on the wheel arch of the tractor! As always a delightful video spending time in your company. The technology leap is amazing. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you!
Steering ratio adjust really good idea. Amazing the evolution from the shire horse horsepower plough to this formula one for farming machine. Interesting to see for a townie as I have only seen this type of machine from a train window. I'd like to see more of these videos.
Excellent stuff Harry - please do more! Nice to see the farmer's perspective on jobs I remember watching being done from my bedroom window as a child, and how they're changing due to technology etc.
Hello Harry! Greetings from Canada :) I would watch a Harry's Farm series in a heartbeat! Every video you produce is top quality, but the last two in particular have really grabbed my attention; I had no idea modern farms had so much cool technology.
Thanks for sharing your other endeavors! Your farm machines are just as sophisticated, if not more so, than the marques in your garage. I thought the air freshener was a nice touch too!
Great presentation, great images, cool tech. Definitely look forward to more of Harry's Farm. Comparison of old and new tech is fascinating. Harry, you are a fortunate man with a great life. Love to watch, really doesn't matter what you are talking about. Top Gear!
Love the farm content, cars are interesting but i really love to see these specialized vehicles explained and at work. You can really see that the engineers who built them knew exactly for whom they were building them.
Please do “Harry’s Farm” !! You re the only guy in RUclips that everyone will watch it even though you review either a car , a tractor or a baby stroller, I’m darn pretty sure ! Please make it , I will really enjoy . Here in Uruguay there’s a lot of farming technology including that Puma tractor ; we have in our family ranch an old Fordson Power Major from 56 ( still working !) and a new John Deere 6000 series and the difference between them are enormous ; however the little Fordson is the most resilient and honest tractor we ve ever had ! Keep on going Harry !
I'm not sure how much content you could get for a complete extra channel. These two video's have been great but I think people may be less interested in the differences between a 2018/2019 tractor - that's likely only to appeal to farmers and the odd enthusiast. I think past the point of a vintage tractor vs a new one it will probably go way over people's heads. On the other hand you make a brilliant job of presenting them. Taking the time to go through what they do and why makes a great video. Some of the technical aspects such as how the axial flow drum of the combine work and are layed out in particular stand out as extremely interesting and informative. This is the kind of deep understanding most presenters just don't possess and I personally would much rather watch someone like you who knows what they're talking about and who can articulate that in a clear, concise manner than some jester reading from the press pack. If you can get enough variation in there it could be a winner. On the other hand why not just post them on here?
I genuinely enjoy all of your videos - but the farm ones in particular interest me as they still have your excellent style of presentation but with the added twist of explaining something that most people are familiar with but don’t actually know much about!
I find these videos really interesting; it’s really nice to learn a bit about the agricultural vehicles and the tech involved with them. Thanks for posting.
Gotta love a tractor. I had a collection of Britain’s toy farm model tractors as a child. My favourite was the Magrius Deutz. More farm stuff please Harry. 👍😎
Great video Harry. Awesome insight on the working of a every day farm tractor. I’ve been around farm machinery for years as I do metal detecting and I’ve seen all makes but never realised what a special piece of kit they are. Very interesting and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Yes please keep it up, happy to watch anything on wheels or water that comes out of Harry's Garage(s), the diversity of equipment covered is very interesting indeed, well done !
An excellent overview of modern tractors and their use, I cant help but wonder if this tractor will still be active in 70 years time like your Fergi 20, electronics do not like vibrations and dust that is ever present on farm machinery, but really lightens the work load few a couple of seasons, I have just got off my Fergi after shifting 18 tons of soil, I sure it would have taken far less time with the Case ! Also a very good tribute to the Fergusson System, to which we owe so much today.
I could be watching a bs click bait supercar channel but instead I’m watching Harry talk about tractors. Who else is as happy as I am?!
yeah - very happy watching Harry - and anything from Harry's Garage - and for me no need to have another channel called Harry's Farm or something, because I just enjoy his videos and his eclectic vehicles he shows us - he can do a video on any vehicle or device and I would be happy! Cheers.
eagle boy which one is Parker again?
eagle boy Jesus he’s insufferable
Cars have just become boring, this is not.
@eagle boy then there's that Hi Schmee I'm Guys dude... blergh
Is there any limit to this mans talent? I think you could muck out a stable and make it interesting, I love the way Harry engages with the camera and talks to you instead of being a shouty man yelling at the camera.
Great style and very charismatic.
I concur! Harry is as "real" and engaging as a presenter can get. Every single video he makes is a joy to watch.
Leave it to Harry - his presentation makes farm equipment absolutely fascinating to a classic car nut like me! Very informative and entertaining. I have now been convinced I need to own a farm tractor to cultivate and manage my 0.0575 Acre lawn. 😂
grafvonstauffenburg absolutely!
Be careful there mate!!
Harry your in A hi risk game but we love it ,and that's from A Glasgow Long Haul truck driver, rgds Colin.
Did man maths help you come to that conclusion lol
@@bmanduprit2962 yes, it did. I checked my math with a scientific calculator so that I would not have to round-off to the nearest decimals😂😂
Great videos Harry! The amount of technology in farm vehicles is incredible, I hope to see more like these.
Never did I think that I would enjoy a video about tractors...
i think harry is the ONLY one on youtube that could do a video about paint drying, and it would get PLENTY of views and likes.
I am sitting on my veranda smoking a joint ,10 meters from me a Kangaroo gracing and my computer playing Harry talking about a tractor. Life is good! Thanks Harry and thanks Australia.
Doesn't Australia spell it like "metre"?
Keep your drugs talk off of this channel
Boxmaster Systems would you be as offended if they mentioned a cup of coffee or a glass of Chardonnay? Or is it just cannabis? If so, have a doobie, it might help you relax
Gauntlet maybe English is not my main language.
Boxmaster Systems you wet lettuce
I like the idea of harry's Farm. The processes and techie part would be fascinating. Well done.
Yes, agriculture has always been the forgotten army i terms of the industries (would you agree Harry?) and Harry's ability to explain would I m sure help the industry.
Couldn't agree more. Would love to hear more from Harry about farming in general.
And definitely, do more! I am not sure how RUclips would rate having a separate channel vs keeping them here with a separate playlist. I’m not sure how other viewers would feel or if you’d lose viewers. Some people get temperamental if you stray “off formula” but I watch mainly to see you present interesting stuff, not just for cars, so to me I’d say keep it on the same channel
i agree. i saw tractor. actually no the combine one. saw this and harryys garage and said what? but its harry so, its got to be good. if it were me, id keep it here also.
I suspect most of the people who are interested in cars, are interested in machines in general. I like big bits of metal and while I'm highly unlikely ever to drive a tractor or combine, it was definitely interesting to see the videos.
I'd stick to a single channel with the odd off piste video.
Yes Harrys Farm - looking forward to all the livestock issues!!!!!!!!!
NOt sure about livetsock, all I now is the local farmer rather eoys bocking the road up . he does lord it a bit.
I nevver got into animals. Hats off to those who can.
(yes yes I know some time in the past my folks must have been into it)
Man, I studied ag engineering, worked as a baler test driver for a while and designed machines for 6 years plus drove machines all over the world travelling. This is one of the best vids I've seen to convey the levels of tech in new machines to people who don't know the industry, well done!
Really interesting. I see farmers working the land all the time without a clue about what they're doing. Would love to see a video about how you plan the year as a farmer, what jobs need to be done in what order, crop rotation etc. Thanks Harry.
I have only just found Harry;s Farm Channel. It is so interesting to see how complicated modern British farming is , both the crops and the complexity of the modern machinery. My maternal grandparents had an arable farm in Norfolk but how times have changed .
Harry you are the only car reviewer who could get me watching farm machine videos 😂👍🏻
Harry has a unique way of putting ‘it’ across that makes all the videos unputdownable. Really informative with just the right amount of technical info.
Amazing video, and you're a top presenter. Always engaging!
Yes more Harry’s Farm vids please! Top notch reversing skills Harry 👍
Having grown up on several farms I have thoroughly enjoyed these past two videos. Sharing these are of great benefit to all that enjoy mechanical things and for younger people that may not have been exposed to farming. Thank you for sharing these videos.
There was something immensely satisfying about this: a wonderful foray into agrarian life which was thoughtfully narrated as always, and not flustered by fiddly superlatives and pointless comparisons, just delightful.
Thanks, Harry, for the trip down memory lane, I spent hundreds of hours cultivating the land on my dad's farm (on a Massy 35, running on TVO) when I was a kid, oddly, I could actually taste and smell the grain dust as it was being tipped from the trailer. :) More vids like this, please. Great stuff.
Harry's Farm, yes please. I use to use our Fergie (TVO/Petrol) to mow grass (side mounted cutter, good for cutting fence poles), ploughing, disking/rolling our 60 acre farm, we had to tow it between fields with my Series 1 because it was so slow (max speed then, 18mph)
Personally I would love to see a farming channel from you, it would be of massive interest. Keep it up!
Very interesting to see how far they've come. I last drove tractors at agricultural college back in 1994 and was amazed at the time with the fact they had radios and a sunroof! Maseys, Renaults, John deeres and Ford's, we had an array of machinery.
It doesn’t get any better. Love the variety. Always interesting and what a presenter. Love it when I get a notification Harry has uploaded a video
We love your garage Harry !
Fantastic. The idea of Harry's Farm is a winner for me. There is so much technology involved in farming these days and I know bugger all about it despite a keen interest. Thanks once again and keep them coming.
Harry exudes the same enthusiasm in this video as if he was describing the workings of a Lamborghini! Very enjoyable!
I would just like to echo the other comments here saying yes please to more farm videos. It's very interesting to hear about the different processes throughout the year and the different machinery involved. And just anything farm related really, it's not something that 99% of people ever get to hear about, but your presenting style makes it really interesting and it's a great niche for you.
Harry is the that uncle that every kid wanted to have! Hats off to you mr Harry, true gentleman!
Like many others Harry, I would not have specifically chosen to watch a video on tractors. Your content and approach makes it so watchable and interesting. A nice tonic from the dross of Knightsbridge supercars which appears to have taken over youtube. Many Thanks - Bring on Harry's Farm
Thanks Harry, please do more of these. My 3 year old son and I are watching with interest. We live on 40 acres and want to know more about tractors and farm machinery.
Having seen that tractor in the background of the last video, I was hoping to one on this machine - thank you!
I went to a farming school for high school and it was the best time of my life. We had about 600 hectares of land, 20 tractors and two combines. Though the best was the loader, a Volvo L60. This video brings me right back. Please do more!
Saw the Fergie and it took me back to my teenage years helping out on farms in the village. It was as much of a step change in farming then as the change to the Case is now. Brilliant video - please do more, either with the other attachments for the Case, or the other mechanical gubbins you have round the farm
Thanks for the video's Harry. Really nice to find you are not a hobby farmer, but the real thing, and it makes what you did with Evo even greater. Please show more of the motorised farm equipment. Also more road trips with 'Her Indoors'!! when you can.
One of the best tutorials on this subject I have seen. Please keep them coming.
Harry I think the appeal of your channel is the passion and knowledge you have for your vehicles, and your friendly likeable personality.
I have no particular interest in farming at all but still find the combine and tractor video's interesting. Keep up the good work!
Anything with an engine and wheels is always enjoyable to hear about from you, Harry. Amazed at the changes from when I spent Summer holidays working on the farm (almost 30yrs ago) as the tractors seemed so modern back then.
Harry, you have to be the grandest and coolest farmer we know of by far. Love the content and like the good old days with the magazine work, informative to the end. Love it and something for everyone.
Something for everyone indeed
SteveK Indeed sir....
Since I spend all my spring-summer-fall weekends on a small organic vegetable farm, I really enjoy this. Please do more.
I absolutly love it. More Harry's farm soon please.
Can honestly say I never thought I'd enjoy an informative farm-equipment video so much. Well done!
Cheers Harry, I like your videos and my guess is that you could take a quick tour on about anything and people would still find it interesting. You have this humble character that not everyone has, makes for a pleasant viewing really.
Harry's farm would be a great watch! P.s. Was an honour to meet you yesterday at the classic Jaguar tour! Many thanks!
Really enjoyed that.
'Harry's Farm' - that's a great idea.
brilliant and very interesting harry..Thankyou
Just found this on RUclips and loved it. Really enjoyed the technical explanation and great to be shown how they are used. See these things when out walking the countryside but had no idea they were so interesting. Thank you.
Really good, something different to get absorbed in. Completely natural narration by Harry, easy going and informative.
Great video Harry. Fascinating to watch. Very informative. Seeing the grey Fergie took me back years. I’m 82 and spent many wartime holidays on my uncles farm. He was in of the first to get a Ferguson just after the end of the war.
Thanks Harry, I found this and the Combine one fascinating. Just shows what efforts go into producing our food. Perhaps in a few years it may be remote or autonomous driven.
Ian Masters - There are three companies already building autonamous tractors.
Autonomous tractors are the next big thing. They can be smaller and lighter than current tractors because they would be able to toil away 23 hours a day, seven days a week with only the stop to refuel and for inspection and replacement of soil engaging wearing parts and general maintenance. Only suitable for large scale, big field cereal farms though. Most other operations would be too varied and complex for any computer currently available and would be in 'Terminator' territory. When I say 'large scale' I do mean field sizes of about the size of Harry's whole farm. There are such vast areas in the Ukraine, Russia, Australia and maybe South America. There are single farms there that are roughly the size of Wales.
Love it! Driving a tractor is something you have to try in life, it's quite special.
I last drove a tractor 25 years ago on a 20 acre farm, a Case International 454, all 52 horsepower of it and while I recognise a lot on the modern tractor especially the rear end, the cab and driving manner is a whole new world to me and although I'm only watching it's a little bit intimidating in its apparent complexity. I'd love to have a good go especially with a plough on the back as I used to really enjoy that. Excellent video as always.
Yes Harry! These kind of videos are very interesting too, the in depth look you provide for them is very fun
Harry's Farm Big Red Tractor gets my vote. Does seem you get a lot of vehicle for your money. As ever another totally absorbing film.
Easily one of the best documentary makers and never condescending or shy of detail which is what counts.
Thank you Harry. I'm now going back to the Lamborghini engine rebuild part three.....
Really glad you started Harry's Farm - it's fascinating to see where modern farming is at!
I love the diversity of vehicles that Harry drives and gives feedback on. Even driving a tractor makes interesting viewing!
Love Harry's endless enthusiasm and knowledge about anything automotive. Great editing too. Keep it up Harry, fantastic content.
'Harry's farm'? Absolutely! I always look forward to your video's Harry, thanks so much for doing them, and long may they continue!
This insight into farm machinery is really interesting. Most car reviews have an urban reference so this bridges the divide with insights into our rural landscape. Thanks so much for doing this.
I really like this series of videos since I spent the first 8 years of my like in wheat country. Used to run out to the neighbors fields, jump on the tractors and combines. In 1965, they were no cab, primitive, loud, and dirty. But I loved it, because thats how it was. Seeing the new technology poured into these vehicles/machines is fantastic. Now Harry, time for you to break out your "Vintage Lamborghini Trattori"!!!
first video i found of yours, as i am a farmer with a love for machinery, and cars, so i think i found my perfect channel, and i think doing harry’s farm is a great idea, would definitely interest me and i know a lot of my friends would think the same, great video, i am in for a bit of a binge watch now of your videos !!!
I’ve really enjoyed the two farming videos Harry. I live in a very rural area and to see what goes on is a great insight.
Really enjoyed both the combine and this. Would love to see more vids like these. Great to see the father/son combo. Thanks
I really enjoyed these two videos. I commute most days on motorcycles and so I take country roads for my 35 mile ride. I live in California’s Central Valley which is heavily agricultural, and I constantly pass huge tractors, combines, and other behemoths. I suspect some of the massive ones ARE satellite controlled when they are in the fields. These videos offered a great opportunity to see what the machines are like, close up and inside the cabs. Fun stuff! (Some of the equipment around here literally takes up a full two lanes of roadway- just incredible).
Yes Harry. Legend. Tractor videos. What a hero. Espada, Countach, Testarossa and a tractor.
Yeah, Harry, make it a Harry’s Farm segment. Your presentation as usual is impeccable.
Hello Harry. Harry's farm definitely! I spent my childhood in the early sixties on my uncle's farm so well remember the then "new" technology. goodness me it was dangerous looking back! We used to ride sitting on the wheel arch of the tractor! As always a delightful video spending time in your company. The technology leap is amazing. I really enjoyed this video. Thank you!
total addicted to your channel harry I think it's the way you describe things.,can't go wrong,waiting for the next one
Steering ratio adjust really good idea. Amazing the evolution from the shire horse horsepower plough to this formula one for farming machine. Interesting to see for a townie as I have only seen this type of machine from a train window. I'd like to see more of these videos.
Excellent stuff Harry - please do more!
Nice to see the farmer's perspective on jobs I remember watching being done from my bedroom window as a child, and how they're changing due to technology etc.
Hello Harry! Greetings from Canada :) I would watch a Harry's Farm series in a heartbeat! Every video you produce is top quality, but the last two in particular have really grabbed my attention; I had no idea modern farms had so much cool technology.
I could watch this all day. So utterly awesome.
Harry, thank you so much for sharing, brilliant video, such a refreshing change and a great education on farm vehicles.
Thanks for sharing your other endeavors! Your farm machines are just as sophisticated, if not more so, than the marques in your garage. I thought the air freshener was a nice touch too!
Just discovered these farm videos, thoroughly enjoying them and learning quite a bit!
Great presentation, great images, cool tech. Definitely look forward to more of Harry's Farm. Comparison of old and new tech is fascinating. Harry, you are a fortunate man with a great life. Love to watch, really doesn't matter what you are talking about. Top Gear!
Love the farm content, cars are interesting but i really love to see these specialized vehicles explained and at work. You can really see that the engineers who built them knew exactly for whom they were building them.
Loving these farm videos, that tractor is a beast, keep em coming, very interesting content.
I just watched a few minutes of random videos and I can say this channel is amazing. Greetings from Mexico.
Big Boys Toys, love it! I used to drive an old grey Fergy on a beach in North Devon when. I was on lifeguard duty there, loads of fun!
Very relaxing to see someone enjoying his work and tools while working his own land
Cheers and more please.
ruststar - This is the life!
He's always consistent , always quality, and doesn't play the crowd. The man does what we loves and we love him for it!
Please do “Harry’s Farm” !! You re the only guy in RUclips that everyone will watch it even though you review either a car , a tractor or a baby stroller, I’m darn pretty sure ! Please make it , I will really enjoy . Here in Uruguay there’s a lot of farming technology including that Puma tractor ; we have in our family ranch an old Fordson Power Major from 56 ( still working !) and a new John Deere 6000 series and the difference between them are enormous ; however the little Fordson is the most resilient and honest tractor we ve ever had ! Keep on going Harry !
I'm not sure how much content you could get for a complete extra channel.
These two video's have been great but I think people may be less interested in the differences between a 2018/2019 tractor - that's likely only to appeal to farmers and the odd enthusiast.
I think past the point of a vintage tractor vs a new one it will probably go way over people's heads.
On the other hand you make a brilliant job of presenting them. Taking the time to go through what they do and why makes a great video.
Some of the technical aspects such as how the axial flow drum of the combine work and are layed out in particular stand out as extremely interesting and informative.
This is the kind of deep understanding most presenters just don't possess and I personally would much rather watch someone like you who knows what they're talking about and who can articulate that in a clear, concise manner than some jester reading from the press pack.
If you can get enough variation in there it could be a winner.
On the other hand why not just post them on here?
Great surprise Harry! Thanks
I genuinely enjoy all of your videos - but the farm ones in particular interest me as they still have your excellent style of presentation but with the added twist of explaining something that most people are familiar with but don’t actually know much about!
Awesome! I had a quick look inside a john Deere recently and was amazed at the tech,I had no clue how sophisticated these machines are.
I came here for the cars......but I love these farm videos. I know nothing about farming but find these videos really entertaining. Thanks.
I find these videos really interesting; it’s really nice to learn a bit about the agricultural vehicles and the tech involved with them. Thanks for posting.
Love it. Variety is the spice of life and you certainly provide that with your channel. Keep up the good work.
Gotta love a tractor. I had a collection of Britain’s toy farm model tractors as a child. My favourite was the Magrius Deutz. More farm stuff please Harry. 👍😎
Love these down to earth videos. Getting sick of videos of milionairs show off their Gumball toys
Defiantly do more, Harry's farm sounds brilliant. Would love to see everything working.
Could watch you all day Harry, whilst listening to your great, descriptions, and interesting facts, brilliance yet again Sir
Great video Harry. Awesome insight on the working of a every day farm tractor. I’ve been around farm machinery for years as I do metal detecting and I’ve seen all makes but never realised what a special piece of kit they are. Very interesting and informative. Thanks for sharing.
Yes please keep it up, happy to watch anything on wheels or water that comes out of Harry's Garage(s), the diversity of equipment covered is very interesting indeed, well done !
An excellent overview of modern tractors and their use, I cant help but wonder if this tractor will still be active in 70 years time like your Fergi 20, electronics do not like vibrations and dust that is ever present on farm machinery, but really lightens the work load few a couple of seasons, I have just got off my Fergi after shifting 18 tons of soil, I sure it would have taken far less time with the Case ! Also a very good tribute to the Fergusson System, to which we owe so much today.
From a fellow farmer in Northants- YES to Harrys Farm, always good to compare notes!
Harry's farm is a new dimension and got my full attention, really interesting to find out about something different. More please 😊
Great vid again from Harry - takes me back to grain hauling in a MF 185 with a basic canvas cab, full of dust. So much nicer now!