Yeh the old Massey is a nice old classic and your right in saying that Fendt is a beast, a 350hp beast! Don’t think I’ve ever seen as powerful buckraking tractor! Thanks for watching and your great comment David. Cheers Dave
Your right about there some serious tractors, I’ve never seen such powerful machines on the clamp? It was almost too small for them! Many thanks for your encouraging comments and continued support. Regards, David.
Hi Jon. Yes some machine that FW, don’t think I’ve ever seen another rolling a pit before? When you look at the size of the pit it wasn’t that big to have 600hp plus working on it!
Hi Jacob. I’ve known about the FW30 for a number of years as it’s just up the road from me but don’t think they’ll be another kicking about in Cumbria. Bumped into the MF 3690 a couple of times now but didn’t expect to see a 350hp Fendt buckraking at the pit! Thanks for your very encouraging comment and continued support Jacob, very much appreciated! Regards David.
@@jacooboophotography That’s certainly true Jacob. The FW and Fastrac both belong on the farm, not sure who owns the big Fendt but it was so good to see it at work, not an chance I get very often so I grabbed the opportunity with both hands!
alright D.W..... I used to live in Cumbria... loved helping out on the farm. it was at Bromfield, nr Wigton... would you ever venture over there? it was Bromfield Hall... brilliant !
Hi J B. Now you’ve given me an idea now as I haven’t ventured out west of Carlisle into the Wigton and surrounding area. There’s probably lots of interesting machinery that I really would like to see at work. Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll have to look at heading out in that direction.
@@davidwinthrop7077 oh brilliant, glad to be of assistance. its a big farm, when I was there they 140 diary cows etc. bought 2 new Duetz tractors, oh they were decent. last time I visited they had a new Masssey polling a feeder wagon ... I look forward to more of your vids man! thanks you.
@@JB-xo4uc That’s of great interest to me. I’m wondering who supplied the Deutz-Fahrs? Could have been Hillarys of Aspatria. I’ve got quite a few videos to post in the coming weeks as I’ve been doing the rounds round the silage fields the last couple of weeks. One going on tomorrow so will be great if you follow them and hopefully enjoy them. Many thanks J B, cheers Dave
@@davidwinthrop7077 hi, ah a fella like myself then, you also are interested in the various machinery etc.👍👍🚜. Ref Aspatria you mentioned... I went to school there... crazy! Didn’t like it... was bullied... 👎👎and the teachers didn’t help much either... but there was a lovely bakers shop over the road haha... anyway, I make a point now of helping and training people, to give them support that I didn’t receive....and am a driving instructor, although I prefer the word coach lol.... 🚙🚗beep beep!!!
@@JB-xo4uc You do great work then Jon and being a driving ‘coach’ you probably think the same as I do about some of the idiots on the road. Yeh Aspatria, not a place I’m that that familiar with but having worked with a bully from the town where I was brought up in Cumbria when I was a teenager (40 years ago now and thankfully in the past) I can imagine how it felt. Happy in life now though. 😀
Lovely massey,that fendt on the pit is some beast
Yeh the old Massey is a nice old classic and your right in saying that Fendt is a beast, a 350hp beast! Don’t think I’ve ever seen as powerful buckraking tractor! Thanks for watching and your great comment David. Cheers Dave
Excellent video some serious tractors on the clamp. Thanks for sharing with us.
Your right about there some serious tractors, I’ve never seen such powerful machines on the clamp? It was almost too small for them! Many thanks for your encouraging comments and continued support. Regards, David.
Brilliant video 💪🏻🏴
Many thanks for your encouraging comment Iordof. There was certainly plenty of action to film on that visit!
Great to see somthing different David, nice catch and a great video .
Many thanks Stephen. Not very often I get to see that much horsepower on the pit!
wow! is that F.W. big enough lol... what a beast to roll the lit with tho ...
Hi Jon. Yes some machine that FW, don’t think I’ve ever seen another rolling a pit before? When you look at the size of the pit it wasn’t that big to have 600hp plus working on it!
Where in earth in Cumbria have you found all that? Three tractors there I’ve never seen in the county! Brilliant video David.
Hi Jacob. I’ve known about the FW30 for a number of years as it’s just up the road from me but don’t think they’ll be another kicking about in Cumbria. Bumped into the MF 3690 a couple of times now but didn’t expect to see a 350hp Fendt buckraking at the pit! Thanks for your very encouraging comment and continued support Jacob, very much appreciated! Regards David.
I’ve heard about the FW, never seen it in person. Not see the huge Fendt or Fastrac either. Not bits of kit you see in Cumbria often!
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That’s certainly true Jacob. The FW and Fastrac both belong on the farm, not sure who owns the big Fendt but it was so good to see it at work, not an chance I get very often so I grabbed the opportunity with both hands!
As anyone would. Where abouts is the farm? Up borders way?
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Top end of Cumbria Jacob, just this side of the border.
alright D.W..... I used to live in Cumbria... loved helping out on the farm. it was at Bromfield, nr Wigton... would you ever venture over there? it was Bromfield Hall... brilliant !
Hi J B. Now you’ve given me an idea now as I haven’t ventured out west of Carlisle into the Wigton and surrounding area. There’s probably lots of interesting machinery that I really would like to see at work. Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll have to look at heading out in that direction.
@@davidwinthrop7077 oh brilliant, glad to be of assistance. its a big farm, when I was there they 140 diary cows etc. bought 2 new Duetz tractors, oh they were decent. last time I visited they had a new Masssey polling a feeder wagon ... I look forward to more of your vids man! thanks you.
@@JB-xo4uc
That’s of great interest to me. I’m wondering who supplied the Deutz-Fahrs? Could have been Hillarys of Aspatria. I’ve got quite a few videos to post in the coming weeks as I’ve been doing the rounds round the silage fields the last couple of weeks. One going on tomorrow so will be great if you follow them and hopefully enjoy them. Many thanks J B, cheers Dave
@@davidwinthrop7077 hi, ah a fella like myself then, you also are interested in the various machinery etc.👍👍🚜. Ref Aspatria you mentioned... I went to school there... crazy! Didn’t like it... was bullied... 👎👎and the teachers didn’t help much either... but there was a lovely bakers shop over the road haha... anyway, I make a point now of helping and training people, to give them support that I didn’t receive....and am a driving instructor, although I prefer the word coach lol.... 🚙🚗beep beep!!!
@@JB-xo4uc
You do great work then Jon and being a driving ‘coach’ you probably think the same as I do about some of the idiots on the road. Yeh Aspatria, not a place I’m that that familiar with but having worked with a bully from the town where I was brought up in Cumbria when I was a teenager (40 years ago now and thankfully in the past) I can imagine how it felt. Happy in life now though. 😀
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