Absolutely, thanks Ian, it was a great piece of kit to film, it took 2 days filming to get this one right. I wasn’t happy with the lighting on the first day and luckily the sun came out much more on day 2. Pleased you like it. Andy 😊🚜👍
Thanks Michael the 4840 is a credit to them and a joy to film. Bright red paintwork in the autumn sunshine with that V8 sound track what’s not to like, Fergy at its best 😊👍
great video I drove a Ferguson 20 and the 4840 years ago I said to myself something is missing from this picture and then it came to me no wildlife where have the all gone
Hi Zetor I’m really pleased you liked my video, if you haven’t already subscribed and seen more of my videos here’s a link to my RUclips channel home page: youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=bhQVvOTY0M_cnp7H
Is that the guy that was in Classic Tractor magazine and I've always thought the 2000 series Massy's where slightly overlooked and probably less popular than the 5/6 latter 300 series tractor's. I remember talking to a salesman who was demonstrating a 64 series machine and at the time of launch the weren't even linked by some people who sold and maintained them saw them as too heavy for the power range compared to other brands mainly Ford with the ubicuese 76/77 and 82 and letter series 10, machine's
Hi Colin , yes it’s Rob and Ed Rooke who were featured in the October November time edition of the magazine. He’s a top bloke is Rob who takes them to bits and totally rebuilds them. If you have any questions I’m sure he’ll see them on here and reply to them for you.
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Hi Andy Very nice one again Thanks
Cheer’s Darran, I’m gonna roll with classic V8’s at the moment with at least 2 more videos still to edit and then drop onto my RUclips channel 👍😀😀🚜
Great video Andy, you can't beat a true bit of Old School Tillage.
Absolutely, thanks Ian, it was a great piece of kit to film, it took 2 days filming to get this one right. I wasn’t happy with the lighting on the first day and luckily the sun came out much more on day 2.
Pleased you like it.
Andy 😊🚜👍
@@ANDYOLDRIDGEFARMINGVIDEOS Fantastic, all the hard work made the video well worth it. 👍
Credit to you Andy much enjoyed👍👍
Thanks a lot Shirley, appreciate your comments 😊👍
Thank you for bringing back some happy memories. I wish you and family a very happy and safe and good health for Christmas and new year. Regards👍👍
@@shirleydrury5565 Same to you Shirley, have a good one 😊
What an excellent combination of machine and accessory. MF V8 & Simba !!
They are made for each other, perfect combination 😊👍
Brilliant video Andy.I've been wanting to see Mr Rooke's 4840 working.
Thanks Michael the 4840 is a credit to them and a joy to film. Bright red paintwork in the autumn sunshine with that V8 sound track what’s not to like, Fergy at its best 😊👍
they are great tractors them masseys
Absolutely class , for its age it’s brilliant and reliable Rob said to me on the day 👍
great video I drove a Ferguson 20 and the 4840 years ago I said to myself something is missing from this picture and then it came to me no wildlife where have the all gone
Hi Zetor I’m really pleased you liked my video, if you haven’t already subscribed and seen more of my videos here’s a link to my RUclips channel home page:
youtube.com/@andyoldridgefarmingvideos?si=bhQVvOTY0M_cnp7H
Great video could you get one of it ploughing
Probably if enough of you guys ask for it 🚜😀👍
Is that the guy that was in Classic Tractor magazine and I've always thought the 2000 series Massy's where slightly overlooked and probably less popular than the 5/6 latter 300 series tractor's. I remember talking to a salesman who was demonstrating a 64 series machine and at the time of launch the weren't even linked by some people who sold and maintained them saw them as too heavy for the power range compared to other brands mainly Ford with the ubicuese 76/77 and 82 and letter series 10, machine's
Hi Colin , yes it’s Rob and Ed Rooke who were featured in the October November time edition of the magazine.
He’s a top bloke is Rob who takes them to bits and totally rebuilds them.
If you have any questions I’m sure he’ll see them on here and reply to them for you.