Charity Tractor run in aid of the church at Ranby and the LRSN
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Michael was asked to join the Ranby Hall Tractor run this year to judge a Tractor of his choice. He chose the Leyland. What would you have chosen? Let us know in the comments.
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What an amazing selection of tractors and cars trucks that would have been an interesting day out for me just at the end you stood beside my kind of tractor a 8200 jd iv got a 96 model that one looked immaculate a powerful tractor
I am pleased to say that we raised £1400, so that's £700 each for our church and for LRSN. Many thanks to everyone who took part and we hope that you all enjoyed the day.
Great video Micheal. Some lovely tractors there
Hi Michael Nice road run Thanks again
Looked like an enjoyable day out Michael. Definitely a tough decision as you said. For similar reasons to you, my favorite would have been the International 250. My cousin and I bought a second hand one when I was 15. Great little tractor. 👍🏴🇺🇸
YES please do the tee shirts, how are you feeling....................
The 270 replaced the 384 as my dad drove one the 272 replaced the 270 as it was the 2nd series
Michael I just wanted to say thank you for giving up your day to come and judge. £700 respectively for each of the charities chosen. Jan is still intrigued as to who Olliblogs is !!!! Thank you once again
It was a great day. Well organised
looked a great day out but with all the accedents in farming around tractors and trailers etc i hate seeing people riding in trailers ,and b4 people shout woke at me one of my good mates died 2 years ago from no fault of his own on the familay farm
Some lovely tractors. Thanks for your coverage well described, I don’t envy you judging them I was asked once - never again! IHC 523 the story goes when I was selling them it was so reliable warranty claims were zilch and was withdrawn!
The 5700 was only sold in Holland, so must be bought back by UK collector, not very many about 4 sure
I w as once asked to go and view an International 523 for work in the woods, rough work extraction of felled trees, he had never seen this model & neither had I,, the dealer (near Selby in Yorkshire) was obvious to get shut as he was keen to deal us a good price, the dealer hadnt the faintest how it drove, only thing we could see it had some sort of semi auto gearbox with a clutchless shuttle, we left it be, I never did get to see a working one, someone on here may tell.
I personally would not like to be in your shoes to judge, all these tractors are absolutely lovely, l really don’t know how you can judge a singular tractor out that lot🙂
Exactly so I judges one that I liked from my memories
@@GCSMachinerythat’s what l thought you might do, most of us relate to “what we used to like back in the day” well done 👍
Well done, Michael. I ask you to judge. Because you know what you re looking at. I prefer the international. Was it the 574?But well done.Thank you for supporting your community
I enjoyed the day. Thank you. Good turn out of tractors
Good choice I would have chosen the major as I've a soft spot for them but all the tractors looked excellent 👌
Thanks 👍
Did the 272 not replace the 270 🤷🏻♀️
It may have done I know the 384 was 72 hp so my thought was the 272 was a newer version at 72hp.
That Ford 5700 is certainly a rarity, same engine as a Ford 5600, apparently gutless for some, l personally never knew they existed, very nice example!
I agree
@@GCSMachinery you’ve probably seen it by now but it’s on RUclips, pulling a two furrow reversible plough, you’d think they would have used a three or four furrow but maybe that’s all they had at the time.
@@glennlingard7851 no I havnt seen that
I'm pretty sure the 5700 wasn't available in the UK when they were launched
Difficult decision without doubt. Not one to choose from the rest, but my decision was made initially when we were taken for the first walk around, before everyone had arrived. Then had to re think, so my real favourite, was like Michael, the Leyland, but my second favourite was surprise, surprise, the Lambo! I was so glad to see something unusual. The Lambo was that. Thanks Michael for letting us see the run. Did they make enough money for the charities, hope they did.
Thanks for watching
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Michael I just wanted to say thank you for giving up your day to come and judge. £700 respectively for each of the charities chosen. Jan is still intrigued as to who Olliblogs is !!!! Thank you once again
Tell her not to worry to much.