@@jimlove8144 As normal I'm guessing your American, due to your ignorance and lack of a sense of humor. YES it the UK stupid. Its not hard to understand whare your language comes from ....
Wow when you climbed into that cab I was 15 again in 1987. My uncle had a garage in barrow hill next to the railway shed and managed to buy some land from the railway which was all overgrown with trees. Now the one he had was an IH 3in1 the cab is very similar especially the holes your legs went down but i was a bit scared of the thing at first and I'll never forget him saying get out of the way I'll show you as he went FULL BORE into the trees. The little thing pushed them down like saplings. He said to me "There you go are you alright with that than" and i spent the 6 weeks holiday clearing that land. Happy Days and many thanks.
Just subscribed having stumbled upon this channel. The educational value alone, from machinery revitalisation to medical terminology, is quit simply second to none. @ 10:30 and on for instance, medical terminology such as 'Tard Launcher' :-) You just won't find this depth of knowledge, or the complimentary manor in which it's put across, anywhere else!
Brilliant! I had an MF 40 with that backhoe on and a Drott 4in1 on the front and a Bristol Taurus Dozer with a Drott 4in1 . both had the Perky 152 3 cyl ..amazing bullet proof engine that runs all day on a sniff of derv. And you are right ..you get really good on the levers and its nothing like the new controls at all Thanks for bringing back many happy memories of me axle deep in mud :D
The company building the estate were I lived on in 1967 had a red Drott shovel, they also bought a new MF 40 later on, fitted with front loader and backhoe, she was in yellow livery, the Drott was sold on, I believe...
Just found the channel And subscribed right after you responded to the crayon eater who went batty. That old Massey is perfect for digging next to foundations and tight quarters, pretty cool how the whole boom can move from one side to the other. Great content. That's a healthy dog!!
Brings back memories of loading manure and feeding sheep with an ancient open station wheeled massey like this. Sound and controls were all pretty much the same.
ThankYou for all of the Great VIDJA’s. You are a Champion of the 3 “C’s” complaint , cause , correction , & sticking to the basics of diagnosis ! - A “ VALVO” rock truck. LOL !
Now I want a "drott" for my OC46, that Watch Wes Work has been fixing up for me 😎😎😎 Maybe next Christmas, there will be a brand new 1953 Studebaker Starlite Coupe setting in my driveway.
In the early days Drott manufactured everything. They would buy bare crawler tractors and manufacture the loader frame and arms, then the bucket and the rest of the package. I grew up on 4 stick controls with foot swing, it’s easy, just spend 10 hours in the seat. Love the channel, keep up the great work. I would like a 1964 Autocar with a 318 Detroit and a 13spd with 4:88 rearends.
I worked on a mining site years ago and my boss used a drott and as you said it was like his third arm.He save the truck I was driving from tipping several times and a few others also. He sure was a good operator, I love seeing these old machines again.Cheers.
I drove a 200b for while building the metro center in Gateshead they where on the way out of general use by then but had an advantage of being relatively low to work under the steelwork doing drainage and preparing floors for concrete the big advantage of them was that they where around before 4x4 tractor diggers invented and where very popular on large housing sites where they could travel off road where a 2 wheel drive MF50B , or JCB 3c and the like could not because of the mud in the winter month in particular , the 4x4 tractor digger by them with with a telescopic boom and often pallet fork plus a nice cab pretty much killed them off quite quickly but through the 1970s and into the early to mid 80s they where a very common site
Oliver 1855 4wd tractor, had one on the farm when growing up and I miss it everyday, machine was a sledgehammer. Love the Channel thank you for your hard work!
I'll tell you what, the old girl would still dig a trench, back fill it, then track it in faster than you could do it with a shovel. Bloody good video.
Geoff Claxton in Australia here when I was 10 years old I got to have go on one of the dots like the one you played with, when we came out to Australia I got a job operating a job 7c excavator and spent most of my working life doing that. Keep the blog coming mate they bring back a lot of good memories back for me . Thanks Geoff Claxton
Update. Apparently according to a light hearted email I have just received from a mate in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, he joked by Christmas morning he expects we all will be in Tier 6, which means you can't even open the curtains to see what's on the drive!!! Then on the 31st we will celebrate the coming of the New Tier. Only place you are safe now is on your own in the middle of a field in an old Drott with a copy of Classic Tractor magazine, a packet of hand wipes and some Cillit Bang spray to ward off Ramblers
I love the yellow massey Ferguson equipment! They’re so overbuilt and tough as nails. Wish we still had the 30B backhoe at work. But we didn’t have the time or funds to repair it.
I learnt to drive a digger in a 1964 Kato excavator and that is how I know why JOY STICKS are called joy sticks, them old things were like dancing with an octopus that didn't like the music.
Another great video. I’ve only ever seen 2 of these. Back in the late 70s there was a large building site in the village and they had one brand new for the whole job, clearing, footings , you name it. Also our local steam railway still uses one 👍👍👍
Podge, If I looked out the window tomorrow and there was a brand new XR 600 out there I would be pretty happy. Keep giving those pelicans a good rev up, that is what makes the world go round for the rest of us. Jeff.
Another good video Sir!! Glad you take the time to film rescuing old Iron. You must have quite the accumulation by now. Love to see a 91 Dodge extended cab 12-valve 2500 4x4 sitting out front.
Dont do face book , twater, so im stickin it You n your have as gooda christmas as you can . All the best for the new year sure me and another 30.000 subs look forward to it . Take care MUCKER
It was my pleasure sending that to you Kurt for all the great vids you do for us.. The car has to be Escort mk1 Mexico.. Take care and have a great day sir..
Reminds me when I was a youngster & the neighbour who was a contractor let me have a go on his Drott ( international B100). Only tracking hardcore in up & down in a low gear but for a 10 yr old blooming thrilling. It seemed a huge at the time but now they look
Exellent channel content and delivery, as always bud. Christmas morning I'd like to see my first ever motor when I was 17, I'm now 53 😫, a 1976 lwb landy hardtop with chrome 8 spoke wheels, loved it
That is an interesting piece of history, nice to see it working. It shows how much things have developed since but to be fair it would still be a valuable tool on a smallholding or something similar.
Cracking vid kurt , never have seen a drot so was really interesting , the smile on your face was all anyone needed to see how impressive the old girl was . Vw bus/camper not fussed if it has split screen or not .
Well that brought a tear to an old mans eyes, the unmistakeable sound of an MF 135 engine and lever controls. Thanks Mucker! For me a Fiat Panda 4x4 just for the fun of it.
Another top vid mucker. The jcb was a bit smoother to operate then the massey but you didn't do bad. Easiest question I've ever been asked ducati 916, that would put a bigger smile on my face than waking up and seeing the wife's head between my legs.
That Furgy sure shined through during her heydey still a little glamour coming out.Merry Christmas. Cheers from Jacksonville Florida GMC Sierra in the driveway
you got nice unique machinery on this channel. that would make a good project to restore it, paint job, seat and other things that needs to be done it.
What an amazing bit of kit. Great to see it working. I have a three point linkage excavator of similar Era with very similar controls and is a handful to control. Keep the great content coming. 👍🏼
Great video love all things about classic plant and tractors wish I could find something as lovely as that abandoned On Christmas morning would love to open the curtains to see a David Brown crawler
Loved the video, reminded me when I was an ankle biter watching the drotts working on a housing estate along with jcb 3c2 and little put put dumpers. I'd like to see on my driveway my old mk2 ford cortina 1600 gt coupe. She was stolen and I still think about her to this day.
I would finally love to see my grandads Massey 135, I learnt to drive this long before I could drive anything else, not only that but I would love to keep it in the family for years to come so when I start a family I have somthing to pass to them. And would hope they get as much enjoyment out of it that I have while growing up.
What a wonderful old lady nice and tidy first piece of big kit I drove at college was a drot scared s###less in the cab pulling on the clutch levers it was full scale workout for machine and me we also had a old Ford backhoe with the same lever configuration up and downs with no left and right
Beautiful old machine ! I remember sitting in a MF 300 drott at five years old with guy who gave me my job when I left school ! Keep going you do well and yes your hilarious 😆👍
Nice little digger , excellent video and very informative . Always wondered about the drot name , now I know. The car I'd like to see on my drive way on Christmas morning , a classic Porsche 911, or a series 1 E type coupé, , or a Dodge Ram pickup with Sandra Bullock in the drivers seat ,, Mmmmmmmmm! Keep up the good work , and I wish you a merry Christmas .
a renault 4 classic french rust bucket loved them carried frigging alsorts of kit and animals and great across the fields have a good christmas stay safe have been told if you have a few jars of best bitter it keeps covid away well its working so far have a good one plus the video about the drott cracking brought back many memories of working on site way back in my youth :-)
What a beauty, The thing works better than most new cars these days. Great video always look forward to the new ones. Would have to be a nice red escort cosworth for me.
Lord muck. Sorry if this is a stupid question. But lol was is it you do when not filming for you tube. Are you an engineer or farm. Maybe neither. But i think you're a fascinating person to watch i really love the channel and appreciate your work and time
I thought you was gonna cry talking about how you love making videos cuz us lol Beautiful video for a birthday gift. Thanks Mucka! I have a 2005 Dodge Magnum to look at out my window..
Crawler loaders are fun. Buddy has a 350B JD we play with every once in a while. Bout gutless with the little 3 banger in it but it’s a blast to run and it’s power shuttle to boot. Guy that used to live across the field from us was a equipment operator his whole life. Cut his teeth on a Case 530 backhoe. Not even a CK just a straight 530 so that says how long ago he started. He called the individual levers lightning rod controls. I never got to see him run one but dad did and he said that guy was the quickest smoothest operator you ever saw.
BMW E60 M5. Ignore the wombles, I'm an Fendt technician and love your honest straight forward videos. Must take a lot of effort to produce these videos, keep up the good work.
She looks tidy and been well cared for. I drove a Ford 4550 a few years ago and was quite abit different to what I'm used to. Wouldn't mind seeing a Austin Healey 3000 in the drive.
I just found you today and dearly love the way you do your first starts. I cringe every time I see guys start irreplaceable equipment without a little TLC with oil and clean fuel. Love your channel man!
I’m still trying to figure out what country you guys are in I think it’s United Kingdom London or England or something like that.
Algeria
After looking that up I realize that’s a bullshit answer thanks a lot asshole
Plenty good enough for someone that's so thick that they think London is a country. Fuck off and google 'World Atlas' dipshit.
@@jimlove8144 Imagine being butthurt over basic humor. triggered much?
@@jimlove8144 As normal I'm guessing your American, due to your ignorance and lack of a sense of humor. YES it the UK stupid. Its not hard to understand whare your language comes from ....
Wow when you climbed into that cab I was 15 again in 1987. My uncle had a garage in barrow hill next to the railway shed and managed to buy some land from the railway which was all overgrown with trees. Now the one he had was an IH 3in1 the cab is very similar especially the holes your legs went down but i was a bit scared of the thing at first and I'll never forget him saying get out of the way I'll show you as he went FULL BORE into the trees. The little thing pushed them down like saplings. He said to me "There you go are you alright with that than" and i spent the 6 weeks holiday clearing that land. Happy Days and many thanks.
8:28 "That smoke has killed my hopes and dreams. How dare you". I love the sense of humor in your videos. 👍
Just subscribed having stumbled upon this channel. The educational value alone, from machinery revitalisation to medical terminology, is quit simply second to none. @ 10:30 and on for instance, medical terminology such as 'Tard Launcher' :-)
You just won't find this depth of knowledge, or the complimentary manor in which it's put across, anywhere else!
I’m here for the great vids and the banter keep it.
Brilliant! I had an MF 40 with that backhoe on and a Drott 4in1 on the front and a Bristol Taurus Dozer with a Drott 4in1 . both had the Perky 152 3 cyl ..amazing bullet proof engine that runs all day on a sniff of derv. And you are right ..you get really good on the levers and its nothing like the new controls at all Thanks for bringing back many happy memories of me axle deep in mud :D
The company building the estate were I lived on in 1967 had a red Drott shovel, they also bought a new MF 40 later on, fitted with front loader and backhoe, she was in yellow livery, the Drott was sold on, I believe...
Just found the channel And subscribed right after you responded to the crayon eater who went batty. That old Massey is perfect for digging next to foundations and tight quarters, pretty cool how the whole boom can move from one side to the other. Great content. That's a healthy dog!!
Brings back memories of loading manure and feeding sheep with an ancient open station wheeled massey like this. Sound and controls were all pretty much the same.
ThankYou for all of the Great VIDJA’s. You are a Champion of the 3 “C’s” complaint , cause , correction , & sticking to the basics of diagnosis ! - A “ VALVO” rock truck. LOL !
First time watching your channel. Nice channel with a bit of sassy humor. I like it. I'll subscribe.
Great video mate, nice to see you felt the machine has character. I understand as also have owned one for a while now, few minor fixes all working.
Now I want a "drott" for my OC46, that Watch Wes Work has been fixing up for me 😎😎😎
Maybe next Christmas, there will be a brand new 1953 Studebaker Starlite Coupe setting in my driveway.
In the early days Drott manufactured everything. They would buy bare crawler tractors and manufacture the loader frame and arms, then the bucket and the rest of the package. I grew up on 4 stick controls with foot swing, it’s easy, just spend 10 hours in the seat. Love the channel, keep up the great work. I would like a 1964 Autocar with a 318 Detroit and a 13spd with 4:88 rearends.
"How dare you produce your channel the way you want to!! "
Just outrageous!
😂
I worked on a mining site years ago and my boss used a drott and as you said it was like his third arm.He save the truck I was driving from tipping several times and a few others also. He sure was a good operator, I love seeing these old machines again.Cheers.
I drove a 200b for while building the metro center in Gateshead they where on the way out of general use by then but had an advantage of being relatively low to work under the steelwork doing drainage and preparing floors for concrete the big advantage of them was that they where around before 4x4 tractor diggers invented and where very popular on large housing sites where they could travel off road where a 2 wheel drive MF50B , or JCB 3c and the like could not because of the mud in the winter month in particular , the 4x4 tractor digger by them with with a telescopic boom and often pallet fork plus a nice cab pretty much killed them off quite quickly but through the 1970s and into the early to mid 80s they where a very common site
That's a great summary of the 200B and Drotts in general 👍
Oliver 1855 4wd tractor, had one on the farm when growing up and I miss it everyday, machine was a sledgehammer. Love the Channel thank you for your hard work!
I'll tell you what, the old girl would still dig a trench, back fill it, then track it in faster than you could do it with a shovel. Bloody good video.
Geoff Claxton in Australia here when I was 10 years old I got to have go on one of the dots like the one you played with, when we came out to Australia I got a job operating a job 7c excavator and spent most of my working life doing that. Keep the blog coming mate they bring back a lot of good memories back for me .
Thanks Geoff Claxton
Update. Apparently according to a light hearted email I have just received from a mate in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, he joked by Christmas morning he expects we all will be in Tier 6, which means you can't even open the curtains to see what's on the drive!!!
Then on the 31st we will celebrate the coming of the New Tier. Only place you are safe now is on your own in the middle of a field in an old Drott with a copy of Classic Tractor magazine, a packet of hand wipes and some Cillit Bang spray to ward off Ramblers
Now that’s a useful piece of machinery !
Got to be a Mini Moke, 10 inch wheels, blue with a white canvas top
I love the yellow massey Ferguson equipment! They’re so overbuilt and tough as nails. Wish we still had the 30B backhoe at work. But we didn’t have the time or funds to repair it.
I learnt to drive a digger in a 1964 Kato excavator and that is how I know why JOY STICKS are called joy sticks, them old things were like dancing with an octopus that didn't like the music.
I've never seen a KATO excavator here but we did get lots of the cranes.
Another great video. I’ve only ever seen 2 of these. Back in the late 70s there was a large building site in the village and they had one brand new for the whole job, clearing, footings , you name it. Also our local steam railway still uses one 👍👍👍
I would love to see a mint condition landrover 110 station wagon (not the new shape)
I got one, not quite mint anymore but I had it from new and its tidy.
Podge, If I looked out the window tomorrow and there was a brand new XR 600 out there I would be pretty happy. Keep giving those pelicans a good rev up, that is what makes the world go round for the rest of us. Jeff.
I wouldn’t mind seeing a Ford Ranger Raptor, on Christmas morning.
Great video awesome to see these old machines going, keep it coming .
Hey Muck, Happy Christmas.
Same to you!
L200 k74
Have a good Xmas and new year
Happy Christmas Lord muck, I notice not one subscriber has put a dream electric vehicle to see on Christmas day!
I'll say a small JCB fasttrac
Another good video Sir!! Glad you take the time to film rescuing old Iron. You must have quite the accumulation by now. Love to see a 91 Dodge extended cab 12-valve 2500 4x4 sitting out front.
Bugger me, you need about 5 arms to control that thing!
I truly appreciate your channel. Keep up the great work!!! Ford Raptor
John Deere 2030 with a water tight cab for once
Amazes me how stuff gets left and forgotten about. What a great old thing and still a usable peice of kit..
My late dad on his 4000.
What a marvellous old girl, would love to see more of it!
I open the window in the ol' alta-fab shack and see all the piles of shit I ever wanted!
You've got Slave Lake and that's all you need.
1)YFS
2) YAF
@@LordMuck you and your fancy acronyms
Funnily enough lubetoob removed my original reply...
Thank you for my weekly laughs. You always get me laughing and smiling, and i appreciate it. Subaru impreza
Dont do face book , twater, so im stickin it You n your have as gooda christmas as you can . All the best for the new year sure me and another 30.000 subs look forward to it . Take care MUCKER
Thanks, you too!
It was my pleasure sending that to you Kurt for all the great vids you do for us.. The car has to be Escort mk1 Mexico.. Take care and have a great day sir..
Thanks again Kev 👍😎
@@LordMuck Your welcome..
Reminds me when I was a youngster & the neighbour who was a contractor let me have a go on his Drott ( international B100). Only tracking hardcore in up & down in a low gear but for a 10 yr old blooming thrilling. It seemed a huge at the time but now they look
Exellent channel content and delivery, as always bud. Christmas morning I'd like to see my first ever motor when I was 17, I'm now 53 😫, a 1976 lwb landy hardtop with chrome 8 spoke wheels, loved it
That is an interesting piece of history, nice to see it working. It shows how much things have developed since but to be fair it would still be a valuable tool on a smallholding or something similar.
Happy Christmas my old mucker, .this is a very relaxed and pleasant site.
Same to you!
Cracking vid kurt , never have seen a drot so was really interesting , the smile on your face was all anyone needed to see how impressive the old girl was . Vw bus/camper not fussed if it has split screen or not .
Well that brought a tear to an old mans eyes, the unmistakeable sound of an MF 135 engine and lever controls.
Thanks Mucker!
For me a Fiat Panda 4x4 just for the fun of it.
I wish for the same thing every year, a 6R4 Metro. Thanks for the Video LM, enjoyed 👍
Thats a Cool old Digger. Operaters Back Earned There Pay Running One of Those All Day. Love The Vids !
Amazing versatility built into that machine, someone aught to restore this old beauty! Maybe I am being sentimental or totally mental!
Merry Christmas and thanks for all your very entertaining videos
Another top vid mucker.
The jcb was a bit smoother to operate then the massey but you didn't do bad. Easiest question I've ever been asked ducati 916, that would put a bigger smile on my face than waking up and seeing the wife's head between my legs.
Great stuff, you are a lucky guy to get to work on these machines, keep it coming mate
That Furgy sure shined through during her heydey still a little glamour coming out.Merry Christmas. Cheers from Jacksonville Florida
GMC Sierra in the driveway
Another great vid, for me a MK1 Escort Mexico. My uncle rebuilt a crashed one back in the 80s when he worked in an accident and repair shop.
you got nice unique machinery on this channel. that would make a good project to restore it, paint job, seat and other things that needs to be done it.
What an amazing bit of kit. Great to see it working. I have a three point linkage excavator of similar Era with very similar controls and is a handful to control. Keep the great content coming. 👍🏼
Loved watching this my dad used to use old drott’s back years ago For demolition
Another quality video! That massy looks in surprising good shape. Much fun to be had there!
"Shitter was full" 🤣🤣 absolute quality.. 👍🏻 keep up the good work.🚜👍🏻
Would love to see a ford Sierra cosworth what a classic they are. Smashing video and what an amazing find she was cant wait for the next one
Great video love all things about classic plant and tractors wish I could find something as lovely as that abandoned
On Christmas morning would love to open the curtains to see a David Brown crawler
Beautiful old 200b. Quite Jealous 👍. Worth restoring. Machines like that are rare. Similar to a International 100b drott , JCB backhoe. More please.
MK 2 Escort RS1800 twin cam. Great video Kurt.👍🏴🇺🇸
Loved the video, reminded me when I was an ankle biter watching the drotts working on a housing estate along with jcb 3c2 and little put put dumpers.
I'd like to see on my driveway my old mk2 ford cortina 1600 gt coupe. She was stolen and I still think about her to this day.
I would finally love to see my grandads Massey 135, I learnt to drive this long before I could drive anything else, not only that but I would love to keep it in the family for years to come so when I start a family I have somthing to pass to them. And would hope they get as much enjoyment out of it that I have while growing up.
I've always wanted one of these. If only one would come up for sale.
She'd be a nice thing to restore.
I mean if you looked on eBay who knows what you'd find ? 😂
When I worked in land drainage we had a Massey 400 drott it was a good old drott !
I've never heard of a machine quite like this. Wonderful video as always
Glad you enjoyed it Don 👍
Another great video mucka! Watching this before I go to work.
What a wonderful old lady nice and tidy first piece of big kit I drove at college was a drot scared s###less in the cab pulling on the clutch levers it was full scale workout for machine and me we also had a old Ford backhoe with the same lever configuration up and downs with no left and right
Beautiful old machine ! I remember sitting in a MF 300 drott at five years old with guy who gave me my job when I left school ! Keep going you do well and yes your hilarious 😆👍
She went to Orkney few years ago he had old mf 360 digger he was ex Shetland isles
Thanks for another show. Merry Christmas to you and yours. From North Carolina
Great video and a great bit of kit and I like to wake up to see a aston Martin dB 7 happy Christmas to your and all
I love the way you edit, i'm new here just going through your old stuff.
Welcome aboard!
Nice find!! Not a bad looking machine for sitting in the woods. I'd use it!
What a machine can’t believe how well it’s working.
Nice little digger , excellent video and very informative . Always wondered about the drot name , now I know. The car I'd like to see on my drive way on Christmas morning ,
a classic Porsche 911, or a series 1 E type coupé, , or a Dodge Ram pickup with Sandra Bullock in the drivers seat ,, Mmmmmmmmm!
Keep up the good work , and I wish you a merry Christmas .
All the best 👍
LM , don't anything different !! Your channel is awesome thanks for all your hard work 👍
a renault 4 classic french rust bucket loved them carried frigging alsorts of kit and animals and great across the fields have a good christmas stay safe have been told if you have a few jars of best bitter it keeps covid away well its working so far have a good one plus the video about the drott cracking brought back many memories of working on site way back in my youth :-)
What a beauty, The thing works better than most new cars these days.
Great video always look forward to the new ones.
Would have to be a nice red escort cosworth for me.
Awesome little machine. I could play in that all day
Lord muck. Sorry if this is a stupid question. But lol was is it you do when not filming for you tube. Are you an engineer or farm. Maybe neither. But i think you're a fascinating person to watch i really love the channel and appreciate your work and time
I sell water based paint for submarines.
@@LordMuck 🤣🤣
I thought you was gonna cry talking about how you love making videos cuz us lol Beautiful video for a birthday gift. Thanks Mucka! I have a 2005 Dodge Magnum to look at out my window..
Great video , good to see it bought back to life, where was send it girl!!!! Mercedes benz teac 1000 tractor.
Crawler loaders are fun. Buddy has a 350B JD we play with every once in a while. Bout gutless with the little 3 banger in it but it’s a blast to run and it’s power shuttle to boot. Guy that used to live across the field from us was a equipment operator his whole life. Cut his teeth on a Case 530 backhoe. Not even a CK just a straight 530 so that says how long ago he started. He called the individual levers lightning rod controls. I never got to see him run one but dad did and he said that guy was the quickest smoothest operator you ever saw.
Another great watch and chuckle. Ford F150 fae Santa.
Good to see a good old Norfolk boy making these great videos! My choice of vehicle would be a Series 1 Land Rover!
That video was awesome wish I'd took more notice of the machines from the 70s/80s can't beat a Massey 👍
BMW E60 M5. Ignore the wombles, I'm an Fendt technician and love your honest straight forward videos. Must take a lot of effort to produce these videos, keep up the good work.
A nifty little machine Kurt, a Deutz-Fahr Dx 6.10, If you don't post before next week, Merry Christmas Kurt to You and Yours and Thankyou:):)
Have a good one !
Driveway? My Scimitar GTE. Need to finish restoring it first though, so not this Christmas.
Great channel. Don't change lar.
She looks tidy and been well cared for.
I drove a Ford 4550 a few years ago and was quite abit different to what I'm used to.
Wouldn't mind seeing a Austin Healey 3000 in the drive.
Massey Ferguson 35. Have a Marry Christmas mate.
All the best
I just found you today and dearly love the way you do your first starts. I cringe every time I see guys start irreplaceable equipment without a little TLC with oil and clean fuel. Love your channel man!
Glad you like it 👍
I could watch these all day 👍👍😎😎
That is a really good find ! And I know it’s late but would of been nice to see a new f350 powerstroke !!
1980 Chevy Scottsdale just like dad had.
Merry Christmas love the channel!
Excellent Video Lord Muck :) lots fun videos of you get going and fix up lately!
Love the video fella. I can appreciate the new gear but I love the old machines. Have a nice Christmas.
Brill , enjoyed that , have a good Christmas, Matt .County 1124 forward control.
Thanks, you too!