Looks like a fun event! I need to get my Ford 601 Workmaster to my local harvest reunion one of these years

Wasn't expecting Minecraft type music

When I was young, I used to be hyper creative too. Age and a few failures have slowed me down. I appreciate what you are doing. Keep it up.

Amazing!

Very nice job mate

should have turned it in to a couch

Yeah

Oh no

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Love it, looks really good you put a lot of work and creativity into the project and it shines in the result.. Well done. I've seen where people put a seat in the boot, which would be great in a man cave or blokes lounge. Maybe your next project idea😊

Well done mate, very nice outcome and definitely unique for sure !

Job well done. 👍

Love it great to see it live on & get used & not just left to rot to nothing. Cheers from Adelaide brother. 🍻👍

Ridiculous looking setup

Thats cool

Seems like an all new box built from scratch would have been cheaper and take less time. Of course, there would not be the "look at that" factor.

Wow, what an awesome salvage restoration into a tool box. Kudos too you for an outstanding job. 👏 👏👏

That a winner mmmmm two wagon end s butt up with glass say just long anuff to sleep in very cool

I have subscribed 1st time. Great content, and thank you very much for creating and sharing with us. From William.

I wasn't quite sure where this was going at first but the end result is awesome. Good job

It's good that you make use of this Instead of rotting away I'm a big holden fan wish they still around making them.......

Love it. Wasn’t sure about the wheel wells but they turned out a real treat 🤘🏻

Good job that you done keeping using car parts and making tool box Painting it two tone magic..

Awesome work mate well done

What a great addition to your collection. Looks very original and not knocked around. I also have one waiting for reconditioning but someone painted it red and grey so I will have to sort that out too.

Hella wavy need a professional like me to wash your car my boy

If anything never comes from right to repair, at least the silver lining is that these old beauties get a second lease on life and continue to show what they can do for generations more to come.

By god thats a very nice 6.50 dx you have their lad im big into the deutzs here in ireland we have a 6.30 dx and agrostar 6.61 and a 10006

Can't think of anything better than a Christmas Fergie and Power Major. Hope you had a great Christmas and get a few days off. Dave.

Classic hay carting outfit Luke. I have slides of my Dad and Mum and Uncle caring hay with a FE ute towing a timber 6x4 trailer with me as a baby in the cab with mum back in 1967

Great pull with the Fordson. You will never be able to hide when its running ! I was looking for your Fergie but the fordson was there instead. That county sure gets the power down. Cheers Dave.

Just doing what it was made for

Hope you have front wheel weights on that tractor mate those little tractors lift the front wheels off the ground easy as seen them near stand up remember the length of the crane and the higher you lift the more grip on the front tyres to the ground is lighter as you lift

Man lives in the perfect Screensaver 🎉

Hi Luke, love your videos. I’ve got a little place in the wheat belt of WA I’ve got some old machinery. Takes me back when I was a kid. Love old farm machinery 👍

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Great job Luke. A wonderful addition to your collection. Dave.

I had 2 of these when I was living at walla walla really simple and cool header to use👍 now I just bought a international 726. Good video mate Cheers Chris

How dare you

Hey Luke. As usual another really entertaining video. You really remind me of myself at your age. Repairing and operating these older machines will build your skills and mechanical understand that will give you confidance to tackle larger and more complicated jobs. I just love your Fordson. It looks so original, a generational tractor to be passed on through the family. Do you follow "Fixing Fordsons"? He has some helpful advice particularly with regard to the seals between the gear box and back end. Cheers. Dave.

Good video brings back a lot of memories I started farming in1962 used an old AL harvester for a few years then 585 PTO later an SP which I converted to diesel engine then a 587 SP thena variety of 3342s all were S Hand

In 1962 I as a teenager worked the summers in hay for a Neighborhood dairyman.......He had a tricycle front Super Major ..... and a New Holland baler that had a board chamber stuffer......Diesel fuel was 5 cents a gal... sweated many a day stacking hay on trailers behind that rig..

Good to see you posting Luke. Just love the classics at work,, doing what they were made to do. Does the Major have Live PTO and Raised PTO ?

Hi Luke I have one of these on my farm. What year were they built?

A great verse to go with the video. Thank you. Dave.

Thank you for these videos, Just not enough Aussie farm content on youtube. I just love the Fordson and combine. Dave

Great video. I have a 587 PTO 12' and use it to harvest lucrne seed and the occasional cereal crop we have on our small farm. I am always complemented on a fine sample.

Very good and funny videos bring a great sense of entertainment!

hi luke i have just been watching your videos there great , i have just bought an 585 pto header am planning to restore and learn to use , we are located in murchison east in victoria , i have no idea how it all works but doing lots off reading and looking up stuff on the web and tips or hint would be appreciated cheers steve

Hello Luke . I have used my Massey 585 and I was going to send you a video but it seems I can’t do it here in comments .