Tractors in Australia - Most famous Australian tractor brands! (Chamberlain, Baldwin, Merlin etc.)

[@MatheoMisiak]

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[@tosijjaan]

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[@MatheoMisiak]

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[@acme_tnt8741]

Yes, I left a comment on the main comments. I will say it again because you deserve the credit. As an American living in the Midwest not far from numerous Tractor and Steel plants. Very informative!

[@johnboyd6943]

And you didn't mention Massey Ferguson?

[@MatheoMisiak]

@@johnboyd6943 Massey Ferguson is not an australian brand

[@ThePiquedPigeon]

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[@MatheoMisiak]

Thank you!😊 I'm keen on farming machinery since I was a child and I was repairing URSUS tractors with my grandpa. It is going to be more videos about tractors and heavy equipment from all around the world!😉🙂

[@TrevorStruthers]

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[@grandpamartin8647]

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[@basilpunton5702]

The one in the Redex rally was known as Tail End Charlie. The stories about this tractor are legendary. A friend of mine went for ride on it. He said they were half a mile down the road when the driver went for top gear. Alas 60 hp does not accelerate 4 tons were swiftly, but could keep going. A navigator in the rally told that on a day in the north west of Australia on very poor dirt roads (low speed) his driver thought that through the dust he could see someone overtaking. There was. The tractor which was towing a Volkswagen beetle. The VW was touching down and bouncing, the crew looked worried. It went to show how rugged was the VW suspension, most other cars would have crashed. Also showed how good was the front suspension of the tractor.

[@zachmiller9175]

That tractor pulling a camper seemingly set up for overlanding is fantastic, love it.

[@Djauntywanker]

Got my dad watching the video and there was a picture of the street he lived in with the acre master that was made in Meriden . He got very excited ! .. my dad is loving the video . Thankyou .

[@jefftheaussie2225]

Interesting to note the Chamberlain Industrial crane being used to put the Acremaster together. They used to pull a new Acremaster down to its component modules at field days and put it back together to show how easy they were to work on. It didn’t take them very long. I know of one that was in our district and the owner was quite happy to have it pulled apart a couple of times a day at the Orange National Field Days.

[@PrimeBrosEquipment]

Such a cool video! Now I want to visit these units! The Chamberlain at the 0:30 sec is my favorite

[@jefftheaussie2225]

A farmer from South Australia built it using 3 Chamberlain Super 90s from the early 60s. They had a Detroit 3/71 in them and the model before (the 70DA, which was the same tractor) was the biggest wheeled tractor in the world at the time. The front unit has a 6/71 motor in it going through the same trans. He uses it in his operation even though it looks like a bit of a handful. Jeff

[@markcranage2651]

My Grandpa worked at Horwood Bagshaw, maybe 60 years ago at Mile End, South Australia.

[@stevendownes7508]

Great intro mate. We used to make so much durable farm machinery here - especially for extended dry and hot conditions. Now we stuffed it.

[@therabster1995]

Really enjoying these videos keep it up

[@Feldynn]

Another really interesting video! I had heard elsewhere that John Deere and Deutz Fahr has some success in Australia but didn't know about the other brands or any of these local ones!

[@basilpunton5702]

John Deere still doing well. Deutz Fahr have a patchy history.

[@EverGoodHunter]

Is there any more info on the red tractor from the thumbnail? Looks super interesting and if like to learn more about it.

[@2bittesla]

You didn't cover the tractor from the thumbnail.

[@stuarthancock571]

That's a homemade machine made from 2 tractors and a heap of custom made parts.

[@davidfoord3164]

You missed out Waltanna, who offered one of the first rubber Tracked tractors

[@MatheoMisiak]

Oooo, I’ve never heard about this brand

[@davidfoord3164]

@@MatheoMisiak Wlatanna also built big 4wd's, But worked with a UK Company to develop a tracked tractor. Great video BTW

[@MatheoMisiak]

I can’t find any pictures or information about this brand. Could you send me some on my email?

[@MatheoMisiak]

Ah, ok got it

[@Hugh_magoo]

I’ve got a Waltanna trac 225 in vic Australia

[@wazza33racer]

Phillips Acremaster was probably the best of the homegrown Australian tractors in articulated 4wd. They are still in use on farms, owners speak highly of them. The problem with the Upton, was that the Sherman/Grant transaxle had a habit of snapping axles. The transaxle was really meant for driving a high speed tank track sprocket, and not large diameter,low speed tractor tyres.

[@stuarthancock571]

Laurie Phillips is taking orders to build new Acremaster tractors. Reason being so many farmers are fed up with overly complicated computer controlled tractors that break down with fault codes only a dealership technician can repair. They will be simple basic tractors without all the bells and whistles.

[@andreauberti9294]

Interesting video Matheo , Farming in Australia is weird and big like this spider 0:06 😂 I thought Australia had many other tractor brands besides these, agriculture in Australia has always fascinated me because they also have many varieties of cows, many weird and big tractors and for some giant Farms

[@rlandmand]

Another fun fact is that the Australian farmers are able to farm alot of land with a realetive smal numbers of tractors and implements. I worked on a 4000 hectar farm in WA and we only Had 4 Tractors and the largest one was a Case Magnum 245 it did all the seeding and heavy field work we also only was 3 people fulltime to work the farm.

[@metricstormtrooper]

Great video youve put together, one you missed which should have been game changing was the Caldwell vale four wheel drive and four wheel steered tractor from 1910, apart from a vexacious litigant would have changed farming for the better, the caldwell brothers were geniuses.

[@farminginaustralia628]

I drove the Horward articulated tractor in the 80's they were experimenting with

[@johnossendorf9979]

The wheels on the Big Lizzy are extremely reminiscent of WW1 heavy artillery wheels and wheels from some of the first experimental wheeled heavily armored vehicles of the era.

[@wildcardcooper7415]

Great videos! I would recommend looking at the Czechoslovakian combine harvester SM 500, which was revolutionary worldwide, yet the CCCP never allowed mass production.

[@MatheoMisiak]

Thanks! You mean Agrostroj Prostějov SM500? Very interesting project - definitely I should make an entire video about it. I also have a big collection of old photos and videos with polish FMŻ Bizon harvesters - it is going to be entire series about polish combines🙂

[@wildcardcooper7415]

@@MatheoMisiak Exactly. Or Agrostroj Jičín and its SC3 - 611 and SC1 - 041 beet harvesters. Yes, legendary Bizon harvesters, looking forward to see it!

[@basilpunton5702]

Missed the Brown 4wd of the 1950's. Based on 2 Canadian (CMP) truck axles.

[@rohanburgess3320]

Other thing to note is chamberlain built a tractor that was capable of 85km/Hr to support a round Australia car rally.

[@basilpunton5702]

Redex trial. Easy to do given two separate gearbox. Just invert something in one of them.

[@jefftheaussie2225]

Tail end Charlie was the first prototype Champion now known as the 9G. It was technically a 6G as it only had a 2 speed transfer case as compared to later ones which had a 3 speed one. It had a higher ratio diff to get the 60mph. The production ones could do 30 mph on the road. It still exists in a museum in WA.

[@nigelalexander3347]

Thank you for a great video

[@midladder]

When is ths video on ex- Yugoslavian ag machines coming out? Big greetings from Croatia

[@RCmodelManiac]

Glad to see that your "English" channel is getting worlwide public. Keep going and good luck ;) Pozdrowienia od mechanizatorów z kanału polskojęzycznego

[@Tractor8840]

I really wish I could understand Polish. I know theres so much good info on his other channel!

[@MatheoMisiak]

@@Tractor8840 don't worry, I am going to translate my older videos to english so everyone could enjoy them😊

[@pl7158]

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[@martykath4427]

Hart Parr was also an early import

[@acme_tnt8741]

Wow! I watched the DPRK tractor video which I liked. I apologize for not subscribing immediately after I watched it. I didn't pay attention to the creator because I thought it was a creator just sharing someone's content. Now I realize I came across a channel that I'm sure will gain subscribers in its infancy. This is great content. Your english is very easy to understand and your grammer is on point. Probably better than my own. Great channel, Great work, let's get you some subscribers and views! Ohio,USA old but still plays with tractors.

[@shakeydavesr]

Yeah, Mather’s english is better than a lot of folks born here nowadays,,,lol.

[@TrevorStruthers]

I just found your channel. Watched the Robo one first. Then looked at the channel. I see you have a lot of subs in Polish language. Makes sense, this is very well done. Subsribed

[@MatheoMisiak]

thanks, I hope my english channel will grow even larger😌

[@TrevorStruthers]

@@MatheoMisiak oh it will my man. Lots of farmers in north america

[@j.romanorov]

Back in 80 Ceausescu sent there thousands of UTB tractors in parts,and a team to assembly...

[@robertfoster7807]

australian government seemed to assist multi national manufacturing company in later years and not australian manufacturers

[@metricstormtrooper]

The wheels on big lizzie were originally designed and used on world war one artillery pieces, also i drove a chamberlain industrial tractor while harrowing newly cleared forest being set up for a horse stud, that was magically turned into a hobby farming estate in mulgoa in new south wales, the "developer" was a crook who withheld my income tax payments which got me in trouble with the tax department until they realise it was just my boss skimming of my tax for personal gain, he got away with it because he was rich. The chamberlain was great to drive although i bogged quite easily in the wet sandy soil.

[@adammackinnon4850]

I need one of those 110km/h chamberlain's

[@romain793]

Very nice and interesting video, but you didn't talk about Waltanna tractors, which is a big miss... This being said, continue the good work, I have immediately subscribed after have seen this video!

[@dalebargen]

Tell us about the long orange tractor in the thumbnail photo?

[@drewtan5493]

Interesting research but you didn't mention one off the more famous small Australian Tractor builders Waltanna

[@williamburns9731]

Corowa is on the Murray River, not the coast. John Deere like most multinational companies all ran to China in 1980s, hence John Deere sold in Australia most come from China.

[@Gugernoot]

Something that would hard for you to find I recon would be Australian internationals.

[@germanyisthebest1599]

i sugest you make a video abaut tractors in poland

[@florianjeidler8101]

Can you make a video about Austria tractors

[@phalanx3803]

Matheo : shows Big Lizzie Me : the hell people outside of our town know about this thing!!!! 11:50 to add context on how massive that air seeder is and how much power that Baldwin has it use to be pulled by 2 linked John Deer 9400T's kzbin.info/www/bejne/an2UoXRmppxkebM

[@sergioramoneroles5807]

Hermosas máquinas Imagínate agronomia 4.0 sistemas operativos AGV otros Aguanté la ingeniería del campo Gracias por la exposición

[@jonbowen6805]

The Baldwin Tractor sure looks a whole lot like Big Bud Tractors made in Montana USA.

[@ericsherman4181]

That’s what I thought also

[@jefftheaussie2225]

Baldwin built locomotives mainly. They may look like Big Bud but they were Australian. Probably got Engines and transmissions etc from the same places as Big Bud.

[@sergioramoneroles5807]

Gracias por tu exposición

[@campoelpumacampoelpuma3139]

Haz uno de argentina please!

[@patrykos6150]

o matheo 780 niewiedziałem że masz angielski kanał

[@TrevorStruthers]

Good idea making an english channel. Maybe I should do the same with spanish.

[@thesketchydude1315]

Interesting that how the longer John Deere was in Ownership of Chamberlain the More and More they Morphed into Regular John Deeres of the era shame they went the way of the dodo though...much like our own companies here in Canada in the form of "Cockshutt" and "Versatile" (until recently when Versatile re-started...though they are just rebadged Russian Tractors now sadly so it really does not even count in my mind, shame in that case as they went from building incredible creations like "Big Roy" in the 70s to being nothing more than a badgejob :( )

[@jefftheaussie2225]

That’s right. The 80 series tractors shown there (4080) had a lot of stuff common to 40 series JDs such as air conditioning including the vents in the roof. The layout with the fuel tank in front and the side screens were pure JD. The motors were Sarin from France but all the trans including the two speed hi/low and cab was Australian. The diff would outlast about three motors easily. Jeff

[@tonylam9548]

So Au have high temperature and dusty, neither are unique to Au. Waiting for parts is a different matter all together.

[@jeremygarst394]

What about the tractor in the thumbnail? What is that beast?!

[@jefftheaussie2225]

That’s a home made “Chamberlain”.

[@ronaldlucas5360]

Interesting

[@mrpickle2919]

you better not forget new zealand auzy nieghbor

[@marijan9883]

next video tractors in ex yugoslavija

[@oprussianosovietico2859]

Bro, i arrived yesterday in the north korean tractor's video, EXTREMELY nice channel! This type of videos... Good idea! Make a video about brazilian tractors :) my country, +1 subscribe

[@oprussianosovietico2859]

And sure, combines, if you have a question about the machines, tell me! :D

[@MatheoMisiak]

Thank you! South America is also a very interesting topic. I already write a script about Araus combines from Argentina!🙂

[@oprussianosovietico2859]

@@MatheoMisiak We have many brazilian combines and equipment brands, in the BRAZILIAN old combine brands we have SLC (bought by John Deere), Ideal (bought by AGCO) and Santa Matilde (i don't know what happened with this brand), in the implements we have Stara and Jacto (the majors), Planticenter, Tatu Marchesan, Semeato, Vence Tudo and GTS (another big brands, GTS produced the world's biggest header, the Flexer XS 62 ft), Baldan, São José Industrial, Civemasa (smaller but significant brands), and sure the old sprayer brand Montana (bought by Kuhn) and the tractor brand Agrale, who produce simple but strong tractors

[@oprussianosovietico2859]

And sure, Engesa (the same brand whk has produced the Main Battle Tank Osório and other military things) and Müller, old high power tractors brands

[@markkallstrom5672]

Dad always bought International [ Case ] because John Deere cost more . Washington State . U S A

[@MatheoMisiak]

Are you from Australia?

[@kartikiskil]

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[@عليفليح-س8س]

انا من العراق وريد اعمل في استراليا

[@tosijjaan]

Veri guud juutuub video

[@TheDriverforever]

film ujdzie ale angielski wychodzi ci jak naprawy maszyn rolniczych u Korbanków 😂😂😂

[@rossbryan6102]

QUITE INTERESTING! I WAS PREVIOUSLY AWARE OF THE CHAMBERLAIN BRAND. BUT UNAWARE OF THE NUMBERS OF OTHER LOCAL BRANDS!

[@aspopulvera9130]

Australian tractor isn't complete without anti-nightmarish creature features

[@tomasgimenez4592]

Woods the best, but their spokesperson is not.

[@lars277]

I was interested in your video until the music started playing. Then I was done.

[@MatheoMisiak]

Why? You can skip that part, I make chapters for my every video

[@theoztreecrasher2647]

@@MatheoMisiak Yep. We can kill the sound and UN-rely on the laughable Auto-generated captions. OR we can politely ask video posters NOT to add sudden blaring MUSAK to their otherwise excellent videos. 😉 I really cannot understand WHY anyone would want to p***-off a large portion of their possible audience? Is it REQUIRED by KZbin that it MUST be included? I mean if folks think that their artistic efforts might need some loud extraneous noise to make their videos intelligible surely they could just note this at the start so that those with similar "Artistic" Manias could add the cacophony via their headphones without the rest of us having to wake the baby and the whole house up?! 🤔🙄

[@alanchatfield4271]

Lands down under lol, mate wake up