Working Tractors at Carrington 2022

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Great video. Nice looking and sounding machines.

[@petergardner2334]

green fowler440 very nice to see it in action

[@marianhoban9086]

Brand!NEW! TRACTORS! FOR! ALL!!!!!!!

[@marianhoban9086]

SEND! THEM!

[@frankwurth5375]

How long ago was this get together? I like the theme of working equipment. The soil is ready for the old cultimulcher/ roller to mellow out the clumps.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

The event was on the 28th and 29th of May 2022. If you like this video take a look at some my other working tractor videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/h6qZmGqBr9x5pLs

[@frankwurth5375]

I was curious because everyone is wearing jackets. Sure could use some of that cooler weather today here. Mid to upper 90s F, I had to hide inside where it's cooler, for my health!@@Casterton-Vintage

[@conmanumber1]

Gosh why are tractors in the U.K so ugly looking compared to American built?.

[@Casterton-Vintage]

That's an interesting question. It depends which particular tractor you are referring to but early tractors can be very different because they were built at a time when the format of a tractor was still open to discussion. There are some US built tractors in this video.

[@frankwurth5375]

Many of those tractors being shown are right out of the field, still working for the owners.

[@conmanumber1]

@@Casterton-Vintage The only thing the British made well were the insanely cool Lister - Petter - Siddeley Hawker Diesels. Americans really set the standards for agricultural machinery both made practical and simple. I dreaded the time I worked on English Massey Ferguson and David Browns which the electricals and panel work was a nightmare. Americans were so simple and tidy to work on.

[@wonkylommiter6364]

Fins and chrome not really necessary in the U.K!

[@donaldellis3609]

​@conmanumber1 mind your head doesn't explode its that full of shite.