Me too. Nothing beats the sound of a classic Ford tractor from the cab.

these machines arent american

Built in Antwerp Belgium and Michigan USA. But the later TWs were all Antwerp.

Tilbage i 2002 plejede jeg med en TW 35 og 7 furet kverneland plov omkring legaværket v Hadsten. Da var hovedet satme mørbanket efter 12 timer i sædet det hylede i ørene flere timer senere. Savner jeg den i dag. JA JA JA JA 🥰🥰 TW power 💪💪

It’s in Denmark

I Will try that 👍🏼

194 on the pto

What? Almost every engine you put in front of there, does that.. Doesn't mean how much hp it has. It is just so sudden change of load for little time that it makes the engine do that.

@@RoisinT2 true that 👍🏻

Hi guys the reason the engine note on the tractor dips it's the action of the rammer inside the bailer, if you watch the segmented movement of the bale on the ejector you will notice it coresponds to the engine note, it's perfectly normal, if you look at conventional small balers you can see gather arms rotating and packing straw into the rammer and you will notice the tractor and bailer have an oscillating action that coincides withe action of the rammer, more modern tractors have a facility on the drivers seat that can be unlocked so the driver and seat can free move to counteract the movement, never the less she's a beauty

@@simonbaker8776 You think?