You told him to send it and he did , made me laugh watching the palaris come of that trailer. Great vid as always .

This is what the internet is for cutting edge big lads fun. I love it nice one LM.

Deutz 6240 , it was the first brand new tractor we bought back in 1986. Been a great little 40hp tractor and I still have it. 7000 hours later and never been touched!!😀😀

1953 David Brown Crop Master, my grandad had one and I have one .

Grey Fergie is my personal favourite tractor as I believe it is the most important tractor that started modern farming. This is because of the three point linkage which is virtually on every modern tractor. I have one although it is a tef with a diesel four cylinder 😂

International 956 XL First 6 cylinder on the farm and still the best sounding tractor on the farm!

I've always liked DAVID BROWN TRACTORS when I was a kid the local farmer would have me steering whilst he controlled the foot pedals, as he ploughed the fields, it was a 1690 4x4 I remember it being fcukin huge! I was about only about 9/10 so it was a big deal for me and they're memories that I cherish! 👍

Massey Ferguson 185. Had to learn to drive before I can drive pick up truck. Miss those day on the dairy. Nice work

International 956xl the sound track of my summer holidays when I was a kid

Renault TX 110-54. It was the first tractor I driven in my life

I can't adequately put into words how happy it makes me to see that Belarus crawler hauling ass down the road. I love all that old Soviet technology. It's so interesting the way that people just made things work!

Nuffield 4/65. Yes, i know they have their problems and what not, but i find them reliable and lovely tractors to drive. Also the fact that my 4/65 has been the first tractor i owned and did up, influenced my choice.

"And it's a five point nine from the Belarus judge for the window save!"

*Hello, Lord Muck. This is an old Russian, or rather Soviet crawler tractor BELARUS DT-75. This tractor was produced in the USSR at a factory in Volgograd.(this has nothing to do with Belarus.The trademark "BELARUS" was not chosen by chance, since this brand was already recognizable in the countries where this tractor was exported). The tractor cab shown in your video is NOT native. It was installed by a local dealer.The original cabin is less spacious, although one such cabin was later brought to the VGTZ, it was tested for working conditions (air temperature, dustiness, noise, visibility, etc.) and no advantages were revealed compared to the "native" cabin. In the USSR, the tractor became a true legend of the Soviet fields! The author of this video and the audience most likely had the impression that all the crawler tractors of the DT-75 "BELARUS" family were primitive, clumsy "mechanical horses". No. This tractor was developed in the form of the DT-75S tractor, and subsequently the DT-175S/M "VOLGAR". I.e. initially it was a high-speed modification of the DT-75 tractor. Its operating speed range was 9-15 km/h; and its transport speed was up to 21 km/h. The most important distinguishing feature of the Volgar was the presence of an automatic continuously variable hydromechanical transmission!If the resistance on the hook increases, the tractor itself reduces speed, and increases traction. And vice versa. There is NO need to change gears. By the way, in February 2021 it was 35 years since "Volgar was put into production.*

Ford 4000, 1st tractor I drove at age of 10. Recently found it and bought it back again. Full restoration next year when I have collected parts!

Came for the will it start vids, subscribed for the no f's given attitude. Excellent work, keep it up!

Massey 240. Found mine with sub 500 hours between now and 1980. Beautiful old bird.

My lord your Russian translation was spot on. I have never laughed so hard. This video put the cap on a great day today. Ford 5000 biggest tractor we had the farm and it did everything. Thank you my lord for all you do.

1947 Fordson Major E2-7N, used to love driving it as a young girl, the cherry on the cake was seeing my uncle fall on the back of it, & then chase the darn the across field,..... Beautiful tractor and sounded great..

He really did send it. I'm so glad you guys persevered with this one. What a little gem.

My favourite is the Fordson County crawler. Drove a Major many times but never got to drive the County. Enjoyed the vid. Thanks

1995 model, SAME Silver 100.4. Grew up with that tractor at my gramps farm.

It's called a donkey engine!! Love these old crawlers, I bought a D4 7U when I was 18, parents thought I was completely mad, it came from Ali, in Prickwillow, Cambridgeshire, and had wide tracks, it came over as part of the war effort and after a bit of tinkering started beautifully on the donkey, and ran without making any smoke, my biggest regret was selling it! Great video, can watch you videos all night. My favourite tractor, the County 1124, with the fritzmeier cab, we had one on my Dad's farm back in the late 70's early 80's or the Roadless 115, or Roadless 120, that the neighbouring farm had at this time.

The whole video made me laugh, even the bits that I (maybe) shouldn't have laughed at, bloody brilliant Favourite tractor, County 1164, the first 4wd tractor I used..

Favourite tractor International 1455xl, 4 happy years driving her and listening to that beautiful engine, with the little side windows open.

Ford 5000 used to love chopping grass with that . Great video again looking forward to the next one

International farmall 1954 super H is my favorite tractor Reliable easy to fix. I have my father’s he got it new in 1954. I was in Russia twice and liked seeing their tractors wheeled and tracked and their amphibious track vehicles for going in the tundra. Your weather is pretty mild there. it’s been -20c here in Alaska couple feet of snow.

International 434 gasoline engine. This little tractor is done more work than all my other tractors put together.

Ford 5000 ...best memory's of my childhood

New Holland 60/TM series Best looking tractors to ever come out of Basildon, reliable and a really nice place to spend a working day

FIAT 70/90 DT, 40k box forward - reverse shuttle wide cab = class!

For simple longevity.....cheap running costs and easy to maintain and mend yourself our David brown 990 would take beating....ploughs...mows...hauls... spreads muck n slurry... no bells...no whistles just a good dependable work horse...👍

Helped a friend with his Antonov AN-2 in Auburn, CA . Learned to start the ASh-62 (license built B-17 engine) with an electric flywheel with a clutch start. If battery packed it in, you had to hand crank the flywheel. 1820 cubic inches. 30+ liters for my friends cross the pond. It was a great lesson in language, mechanics and history all wrapped in a beautiful 8,000 lb package. Flying tractor? Yes! Love it. Great show fellas. Greetings from the USA.

That eastern bulldozer awsome,strong looking machine thank you Gerald New Zealand summertime here

Got to say it brings a smile to my face every time I see a Ford 7840 Powerstar SLE. Lovely going, good looking tractors. Second would be a MF148 - the venerable 135 with a spacer to make it fit my lanky legs a bit better. Third, would be the tractor I learnt to drive in, a Ford 3910 with the universally hated column gear change. I think I might be the only person in the world that likes them. 😂

I recently discovered this channel after watching the Fud Weasels multipower series (Great channel). What a great channel you have here mucker, boy I am really enjoying the content and commentary, cheers

Ford 3000. Still have the one we had on the farm over 30 years ago. We had others, but I like the size and quick handling of the 3000. It is relegated to moving round bales now, but in the day we did most everything with it.

Great video, regards the favourite tractor,as a school kid I use to see a contractor by the name of hollingsworth who had a international crawler pulling a furrow Ransom trail plough, that man could plough , Padfield farmers often used him,good to see. Kevin Fox, Essex

Ford 8200, I learnt to drive one when I was 12. Fabulous tractor great memories on it.

The John-Deere 6506 tractor is the tractor i have good memories about. I’dd love the sound of the onblown straight six. It was the first tractor i spent most of the time during my internship. Keep up these nice video’s. Greetings from the Northern Netherlands.

Fendt 615 Lsa. My unkle owned one and I got to drive it in the summer when I was 16. Beast of a tractor.

Massey 135, first of many me and dad restored together 👌🏻 Great vid as always 👍🏻

Great video, iH 1056xl was always great to go though the gears and hear the sounds of the engine

glad you got it going could not laughing when your friend flew off the trailer and all the mishap. looking forward to seeing more on that fine machine

You’ve got to get that sorted out , she can sure shift when needed. Well done chaps 👍👍

Ford 6810 4wd with Quicki loader and column gears as was the first tractor that I drove on a daily basis back in the late 90s while listening to happy hardcore. Still got the hardcore.

4240S on a farm were Ford 4000 & 66’s were the mainstay, Silage time was a dream for a 16 year old with a 4240S chopping and 3640’s hauling in 😍

1963 Massey 35x my late dad had one did a ton of work ploughing and mowing hay love your channel Mucker

IH 956XL, first 6 cylinder tractor.

That was a great video, loved the send it. Ford 6410 Force III, that was the fist tractor i tryed to bale straw in, and my grandfather brought it brand new and I still remember the smell of new tractor.

Favourite tractor, this is tricky. Learnt on a Nuffield 10/60 aged 8. Did a lot of driving on 4/65's one of which had been fitted with a 6 cylinder engine. Also drove a few dextas. Tractors I've always wanted to drive, Alis Chalmers b, e27n, tw35 and a Massey 1200. I'd have to say that the Nuffield 465 has been my favourite because it's given me the biggest challenge over the years. A 2wd tractor on steep ground at the limits of traction and stability always gives you a huge amount of respect for the equipment.

I thought that the windscreen was really clean. Its not shite it's fun

I'm glad you can still get parts for the old gal. Makes me hopeful on some of the old stuff I work on here.

Case IH 895L. Did every single thing we every ask of it. From mowing sports grounds to forwarding timer, along with 10 winter's of feeding stock. Lover the videos get them coming

MF1200 now restoring one. I’m not from an agricultural background and it’s been a joy to work on. I have learnt a lot!! A6.354 sounds great!

Model 70 John Deere. Learnt how to drive on that old beast when I was a kid on the farm in the late sixties. Yuuupp with the pony motor. Then we went big time with a 4010 JD. Love your channel. 👌👍

1979 Kubota b6100e. Been a workhorse since new. About time for a rebuild now. Love this little tractor

That Belarus has got some speed, well worth the wait for part 2! Ford 4000, my Dad had one on our farm when I was growing up, brings back good memories and love the sound of them!

I have the 'iron disease' also. I know the sheer joy of finding some obsolete maint book to help me! You lads are the greatest.! TA!

Fordson Super Dexta because it was the first tractor I drove actually ploughing with an old MF quarter turn reversible plough which I had fixed up myself and Dad let me loose with it to actually do some work with it. I was so proud to be able actually help with the farm in a positive way doing ploughing and doing a satisfactory job with it.

Great work good to see these oldies back running keep it up.

John deere 6910, first tractor i drove and had fleet of 3 not too long ago, one being 50k model, and sound mint!

International b275 the most reliable little workhorse I’ve ever owned Great vids keep up the good work 👍

Field Marshall series 3a. One of my dad's mates had one when I was a kid. It may have been the first tractor I drove, and that sound of the big single pot diesel is music to my ears, same as the V8 rumble is.

Congratulations Mucka. That crawler took some doing but you persevered and got it to strike and bark. Like you said its free to subscribe and its rare to get anything for free but I will say clicking that subscribe button has given me a lot entertainment. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Cheers

Farmall M, was a common tractor around here when I was a kid. Loved the sound. Many, many days walking behind them as it pulled a wagon, picking up and tossing hay bales. Hardest job I ever had but loved it.

Zetor Crystal 8011, very underrated tractor and well ahead of its time

Great video, your mate does not muck about getting it off the trailer and by hell can it move never seen a crawler go that fast before. my first tractor that I drove when I was 12 in 1962 was my dad`s Fordson Major Diesel chain harrowing. love all your video`s thanks Bernard.

Cool. Gonna be a good day! Was fun to see him jump off the platform! We used to have an old Massey Harris tricycle and had to be hand cranked. Easy/scary to wheelie on.

Love the automatic closing door. Great safety feature!!

Greetings from Australia.... My favorite tractor would have to be Tail End Charlie. An Aussie icon ... Chambelain tractors are cool.

That video was absolutely priceless, getting started was very good and worth the wait and PB's driving/launch off that trailer was classic. As for favorite tractor, the Muirhill121. Mckays the local contractor had one for ploughing and I got an offer to sit on the tool box for an hour just taking it all in whilst tracking up and down the field, as a 7 year old that was the best thing ever.

Great video it's not everyday you get to see a nutter driving a Russian crawler while clutching the front windscreen

My favourite tractor is a David Brown 996. When I left school ,went to work on a farm that had one. It was a good all rounder , well built , and a great gearbox. Always find the right gear for the job . They would pull like a train and the engine sounded great. Many years later I now have one of my own that I take to shows . Great channel , love the vids.

My fave. Well I have three but all from a different status. Field Marshall. Just got to love a stationary engine on wheels. JD 7530. Used to drive one and enjoyed every second of it. MF 4840/80. Because Gagg’s used to farm with one round here and going to spilsby with you and Paul to see them. Cheered muck great video again.

My favourite for ease of use of the pick-up hitch was the David Brown 1200. Could attach a silage trailer and plug the hydraulics in without leaving the seat.

International 1056. First tractor I bought, when I was 19. Did 15,000 hours on her, including making over 100,000 round bales. She'll be in the workshop by Christmas to start a bit of a major refurb. She needs it, not having run for a decade!

Leyland 272 turbo....Sounded awesome with that turbo whistle :-)

MF35 Gold belly. Bought by my dad buggerd which we rebuilt together and then he gave it to me as my first tractor. Lots of happy memories

1936 JOHN DEERE D the first one I drove .. Keep up the great work on saving great equipment.

Good men Kurt and Dave, no bother to ye, good save Dave on the windscreen, Ford 7000, spent many summer days sitting beside my father in one buckraking silage, it had a closed in cab and padding and Dual Power:):):)

MF 135 with rear hustler forklift, learnt to drive on it and never let us down for over 20 years. Used on a plant nursery in NZ

What a great laugh that was, well worth all the hassle you've had getting it to go. Favourite tractor is a Deutz DX90 2wd, first big at the time tractor I drove.

😂brilliant 👏 Nice to see the old girl fired up 👍 I own a kubota b8200 hst and for the size of our property and my budget this is perfect with its front loader and for my log splitter, pto saw bench, and mcconnel swingtrim

Many a wealthy person will never get a smile like you had on start up😊👏👏👏👏👌

MF 135 for me. First tractor I ever drove, and my dad still owns, and uses it. I use it for ploughing matches and dad uses it for everything else. Mowing, topping, tedding and baling. It’s still going strong.

international 674 when i was 16 i used to drive one every day. great tractor. ive got one now 36 yrs later still love it.

Gutbrod 1030 (mini tractor) I bought an old girl as a project after sitting in a shed for 10 years.managed to get it going. What a beauty In bits right now and ready to get it cleaned up and back together.

My dad drove an artic in the 70's with a 40ft trailer that had a donkey engine driven Hiab. First chance i had to use it was unloading new Yamaha bikes. I used climb on the load and tie the strops for him. Great fun. Cheers

My favourite tractor is my ford 4000 My granda bought it in 2005 the year I was born and he passed away and I inherited it A couple of years ago I decided to start into restoring it It is now pretty close to finished and just in time as next year I can get my license tractor means a lot to me

Dave's the man!, spring steel spine, titanium tailbone, floor penetrating clutch foot and catlike reflexes was all shown on that ride, that was awesome 🤣 Tractor would be a Ford TW 35, always wanted one and I'm not even a Farmer or farmhand.

Great video! David trying to steal the show!😂 the window falling out was a highlight! Got to be MF6290, just because

One of the best videos! Bloody shifts doesn't it.

My 1952 Fordson major which i restored and named samuel after my younger brother who we lost to cancer in 2005, have good memories playing with out toy tractors as kids good old carpet farming :)

Feckin' brill mates! Great vid and glad i discovered this channel through Peg. Cheers from Canada! Oh yeah, fave tractor was my Case 235 (first one and heated cab)

Top upload, only just recently come across your channel and I'm catching up on your uploads, one of the most interesting channels going at the minute 👍👍👍😎😎

Fav tractor, would have to be the CA Allis Chalmers that's in a pile in my shop right now. Dad bought it new in 1951.

Allis Chalmers WD45. Hauled many a trailer load of wheat off the field in my youth.

1961 Oliver 1800A first tractor I drove with my father at age 3. I have a lot of fond memories on that tractor.