Don’t worry Richard !! The doors are easy and you’ve missed the bulkhead and tub - damaging them would have been a nightmare. Cheap fix is to take the door card off and just push the dent out a bit, careful with the door card though - those early one piece lift up handle door fittings are rare. Chucking more money is a new door from somewhere like sp4x4 (good prices) and paint to match, probably cheaper than reskinning it too. Cheapest fix is to call it character and don’t do it again 😅

The Harrow might work as a place to hang tool up on. It you hang up the Harrow in a shed with the spikes pointing out, Then hang tools on the spikes maybe.

“Pick ‘ee out the stingerz “ is the best line ever! Some people look at you blank when you use that phrase - “they obviously ain’t from round ‘ere “ ?🤣🤣👍👍🚜🚜

Not been watching your channel for long i really like thus a bit of history Richard its like old pub's the plow and Harrow different old name's i expect many of you're long team fewer,s no different pubs names thanks 👍 Richard

In my late grandad's garden, there is still an original white brick two stall cow byre, with original hay loft and hay feeders, cobblestone floor and big stone kirbs. Now used for storing the lawnmower in and as a sort of garden shed.

The Harrow was known as a zig zag Harrow their was a long bar to go on front that joined all the sections to gather and a long piece of timber attached to go in between the 2 horse. it folded up to be loaded to move it from field to field 😅

the harrows are zig zag harrows for harrowing ploughed ground, they were attached to a long pole for width. My grandfather was a horse ploughman/ Shephard

Hi Richard. Great videos. I would say that the horse drawn implement is a potato lifter. Would make a nice sun chair in the garden. Never seen a set of peg harrows like that before. Could upcycle them into a wine rack or book shelves in the farm house. I have seen a peg harrow made into lights hanging from the ceiling. Or stud up against a garden wall with flowers on. Just some ideas. Glad they have survived and you are keeping them as part of the farms history.

Hi Richard, I too like the old machinery and implements the only trouble with that is we’re still using it our newest tractor is 30 years old 😂 love your videos keep it up cheers 👍

Hi Richard these videos are really cool. Can you do more like this on more old farm equipment you have on the farm.

My grandfather starred on his first job on a farm in the 1930s with horses ramsholt Suffolk, after the war he started on another farm for another 41 yrs with tractors, I still have his first pay packet after the war, he would of probably well used that item, maybe they lifted sugar beet or turnips with it, would look nice painted with new handles 👍

One of my neighbour farmers, put out nice stones, in a circle like a flower bed, he placed some old horse ploughs, culltivator and beet pulper after painting them

Found out it's a sugar beet topper,equivalent now is a scew bar knife topper on modern harvesters

Zig Zag harrows and horse drawn row crop hoes . We used zig zag harrows for harrowing after the corn drill. Also for smoothing the ground before planting veg . . I suspect a lot of them are still in use today. Lots for sale if you Google them.

Hi Richard They would look lovely by your house so visitors can admire them certainly be a talking point ...think they deserve the limelight again but I'm sure you will find the perfect resting place for them .. lovely video

It's either a side hoe or a sugar beet topper, it looks a bit wide for the side hoe,its not for potatoes they usually have a short ridged with fingers on to separate the tattys and soil the harrows look like covering harrows to follow the drill cultivating harrows have a chisel tooth on them(,probably find a bag full) at an agricultural engineer a I use I know he has some with left hand home made Whitworth nuts on

It i😊s bitter sweet to find these old implements. 👍👍😊

Good news mate pop master come to TV on Monday nights 😂

Lovely piece of history Richard.

Some nice old school implements ❤

That’s what we used to call a zigzag harrow and was used after the seed was sown

Hi Richard. Look at this way it adds character. Love your videos x

Richard... well done on another unexpected trip down memory lane... love old farm equipment as well which brought me into agri engineering...😊. We sill have a lot of sentimental equipment about as well on our farm which with a little bit of fettling would go back to work... Still have fond memories of an old threshing machine sitting on the edge of a field when I was just wee .. but it left the farm to a new owner about 40 years ago, probably still about yet... they knew how to build things to last with quality materials back then... stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I bet my old Dad would have known what it did as I have said before he and he's brothers and sisters were born and bred on a Farm in Cookham in the Royal County of Berkshire in the late nineteenth century when every thing was horse drawn if he was around now he would be about 130😁

Now I'm no expert but it kinda looks like a bean cutter. They used to do a lot of field beans in New York state and it sorta looks like the old tractor dawn ones only older. Could be something else I'm not sure. Anyway it's neat old stuff, your great grandfather was probably using those.

Brilliant video again funky

Nice ornament for the garden . A piece of history

Hi Richard I have a couple of old horse drawn ploughs in my back garden,one made 3 miles from home by Kells of Gloucester,a bit of local history.

They were a set of spike narrows that usually ran alongside each other. My father adapted our horse drawn ones to be towed by a tractor and used yearly until 1979

A lot of old equipment plough etc used here for garden art , nice to see on display.

Good morning Richard Pop door card off and pop worst of it out. I’ve done it on my 90 besides it justs adds a storey

i think the flower idea for the old piece would be awesome and give it some new life , and flowers are nice to look at :) win win

As above with the position of the feet on yer horse kit I’m wondering If it’s for lifting turnips as a potato lifter tends to have “fingers” to catch the individual potatoes, whereas that’s shaped like it catches two rows of a single root lifts them into the centre , then followers would top n tail them with a knife and load them into a cart, I’m sure there’s bound to a few vintage ploughmen in your area would let you or Jack have a go with the old Ferguson or a horse plough

2 and 6 2 shillings and 6 old pence (2s 6d) or a half crown. My pocket money from my gran. It was a fortune in 1970 for a kid. If you consider black jacks were 4 for a penny or 4oz of loose sweets from a jar for up to 6d (old pence) it represented a helluva crop of sweets.

I love the history of the old working family farms

Horse grober plus 4 piece grass cover harrow. Which you could still use for covering grass seed behind ms 135or 35 they were for the horse .worth more now then new ..clean them up may be bite of paint .i remember a old horse seeder a few year a go in a shed can,t remember where .great bit of history for years to come

Thanks for the history lesion. Sure is a horse drawn plough or cultivator

When I broke my horse in to drive many years ago, my uncle lent me an old hay cart and harness, the hay cart had those pig tails on it so you could hook the leather traces from my horses harness to the cart. Love that harrow.

Put an inter tube out of a tire in the inside of the door. Air up slowly made take a bit of caressing with a small hammer on the outside but the dent won’t be near as severe

Your on a roll

I seen items like that sold as garden art sold for double what you said between 200 to 300 quid A lot of the old horse drawn equipment was converted to fit the tractors especially in poorer parts of the country. Where my gran lived had a plough, harrows and potato harvester all converted from horse to tractor pulled

On Find It, Fix It, Flog It they would make a Sun Lounger for the garden out of that ole Plough frame 🤔😁😁

Used to be lots of old hotse drawn stuff up at our old farm and the leather works for tue horses hung in the medical barn as we called it , my granddad told me what every bit did , sadly most went to the skip and for scrap when the place was bought up by some Londoner the farm .

We use to call those harrows zig zag harrows and use to be pulled behind the seed drill.

Its always sickening when you damage a long priced vehicle like an old Landy, being a Defender owner myself i do feel your pain. On a more serious note though there seems to be a theme running here of a general lack of concentration, The fert bag issue, the busting of the hestan bale for the pigs and now this. i do worry about you as it is noticeably getting worse in the past few months. Im a long time subscriber and im not trying to be ultra critical its just my own observations. As for the implement i would take it back to the house and place it in the garden, paint it up and it will look great.

Ahh, Land Rover. When in the army we would have drilled through the door, screwed a large hook onto a batten on the inside, length of rope and pull it out ! The harrows would have had, usually, a wooden yoke to which they attached via large chain link type fittings onto the 'pig tails', then the yoke fitted up to the horse, we had similar, but the yoke fitted to the tractor via a chain, useful bits of kit, certainly for harrowing in seed.

You are the only one worth watching on tv

Hello Richard, greetings from southern Ireland, Co Longford acutely beside where farmer Phil is farming and contracting.he has plans in place currently for the erecting of a farm shop,restaurant and farm museum of Old farm machinery and implements, your horse drawn cultivator would look good painted up in your front yard entrance or garden.hi also to your boys and I love seeing you on your farm,you give a true account of rural farming life. Cheers😂❤.

Richard please get that Land Rover door fixed, it’s serviced your family over for 20 years. It deserves the love and attention. Just Do It!

Re the harrows, chains went into the pig-tail loops to connect the harrow sections.

Good morning the funky farmer

Richard Great video. I would suggest you fence that in so cattle can’t get at it for their own safety. We had cow break her leg getting caught up in an old implement

We still have stuff that my great grandfather had made in 1919

i reckon get them sand blasted powder coated black then have the plough along one of the stone walls in the back garden then hang the harrow along the wall acting as atrellis make boxes for plough planters and have stuff growing up the harrow against the wall

Richard I believe that was a potatoe lifter...it could also be used to lift root crops...take off the door and hammer out the dent and get a spray can ..job sorted.

Buy a door from the car breakers. I once crashed a Landrover Ambulance into a cattle feeder 😢 though lucky enough, the panel was riveted, and I sorted with a hammer, etc😊

That is a set drags for working grass seeds in or corn in there should be a metal bar in front of it for pulling it

Harrows left upside-down in gateways are brilliant for deterring unwanted visitors (do what they likeys)

That should knock out out ,👍

I would guarantee that if you look at the bottom frame of your Defender door it’s rotted away. Mine are both gone and it’s a few years newer than yours Rich. Do as well to replace the whole door as I bet it doesn’t open/ shut properly now. New doors are next on the list for mine. Land Rovers ever helpful way of reminding you they need regular work done on them

Get a skip in then it's out the way for scrap is worth good money good luck with your repair

I am severely visually impaired, love, listening to your channel. I am a Bodger,. And I’ve got into restoring old vintage tools. But in the past, are used to restore old tractors and lorries with my mate.. So please equipment in the garden, use the chain harrow as a plant climber., Don’t let it go rusty in a field, like a lot of Bahin heritage from the past, all farmers used to always say I might need it one day, they never did. I knew a farmer when he died load of his stuff was so rusty it had to go to scrap in the end. It was a very sad day as there were some amazing farm equipment could’ve been saved should’ve been saved for the future is the history of farm

👀🙄🐾👍Mr C you could use the zig zag harrows to slow the pikies down😅

Interesting old equipment. Don't leave them in the field with cattle.Left an old roller some years ago. A bullock got entangled in it. Broken leg. Bullock put down

Ive got an old chafing machine in the corner of the shed after my dad.

Wonder how many weeks work it took to pay for one of those bad boys? And keep telling us your dad's stories, its the best way to preserve them forever!

It's for inter-row weeding of potatoes.

wonder would dave know anything about them? think that was his name, the older man interviewed about your area and it's past

Put it in the garden it will look amazing

Don't leave the spikes sticking up. They are perfect for ruining tractor tyres. When I was 17 I remember using a horse to stitch harrow turnips. 10 acres. When I had finished the boss said you have made a good job now you can do them again! It took a about a week.

They look like zig zag harrows for breaking soil down ready for planting

The beginnings of a museum 🤣

2 Bob is 20p in Decimal.

Poor old Landy, was it ex army if so it is now battle torn, I would Imagine a museum of Agricultural Artefacts may purchase plough or even a TV/film equipment company, might even pay for the new mower.😀

Poor land rover . Nice Machinery It would look good in your garden

Would be lovely to put some planter boxes on the cultivar. Repurpose could be worth a bit of cash 💰

boxer and prince were our shires

That’s not damage, thats patina!

That bash out easy or you may be able to get a second hand door some were

Could help but notice the slurry tanker, could you video it when your next spreading it

You should get a quad bike and then put the chainharrows on the back of it

Cultivator would look nice in the garden against a wall with a clematis or something similar growing on it?

Good to get things sorted out.

Ohhh that poor Land Rover😢, seeing that hurt me more than the Land Rover. That stuff was made to last, how many lifetimes? 2 Bob = 2 shillings or One Florin ==10p. 3/6 = 3 shillings and sixpence == 17-1/2p. A Tanner = Sixpence == 2-1/2p. 5 Bob = 1 Crown or 25p. Half a Crown = 12-1/2p. Feet & Inches. Rod, Fathom, Furlong etc, etc. It's all a part of history for me and many older folk. Just as the old machinery is a part of you Richard, and you as a child of decimalization. Acre to Hectare (conversion factor 2.471). How do you state the size of your farm in conversation? At school which I left in 1963 we were taught the Imperial system and all it's quirks. When I finished my apprenticeship in 1968 I went to work for a French company. All Metric, so learn a new system. After 4 years, back to working for an English company, so, back to Imperial again. I can still flip between either system in my head and convert either way just by instinct. Yet the Marine enviroment worldwide still measure water depth in Fathoms where 1 Fathom = 6 feet. If you want really confusing, look at the American system, where, a Gallon is 3.785 litres, a quart is 0.946 of a litre, a pint is 0.473. Yet their currency is metric based. And who the heck can explain the logic of measuring a Horse using 'Hand' where One Hand is 10.16 centimeters or 4 inches?

clean them, paint them , put a sign on for the entrance to the farm .

You should just use some T cut job sorted 👌 👍 😀

Hi Richard. I'm sure a local museum would love it ? Rather that let it just rot away

Wonderful 🫶🏻

Plenty of places selling new door skins, simple job to do

Dont panic just a "war wound " on the landrover.

you should buy a vintage tractor for round the farm like a t20 or 35

It probably gouged the Land Rover because you forgot about it and it demanded revenge!! HA LOL ;) :)

Are there any museums that would take it?

that will buff out lol

Fix it up to good working order and then tell Jack and Harry you'll harness them to it if they misbehave

Pop master to be on TV soon Chanel 4 I think

Hi Richard that doors annoying but it's fixable

Don't leave your loader at Head height. It will do more damage to your head than vintage machinery will do to your landrover.

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Farmer's are buggers for keeping shit under edges they won't let go of ewt 🤣..be handy one day 👍🏻