Fantastic to see the major still earning its keep at 60+ years old

Ah fresh clean country air... brought to you by Ford son major.

Fords and deeres can't beat that! That major looks well on those chunky tyres

That’s a serious pit!

Nice video it’s good to see and hear these old Fordson tractors in action no electrics to speak of to go wrong that right hand mudguard needs looking at but she is a beautiful tractor to look at.

Great to see some classic kit working as it should. The chap on the major is alot braver than I am, I'm not sure I would run my major up the clamp! ☺

@hubertjohnsen131

4 жыл бұрын

I know what u mean , one hang up and he’s over th back

Awesome fleet!👍👌🐄

4:48 that was a large slam!

Majors take some beating I've got a 63 super use it for work every day now done 600 miles on it haha 👍

@cattlewranglerwalsh116

3 жыл бұрын

Miles? How did you measure that?

@davidlyons8405

3 жыл бұрын

@@cattlewranglerwalsh116 because i measured it in my car it's 14 miles round trip per day

Just a bit jealous 👍

No roll frame on the Fordson and driving up the clamp instead of reversing, What would the safety man say?

@richardl7852

4 жыл бұрын

safety man has nothing to say in a familial farm

@fordsonman

4 жыл бұрын

Fordson Major have heavy bow, it doesnt fall over at this slope.

@cattlewranglerwalsh116

3 жыл бұрын

You'd get a heart attack if you saw the pit I was rolling with a super major back when I was 16, the pit was way steeper than this one and about 4 feet over the walls. The pit in the video is like a little hill compared to it. No roll bar either.

@G.5.B.H.M

Жыл бұрын

@@richardl7852 actually, you're wrong there. The Health and Safety at Work act applies whether it's family run or otherwise.

@nicklovell8148

Жыл бұрын

F@#k the safety man! You make good points though.

Hopefully you will read your comments what where are the Wheels on the major I want to do the same

Old tractor needs weight.

nice video and Fordson Major

👍👌🇨🇦❤, all good, little Fordson nicely rstored, a little light for that kinda work, we only use cabs incase of roll overs, hardly makes a dent in the silage compared to the JCB, waste of time and fuel reallly