Working with the Red Giants - (Trailer for DVD)
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It's now nearly fifty years since Massey Ferguson changed the agricultural landscape for ever, not only in this country but all over the world. We're taking this opportunity to celebrate those fifty years by paying tribute to a champion of the farming world - the fantastic MF100 series, more affectionately known as The Red Giants.
All the series models are explored including a rare four wheel drive version; we visit the Maldon Tractor Working Day and call in on a restorer who wins prizes with his beloved 165. But these robust machines were built to be worked so, we follow The Red Giants, along with combines and balers of the day, toiling together to bring in a wheat harvest.
What a fitting way to celebrate this 50th anniversary tribute to one of the most famous series of tractors and machinery in the history of agriculture.
Duration 90 minutes
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Love all Massey Fergunsons.
massey ferguson 😊😊 started making tractors in 1958 they have been making tractors 66 years this year 2O24 😊😊 OMG 5 5 2O24
Great to see these old farm machines still working. These tractors were built to work and last
That warms my heart. Can’t beat a fergie or a even better a few of em
great to see this old machinery still going strong.
The good old days
Great little vid. I found it quite interesting.I have recently purchased a MF 175 in Australia and restoring it.Thanks for the upload.
Brilliant.. I drive a modern day combine but would love a day on one of these... fantastic well done
Nice setup for small farmers, love the red tractor.
we have 178 multipower with cabin and front loader and its a nice little piece of eguipment. Really handy and best of its time.
I ran a 1968 MF 300 combine for many years. This was I believe a North American only model but looked almost exactly the same as the 515 shown here just a little smaller. I learned to drive the combine on a 726 which was the forerunner to the 780 also shown here.
Respect 💪
Tres belle vidéo dans l'ensemble bravo est merci
I Love those red pieces of metal 🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿💪💪💪💪💪
i had been there and still driving an 295 on my farm in south america
The 175 with grain trailer looks great, set wider wheels would add to it. front and Rear.
I know video is a bit aged, but it’s shows a lot of classic iron afield that very well may never be assembled and working together again
MF ein Gefühl
MF für immer 😍😚❤
Hi. Very nice baler it looks like new. I have a mf 20/8 baler which I use every year. I just subbed you. Cheers Calvin
they were the best 50/65/275/1100/1135/202
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They must of eaten some dust during the day
Remember initially MF didn't have big hp tractors to go up against the likes of the 4020 and 1206 so they bought Olivers and repainted them and sold them as the Mf 95, 97 and 98 because the suiper 90 was the biggest thing they had at the time finaly they brought out the 1100
@yenkodeuce1
8 жыл бұрын
+Robert Long 95 & 97 were actually Minnie Molines
I found this programme to be rather disappointing actually . It started ( and finished ) interestingly enough but half way through it wandered off on a tangent by talking about other topics altogether e.g. big four wheel drive Steiger tractors, or an International B.275 pulling a binder, interesting enough topics for another DVD maybe but nothing at all to do with the title of the DVD in question. The time would have been better employed talking about other MF 'Red Giant' tractors of the time such as the 1080, 1100 , 1130 etc.
@SecondSightTrailers
10 жыл бұрын
A fair comment. The 'Steiger' section happened because of the link with MF dealers 'Eastern Tractors' and what some of their work force and others had organised at the Maldon Tractor Show, including harvesting with the MF100 series and the binder. The small section with the 4wd's lasted about 4 to 5 minutes so not a great percentage of the programme, it was a reasonably rare event so justified including in the programme. The DVD is 90 minutes long with 80% of that time looking at Massey Ferguson tractors and machinery from the sixties - more than enough for most people I'd say!