Could never understand why Torquing point didn't immediately take off especially with the huge cross section of followers you have on your own channels 🤔 Do well 👌👍
Had we of known, we could have hooked up your Sumo and TM and dragged it across the field in 2wD and at 50k... (Truth is we grabbed the Sumo out of the shed as it was the closest thing to hand and our biggest issue was not going too fast !)
The only thing I'd be worried about with the display isn't the catching it with a sleeve it would be snapping it when Gem trips me up to puff herself up and growl at her nemesis from around the lane (a Jack Russell terrier) as she would jump out for that, the massive Great Dane that used to live in the area who thought our BC was nuts she would be more likely to jump in the tractor, close the door and then go nuts.
@@torquingpoint5057 🤦🏻♂️ thankfully not had that, have spent several hours with cramp after multiple trips in our old transit where I got the middle seat with one collie in the driver's doorwell that tripped my dad (the driver) up a couple of times and the mother splurged in the passenger footwell leaving me having to hold my feet up for the journeys while twisted sideways to avoid the gearstick while the other passenger grumbled but given the banks by the TV transmitter near Dover the dogs earned their spots especially as Jess was the one to do most of the work.
Not strictly true. The original P-51 had the V12 Allison engine and was very capable but started to run out of power above 20,000 feet. As the war was progressing and changing fast, higher level interceptors and bombers appeared and so the need for a more suitable engine meant the Merlin would suit the new requirements. The Allison continued to be used in the A-36 Apache ground attack version of the P-51.
Hi mucker may I ask a question?? Once you add a new implement does the tractor download the information or reads the information from a on board chip ??
I love this upload since you included the behind-the-scenes of your hard work! And it's an honor to have you visit our channel, we can discuss more about our experiences in harvesting and building farms.
We run a New Holland braud 9060l,in vineyard s in Kent, such a versatile machine,as we can remove the harvesting unit and fit a four row berthoud sprayer unit for the summer we have also purchased a compost spreader unit which can do 1 or 3 rows or set up for broadcast spreading,it will spread fert as well.we can also add other attachments,post knocker,pre pruners etc, save s a lot on labour costs.👍
To show wow far a robot tractor can be set there's a series in Motorsport for electric robot cars saw one being tested at donington park if they can drive round there a robot tractor can get round poles and trees
Grape farming is a whole different animal. My family farm is in the heart of The Finger Lake Region, Hammondsport, New York. Dairy farms disappear yearly in favor of grapes. Its delicious and great for tourist economy. Grape seed oil is a great byproduct also.🍇🍇🍇🍇 Good episode ✌️👍🇺🇲
Fantastic vid, really interesting and always wondered how they actually functioned. Thank you - of course also thabks for the mucker and saunders comedy duo
That’s a cracking little machine! Taking what is a fairly skilled job, to process, clean and then tank it is impressive. It’d be interesting to see how the pruning is done. I’ve spent many years pruning by hand but not by machine (well, apart from chainsaws 😆)
Brilliant video of a very interesting machine that picks grapes and looks to make the plant grow stronger ready for the next harvest! Well done chaps! Fenland Rob
Do a few more different machines if ya can really enjoyed this one ...lacking on the TV insert clips abit used to your videos were someone do something nd ud add the fillm but in just like them or mocking them.hahah 😂 and merry Christmas mucker
Brilliant interesting video 👌 have seen fruit harvesters up here 🏴 but that was an eye opener 😳😁 next time we see that shirt George be wearing it while feeding the cows 🙄😝
Very interesting,with what looks to be a great mechanism I've always wondered how they worked.Great to see some familiar faces again, keep up the good work and I can say now its long until the Doe show !
i saw a load of those in the docks in vigo a few years back, i assume they were heading out somewhere given they are french made ,must have been 20 odd sat there
Seen a few of those on holiday in Germany this summer, really informative that you gents showed how the thing works👌 Hope the harvester wine tasted allright😜 Cheers, Mike
Some say...... I heard it through the grape vine... 😢😅 . .. flippin songs in my head now 🤪.. Anyway nice work on the vid folks.. betting the day just got better as it went on...😊.. plenty small tastes add up 😅. Stay safe 🏴
